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Qi Shan Niang
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Qi Shan Niang Novels

3 books · 2874k words

Browse 3 books by Qi Shan Niang, 2874k in total; read chapters online.

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Weird Realm: Building a Peach Paradise
Weird Realm: Building a Peach Paradise
Qi Shan Niang
Ye Lu, the Divine Son of Mount Tai in the Bluestone World, was born with an innate talent to ward off evil. In his third life, he transmigrated into a world overrun by ghosts and monsters. In this world, people rely on "mystic plants" for cultivation and use them to fight supernatural creatures. The stronger the mystic plants they nurture, the more resources they can obtain. Ye Lu: *What a coincidence!* The Mount Tai lineage is naturally favored by earth veins, and mystic plants are born from the Earth Mother—how could they not adore him? Thus, upon transmigrating, his innate divine sense already contained three mystic plant seeds. The first: Moon Laurel—affinity with lunar energy, capable of enhancing the cultivation speed of all mystic scholars. Upon its emergence, countless powerful beings vied for it, and the influential Vermilion Ash Trading Caravan rushed to the scene, pouring vast sums to secure a share of the Moon Laurel! The second: Verdant Pine—enhances innate talents. Consuming it can cleanse meridians and reshape bones. If ingested by children, it can elevate unawakened talents by entire tiers. On the day of its unveiling, mighty experts took notice, and trading caravans from the Stone Vermilion Village swarmed in. Overnight, He Village rose to become a top-tier powerhouse in the Forbidden Stone Peaks! The third: Yellow-Plum Fruit—grants a wisp of opportunity. Those at bottlenecks may break through upon consuming it, while those with special bloodlines may awaken dormant talents. Upon its debut, fate itself leaned favorably. The "Jester of Fate" awakened a legendary bloodline in an instant, gazing down upon the Insect King. From then on, the Yellow-Plum Fruit lay hidden, seen only by those blessed by destiny! A century after transmigrating, Ye Lu ascended to save the world, and He Village grew from obscurity into a legendary realm celebrated far and wide. Ghosts and monsters fled at the mere whisper of its name. The Heavenly Palace stood eternal, and all under heaven sang its praises. The name of He Village echoed through the ages. PS: The flight from famine in an eerie feudal world(highlighted!). PSS: The protagonist is a boss from a horror infinity world, blessed by supreme destiny, who transmigrated with two sworn brothers. Farming, farming, a cozy life of supernatural farming! PSSS: A light novel blending ancient folklore and divine mysteries—don’t conflate it with mythology. Content Notice: The main character in this story is a bottom.*This story features a gentle, harmonious, loving, and kind-hearted family. Heart.jpg*
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In a Weird World, I Became a Spider Spirit
In a Weird World, I Became a Spider Spirit
Qi Shan Niang
Year 150 of the Great Xia Dynasty. He Kan is reborn into a bizarre and ghost-infested world. Fox-spirits hiding among crowds, tree ghosts lurking in deserted villages, and eerie "wandering city gods"—all of them salivate at the sight of him. Gazing at the greedy monsters outside the village who long to devour him, he remarks faintly, "Actually, being a priest isn’t so bad." After all, in his past life as a giant spider, the sinister beings enshrined in the graves *loved* creatures like them! What do you call this? A mutual obsession! P.S.: He’s a male spider, not a black widow—thank you! P.P.S.: The daily life of a spider spirit surviving in a horror world.
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After I Turned Into the Sun
After I Turned Into the Sun
Qi Shan Niang
In the year 2888, spiritual energy began to revive. Countless races rose to prominence. Humans began awakening bloodlines from ancient times. He Qiyang rode the tide of this era and transformed into—no, not just a sun—a three-legged golden crow, developing an insatiable urge to circle the Earth every day. ————————— It’s said hamsters grow depressed when they can’t run on their wheels. Science confirms three-legged golden crows exhibit the same symptoms. —Great Xia Divine and Demon Management Bureau
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