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Don't Go Astray [Entertainment Circle]

Don't Go Astray [Entertainment Circle]

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Soul Crossing
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Li Changsheng had nothing going for him except his looks, scraping by as a smooth-talking swindler. Until one day, karma caught up. He was forced to become the head of the "Calamity Division." Vicious ghosts, monstrous wraiths with overwhelming power, sworn enemies drenched in blood—all of them set their sights on him. The Calamity Division waited eagerly for him to restore its former glory. Li Changsheng: "……" ...Me? *** Three hundred years prior, Lord Chong of Xueyujing, Du Shangheng, sacrificed himself to save the world. A peerless immortal, noble as the distant moon—untouchable, compassionate, divine. Adored and revered, his legend endured long after his passing. Three centuries later, everyone stared at the lazy, silver-tongued liar, Li Changsheng, in stunned silence. *No way. Absolutely no way this guy is my white moonlight.* *Lord Chong… what the hell happened to you these three hundred years?!* *My good-for-nothing, pretty-faced Head of Division can't possibly be my white moonlight!*
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The Sickly Beauty Forced to Marry
The Sickly Beauty Forced to Marry
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Chu Zhaohuai, with scant familial ties and a frail body, was foretold by the royal astrologer to face a calamity at eighteen—surviving it would guarantee a lifetime of smooth sailing. Shortly after his eighteenth birthday, his family discarded him, scheming to marry him off to the capital’s most dreaded figure of slaughter as a sacrificial offering. —Legend had it that Ji Xun, the slaughter god, suffered grave battlefield injuries, descending into madness that turned him into a merciless killer. Chu Zhaohuai: *"..."* Fortunately, the slaughter god was also on death’s doorstep. Enduring until his final breath would see the calamity through. Chu Zhaohuai prayed devoutly, wishing fervently for Ji Xun’s swift demise and passage to paradise. At the Guardian Temple, he drew a fortune stick: *"The Prince enjoys robust health."* It was the worst possible omen. Overcome with delight, Chu Zhaohuai nearly wept joyful tears. Noticing the unshed tears glistening in his eyes, Ji Xun was deeply moved. Could it be… such profound devotion? *** "Slaughter God Weds a Male Bride" became the capital’s hottest gossip, with bets on how long the "Princess Consort" would last—three months, perhaps. Yet the once-ferocious slaughter god transformed into tender devotion, doting on Chu Zhaohuai with unparalleled care. Even in madness, he never harmed him, erupting in rage only to shield him from peril. Never before cherished, Chu Zhaohuai was overwhelmed, vowing: If he survived the calamity, he would spend his remaining years with Ji Xun. But then… Ji Xun died. For three sleepless nights in the snow, Chu Zhaohuai kept vigil, his heart withered with grief. *** As the capital’s tides turned, a new emperor ascended. Clad in mourning white, the ethereally frail beauty wandered aimlessly, clutching his late husband’s relics, exposed to the covetous schemes of opportunistic vultures. Until a black-robed figure emerged from the crowd, greeted by prostrate subjects roaring *"Long live the Emperor!"* —It was Ji Xun, alive after faking death, now ruler of all under heaven. While others expected tearful reunion, Chu Zhaohuai staggered to his knees in formal salute, murmuring: *"Your Majesty."* The exalted sovereign paled instantly.
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Phoenix Bone [Rebirth]
Phoenix Bone [Rebirth]
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Su Hansheng, the son of an immortal lord, is proud and noble but afflicted with the light-fearing "bone-adhering" poison, leading a reclusive life. In his youth, due to sheer stubbornness, his martial brother died tragically in a secret realm, his immortal lord’s relics were stolen, and his spiritual roots were severed by his betrothed before being cast into the Abyssal Prison. It was then that Su Hansheng discovered he possessed a sacred artifact of Heaven—Phoenix Bones. After perishing in the Abyssal Prison, Su Hansheng is reborn at seventeen. He remains "imprisoned" in obscurity, while old friends and sect members still shine as peerless talents. The Phoenix Bones are reborn from ashes. *** The unruly Phoenix Bones torment Su Hansheng with agonizing flare-ups; only a blind man from his past life in the Abyssal Prison could offer slight relief. After rebirth, Su Hansheng rushes to find him—but finds no trace. Until his birthday celebration, when a man clad in snow-white monastic robes, exuding divine elegance, casts him a cold glance with ink-green eyes—radiating untouchable sanctity and zen-like serenity. Su Hansheng falls silent. By the Heavens, his past-life lover… is a monk? And none other than the lofty World-Honored One of Mount Sumeru? Could anything be more absurd? An elder drags the expressionless Su Hansheng forward: "The World-Honored One was your father’s dearest friend. He even held you as a child—you should call him 'Uncle.'" Su Hansheng: "..." —Turns out, it *can* get more absurd. [Weakly faking obedience neurotic bottom] x [Compassionate monk (with hair) top], older top, HE. Notes: ① No familial or blood ties between top and bottom; "uncle" is a respectful term for elders. ②The story is a myth-inspired literary work, entirely fictional—no relation to reality. Reject superstition; trust science. ③ Gratitude for your support!
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After The Villain Lost All His Cultivation
After The Villain Lost All His Cultivation
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Xi Jianglan, the top spoiled brat in the Thirteen Prefectures, was pampered and overindulgent, offending countless powerful figures yet remaining unscathed under his family’s protection—until the day his entire clan was slaughtered. The sole survivor, Xi Jianglan lost all cultivation and became a sickly invalid who coughed up blood every few steps. *** With his downfall, old enemies gleefully piled on, eager for revenge. —Through sheer trickery and feigned madness, Xi Jianglan managed to hide his identity and survive. But when a certain powerful figure (whose grudge he’d long forgotten) held a blade to his throat, Xi Jianglan improvised on the spot: “Sheng Jiao is head-over-heels for me! He’s peerless in cultivation, the strongest in the Thirteen Prefectures! Harm me, and you’ll regret it.” Sheng Jiao: “…” Withdrawing his sword, Sheng Jiao remarked coolly, “Oh?”
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