Historias de Xuanhuan

They called him trash. The system called him different. Kael Stormwind was born with everything-wealth, status, a legendary family name. Everything except talent. While his cousins awaken dragons and phoenixes, he is bonded to a docile Water Steed. While they train in prestigious sects, he is told to "manage expectations." Then a wounded Silverwood Lynx crosses his path. And something ancient awakens. Now, whispers from another world fill his thoughts-strategies that defy everything the Beast Tamers believe. He has awakened a System. But it wasn't built for taming monsters... It was built for HUNTING them. The forbidden knowledge could make him legendary. Or get him killed. They still underestimate the heir they called worthless. But soon, they will fear what he has become.

The first time Yan Zhaoge crossed worlds, he landed in a martial warrior civilization that was at the peak of prosperity. He ended up in the book storage building of the the Divine Palace, which collected and preserved the classics of the entire world from all fields of knowledge. However, a world class calamity struck soon after and even the Divine Palace was destroyed. Yan Zhaoge's soul once again crossed over, but this time he arrived in the same world, except countless years have passed. With his brain full of rare books and classics from the era of peak prosperity, Yan Zhaoge's second crossing over to the present era was like a gamer who was used to playing hell mode suddenly finding himself playing the game on easy. That was just way too awesome. But before that, he needs to fix a certain problem. "I'm not a main character? In fact, I'm actually the the main character's love rival and the antagonistic Mr. Perfect senior martial brother? This script is wrong!" PS from author

Ren Zexian had lived 10,000 years, had experienced many things, had lived through many things. That included the death of his own realm. But what he never expected to experience was a zombie apocalypse. BL (mxm) I have no fixed schedule for this book as it was released on another site for a competition and on a whim. In the future, this will change.

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Xu Kai woke up in a strange world as a Foundation Establishment cultivator with no memory, no allies, and one colossal problem: his disciple. To the world, she appears to be a harmless, innocent mortal. In reality, she's a heaven-blessed genius at the Qi Condension stage, and she's completely, dangerously unhinged. Now, Xu Kai's greatest challenge isn't conquering or seeking treasures. It's surviving each day as the nominal master of a prodigy whose power and madness could get them both killed at any moment.

When a cynical tax accountant transmigrates into the body of Lu Xia, a starving seven-year-old girl in a brutal cultivation world, she brings her best asset with her: the Universal Commerce System. As long as she can pay for it, the system can supply anything in the universe-from hot bowls of rice and basic healing salves to legendary divine beast eggs and world-shattering immortal techniques. There's just one massive, glaring problem. Her new family is dirt poor, her current net worth is zero, and the system doesn't accept credit. Before she can even figure out how to hustle up her first copper coin, disaster strikes. Her village is raided, and she is kidnapped by a ruthless Demon Cultivator looking for human sacrifices. Forced to use her wits and a handful of stolen junk to buy her survival, she is narrowly rescued by a righteous cultivation sect. Realizing just how cheap life is in this new world, Lu Xia vows to play the long game. Joining the sect as an unremarkable, low-profile disciple, she begins her ultimate grind. While other disciples spend decades meditating on mountaintops, Lu Xia is busy scavenging, trading, and turning every piece of scrap metal, monster hide, and spirit stone into System Points. She doesn't want to be a hero, and she definitely doesn't care about saving the world. She just wants to be rich, safe, and immortal. But when you have a limitless cosmic vending machine in your head, keeping a low profile is much easier said than done.

He was exiled by a paranoid emperor for teaching peasants to fight. His ship sank en route to Persia. A sea dragon princess saved him - and made him her husband. Master Liang Wei hasn't touched land in nearly a century. Bound to the ocean by a magical pact, he spends his days meditating in a sunken wreck off the coast of Lamu, growing stronger for his wife and his status as the son in law of a sea dragon king. Then a boy finds him. Jabir is a fisherman, a descendant of the shipwreck's survivors. He comes to Liang Wei with a warning: a local shaman has seen a vision. Enemies are coming from all sides - tribal raiders, slave traders, European warships, and even the Chinese emperor himself, sailing with a thousand ships to steal the master's forbidden techniques that may be plotting another revolution in secret. Liang Wei cannot leave the water. But he can train the boy who can. Now Jabir must learn to fight while holding his breath. He must defend his village wave after wave. And far below, his master wages his own war against sea beasts and rival dragon kingdoms. Two worlds. Five enemies.

[The Wuxia, Slice of Life, Parody comedy sequel to "The Ask-er Out-ers"] After graduation, Mike, Jay and Tobi went on their seperate paths. Mike went to study abroad, who knows what Jay is doing (but it probably seem like it has something to do with his swag) and Tobi has become a NEET. One day, Tobi watched Quan Zhi Gao Shou and has been infatuated with steamed buns since then, but, that was when he found out, that in his country, there was no longer any traces of steamed buns!

Yun Mingze (云茗泽), the son of the farmer, lives on the outskirts of the forest together with his parents. One day when he was young, he accidentally met a beautiful/handsome merman, Shui Xuan (水璇), at the lake. The two formed an unlikely friendship until their red string of fate attached to their lives, but their path was no rose without thorns.

"You can break a rock with your strikes? Well too bad, I can make a mountain for defense." "You can jump really high? Well too bad, I can fly with my sword." "Human Martial Arts will never be able to beat Immortal Cultivation." Well, whatever. I won anyways. Authors Note: I've always seen novels where Martial Artists are suppressed by Immortal Cultivators, so I decided to make my own where the MC is a Martial Artist beating up Immortal Cultivators