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Qi Tian was determined to design the most advanced aircraft engine but accidentally lost his life while saving others. He then transmigrated to the National Master Manor in the Cultivation World and became a disciple of the National Master, with an extra engine appearing inside him. Whether it's enemies or spirit stones and elixir, they all can serve as fuel for his engine. With the engine roaring, his cultivation journey is as unstoppable as a flying plane. As a National Master, he assists in setting up emperors and selecting heirs. The nation thrives, and the people live in peace. As a cultivator, he sweeps away all kinds of spirits and demons. Emperors bow their heads, and warlords make way. What did you say? A monk wants to bring three great demon cultivators through here? Can you tell them that my engine needs an upgrade? [This book is written in a refreshing style, making reading easy and relaxing. Your support is greatly appreciated.]

Luo Ye had secretly been in love with a girl for three years in high school, and even enrolled in the same university as her. They had agreed that once they both got into college, they would be together. But to his heartbreak, the girl went back on her word. Devastated, Luo Ye turned to writing romance novels. Unexpectedly, before even starting college, the novel he wrote climbed to the top of a platform’s ranking, and he became an overnight sensation. ... After entering university, Luo Ye thought he would never fall in love again, but then he met the aloof senior. Determined, Luo Ye decided to secretly pursue a relationship with her and amaze everyone. When he and the cold and beautiful senior appeared hand in hand on campus, the whole school was shocked. How could the aloof campus beauty, Su Baizhou, be with a man? At that moment, the girl Luo Ye had secretly loved for three years realized that she still had feelings for him and started pursuing him again. “Sorry, little junior, but he’s already mine,” Su Baizhou said firmly. “And then what happened? Mr. Luo Ye, how did you and the famous comic artist Su Baizhou fall in love?” Hearing this, Luo Ye rubbed his head, smiled softly as he looked at her stunning figure, and said, “She secretly turned my book into a comic…” This book is reposted from the Tomato Novel: 《The School Beauty Seniors Never Had Any Scandals, Until I Went to College》 https://changdunovel.com/wap/share-v2.html?aid=1967&book_id=7207072067127086118&share_type=0&share_code=bIdVLW4M5FsT0l0gn8GPpU-mN-i1l-4mYeu-RCVuFbc%3D&uid=93dd72b1f241c85046f0bee15f8ee673&share_id=aMWOG_e77tJpFI_qy-dX7lxFP0M1BScAN2D-wZOxw7k%3D&use_open_launch_app=1&user_id=7f332039e2a49dbb3ceef9c60096cf55&did=93dd72b1f241c85046f0bee15f8ee673&entrance=book_detail&zlink=https%3A%2F%2Fzlink.fqnovel.com%2FdhVGe&gd_label=click_schema_lhft_share_novelapp_android&source_channel=wechat&share_channel=wechat&type=book&bg=f2cec2-f7e1da-402a23&book_detail_new_style=1&share_token=ab1d5aba-02fc-4e5d-9f3a-0bf52dba8389

[(MUST READ)] Guide to the World of Signo Welcome to Signo, a world powered by its mystical core—the very heart that fuels all life, magic, resources, and invention. The closer one’s essence is to Signo’s Core, the greater their strength and abilities become. The Seven Continents & Their Graces Each continent is overseen by one of the Seven Graces, divine-like beings who govern different aspects of power and existence: Evascera – Domain of the Grace of Life Neuraleth – Domain of the Grace of Senses Elarith – Domain of the Grace of Space Yhrakka – Domain of the Grace of Beasts Ceravayn – Domain of the Grace of Mind Thorneal – Domain of the Grace of Death Chronisca – Domain of the Grace of Time Geography & Culture There are no countries in Signo. The Seven Graces rule all, and instead of nations, the world is divided into cities—each with its own unique culture and societal structure. The Vanderes – The True Threat The Vanderes are otherworldly invaders, often just as strong—if not stronger—than the Graces themselves. They are feared as the natural predators of the Graces, and their presence threatens the balance of the world. Power System: Magic, Warriors, and Craftsmen All power in Signo flows through a concept called Connection—the bond between one's spirit and Signo itself. Mages: Use magic through their Connection to Signo Fuel magic with mental strength (willpower > stamina) Can cast, summon, buff, and reshape elements according to will Stronger mages have unwavering mental discipline Most use magical weapons or mediums forged from resources near Signo's core Warriors: Cannot use magic, but have bodies directly connected to Signo Possess superhuman physical strength and endurance Born with combat-optimized traits that limit magic use Craftsmen: Experts in smithing, engineering, and invention Can detect and utilize rare resources with ease Can use magic, but only to fuse with creations or tools Their Connection aligns with utility, not offense Anomalies: Rare individuals are born with both mage and warrior traits—they are mysterious, powerful anomalies, and their nature is still not fully understood, and some anomalies have abilities that are completely astray from basic principles. Elements & Alignment Magic is categorized by elemental attributes. A mage’s Connection can determine their affinity: A tornado-shaped connection = Wind alignment A glowing molten core = Fire Crystalline aura = Ice or Earth And so on… Some individuals are capable of wielding multiple elements. Warriors manifest elements through their combat style and personality Artificers reflect elements in the materials they use and the devices they create The 10 Taboo Beasts There exist ten legendary beasts—creatures so powerful they rival even the Graces. They are rarely seen, nearly impossible to track, and their existence is whispered in fear. Status: UNKNOWN

Yamete Kimochi, a lazy Japanese gamer, is furious at a poorly designed RPG boss that keeps killing him. Out of frustration, he downloads a cheat engine to hack the game—only to receive a bizarre message after winning: "Congratulations! You have been selected to enter the game world with your cheats enabled!" Suddenly transported into a glitchy medieval fantasy world, Kazuki discovers his "Cheat Engine" ability lets him manipulate game mechanics—but with ridiculous limitations. To survive, he must complete absurd quests given by GLich-chan, a snarky system AI living in his head. From duplicating bugged items to fighting monsters with broken hitboxes, Kazuki navigates a world where: - Slap the stuck NPC until his dialogue unfreezes. - Quests make no sense ("Collect 10 flowers… but the map only has 9"). - Fix the broken bridge… by reloading the area. (Good luck with that.) With GLich-chan mocking him and the world crumbling from his exploits, Kimochi must decide: Will he keep relying on cheats, or learn to grow stronger—and maybe fix this broken world?

As always, this book will be filled with a wide variety of stories. Even though different worlds, races, technologies, magic, or even universes may appear throughout its pages, one word will be constantly felt between the lines: eroticism. Please keep in mind that this work is intended for adult readers only. And above all, remember that I am building this book primarily for myself.

On the brink of annihilation, the advanced world of Nexaris fell to its own creation—a monstrous entity known only as the Devourer. As cities collapsed and the skies burned, a final, desperate experiment was set into motion. An incomplete system. A forbidden technology. A last gamble for survival. Implanted into a single, insignificant human—Ryan Cairo—the Nano Engine was never meant to be activated so soon… nor in such a flawed state. Moments before the planet was consumed, he was cast into the unknown. Now stranded in a world far different from his own, Ryan awakens with a broken system that does not imitate power… —but creates it. “Engine initialization… Core unstable. Directive: Evolve.” In a land ruled by strength, where only the powerful survive… He will forge his own path.

Shepherd Fox was one of the world’s most brilliant car designers and high-tech engineers—until a test of his experimental Rift Engine went catastrophically wrong. In a flash of white light and fractured time, Shepherd died… or so the world thought. He awakens in a different place, surrounded by heat, grease, and the smell of burning rubber. It's not a lab. It's not his world. It's Rio de Janeiro—and the streets are ruled by gangs, muscle cars, and a crew led by a man named Dominic Toretto. Fiction, Shepherd realizes, is now reality. As he navigates this universe where horsepower is king and loyalty runs deep, Shepherd discovers that the core embedded in his chest—the Rift Core—isn't just keeping him alive. It’s rewriting him, bonding with him, and unlocking his ability to shift between dimensions. But power like that never goes unnoticed. With corrupt agents, criminal empires, and powerful forces chasing the secret of the Rift, Shepherd must decide: will he lay low in a world on the brink of chaos—or take the wheel and steer fate itself? Because this world is fast. But he’s faster than anyone realizes.

The Little Engine That Would is a solarpunk reimagining of the classic children's fable, narrated by Unit 402, a sentient train. Unit 402 carries "tilted" passengers—individuals experiencing internal crisis—while monitoring their biometric stress to make micro-adjustments for their comfort. Although the passengers perceive the train as a tireless and self-sufficient monolith, its operation depends entirely on a hidden network of track sensors and human maintenance crews. The narrative replaces the "I think I can" mantra with "routing optimizations," focusing on a machine that provides safety and care for people who remain unresolved. By treating forward motion as a calculated practice of optimism, the train demonstrates that continuation is the only way belief travels.

The world does not break loudly. Sometimes, it glitches. When small inconsistencies begin to appear—events misaligned, people forgotten, deaths that go unnoticed—most of the world adapts without realizing anything is wrong. But not everyone forgets. As the system responsible for maintaining reality starts correcting its own failures, three individuals are pulled into a conflict that was never meant to be seen. A broker who watches, a force that intervenes, and a truth buried so deep that remembering it may be more dangerous than losing it. The Memory Engine is a dark speculative fantasy about unnoticed deaths, silent corrections, and the cost of keeping a broken world stable.

Bai Su, who transmigrated into a book set in the interstellar Beast World, has only one interest: making delicious food at the orphanage, raising children, and enjoying her hard-won new life. Future's great villains? The cubs are all super well-behaved in front of her! The Federation Leader comes to freeload a meal, and his disability is cured! The business emperor comes to freeload a meal, and his infertility is solved! The obese little female gets thinner the more she eats, gradually growing into the number one beauty of the Beast World. She also attracts the number one genius doctor of the interstellar era and the interstellar great captain. The villainous cubs, driving warships and controlling ten thousand beasts: "If you want to get close to our Mom, you'll have to withstand our cannon fire first!" The Federation Leader laughs in anger: "You dare to bomb my armory? Courting death!" The gloomy and bloodthirsty emperor: "A bunch of little trash! You think I'm afraid of you?" The doctor's face turns ashen: "Either give back my research results, or die!" The interstellar great captain dangerously shoulders a Barrett: "I see you're all dying to get locked up." Bai Su smiles and peeks her head out, holding a gleaming kitchen knife: "Time to eat! What are you all doing?" The big shots and the little villains, harmoniously putting their arms around each other's shoulders in a picture of fatherly love and filial piety: "Coming~~"