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Soul Land: Reborn Yuhao, I Will Never Die in a Shura Field

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[No System] [Semi-Invincible] [Harem/Multiple Heroines] [No Low-IQ Tropes] [Dual Shrek & Sun-Moon Academy Paths] When he opened his eyes again, Huo Yuhao had been reborn at the exact moment his Martial Soul first awakened. At this point in time, he hasn't lost everything yet—he still has the chance to make amends for every regret! ... ... "Excuse me, Mr. Huo Yuhao. As the author of this century’s best-selling series—including The Theory of Soul Ring Pseudo-Dantians, The Soul Core Loading Method for Soul Rings, The Evolution of Artificial Soul Rings and Soul Bones, The Integration of Soul Shells and Battle Armor, and On the Importance of Blue Silver Grass in the Development of Soul Engines—do you have any thoughts you'd like to share?" "Thoughts?" Huo Yuhao—the man hailed as the founder of modern Soul Tools, the Master of the Spirit Transmission Pagoda, and the man who 'Absolutely Will Not Die in a Shura field'—snatched the microphone and barked angrily at the camera: "I don't have any 'thoughts'! I just want to know: Who the hell is out there spreading rumors that I’m going to die in a Shura field?!" PS 1: While the book may seem lighthearted, it is actually "big brain" focused, featuring deep dives into the technical applications of Martial Souls, Soul Rings, and Soul Tools. PS 2: This story features multiple heroines; if that’s not your thing, consider this a fair warning. Also, all character designs will follow the manhua (manga) versions.
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