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Because I'm Warlike, I Increased All My Attack Power.
This is the story of a cultivator in the End of Dharma Age who came down from the mountain and played games because he was too bored... If you are interested, then please click on the first chapter to start reading... This is not an ordinary and boring story... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Forbidden Land Adventure: Get a Blood Wheel Eye at the Beginning
In order to save himself, Li Yu, who is terminally ill, has to go to various forbidden places to find the legendary Blood Bodhi... He once saw a giant bronze tree 10,000 meters high under the abyss! Descend into the appalling Black Sea and see the mysteries beneath the sea! He once set foot on a purgatory-like red volcano and saw the unparalleled dangers of ancient beasts... I also went to the bottom of the extremely cold icy valley to see the stunning face of the ancient empress... … … And he w
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I! Things with My Sister and the Fox Demon
What would it be like to have a super violent sister at home and a super powerful fox demon outside? Jiang Chen was originally just an ordinary student... Until one day, my childhood nightmare sister suddenly moved here... Then, when he went out, he accidentally met a cute little fox... His originally peaceful life has undergone tremendous changes... "Jiang Chen, wash my clothes. If you don't want to wash them, try it!" … "Jiang Chen, I found a mysterious cemetery in the suburbs. Come with me to
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The Reclusive Me Was Exposed by My Yearning
Chu Feng is a well-deserved legend in the entertainment industry. When he was in high school, he became popular on the Internet with his three songs "No Makeup", "Broken Bridge Can Snow" and "Why Not". While studying at Beijing Film Academy, he wrote and directed Legend of Sword and Fairy This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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