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I Want to Be Iron Man
Lin Guang was seriously injured in a car accident and was activated by a brain project. He gained super high IQ and self-healing ability. While getting along with four beauties who rented a house together, he discovered that the world was under serious threat. So Lin Guang used his super high IQ to slowly build himself into Iron Man! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Xia's Lonely Career
Huang Yun's father, Huang Dan, is a famous Sanda athlete who has won numerous championships in domestic and foreign competitions. After a car accident, Huang Yun returned to the Northern Song Dynasty, met a generation of heroes Nan Xia Zhan Zhao and worshiped him as his teacher to learn amazing martial arts. What followed were all kinds of thrilling and touching things. After he became invincible, he realized that he was alone in seeking defeat! This novel and its characters are purely fictitiou
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The Three Kingdoms Diaosi Li Guang
Li Guang inadvertently traveled to the Three Kingdoms. He had no special powers, no peerless martial arts, and no superhuman intelligence. We can only know by looking at history, how did he create his own world in the Three Kingdoms? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Entertainment: I Am an Actor
Lin Chengyi travels to a parallel world and discovers that there are no kung fu movies in this world, and there are no actors such as Stephen Chow, Bruce Lee, and Jet Li. With the help of the system, Lin Chengyi has slowly transformed from a bit player into a super actor who affects the world, and his meaning has transcended the meaning of the word actor. Actually, I'm just an actor. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imit
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