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I'm Just an Assistant
In an era when monsters were raging, Lin Yu's parents disappeared mysteriously. In order to investigate the situation behind it, Lin Yu, who had traveled through time, met many friends, formed a team, and started a journey. Among them, Lin Yu acted as a "support" in the team in order not to be too conspicuous. Later, Lin Yu discovered that his teammates seemed not to be simple. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Cultivation: Memory Is King
A lucky person who traveled to the world of cultivating immortals. Others practice skills to improve their realm, but Lin Yu does not need it. The only way to become stronger is to be known by others, remember and finally believe in him. However, in this era of cultivating immortals, all the geniuses are emerging, hundreds of flowers are blooming, and evildoers are everywhere. This is a glorious era, but after a period of time, all of this has undergone tremendous changes. This novel and its cha
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Taoist Priest: I Solved Cases in College
In a world without Taoist priests and Buddhism, a strange man came from nowhere and took Lin Yu away from the orphanage when he was a child. Probably when Lin Yu was in junior high school, that strange man, Lin Yu's master, showed something that was not about this world, that is, Taoism. It was also from that time that the master began to teach Lin Yu Taoism. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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This Taoist Priest Is a Bit Outrageous
It was originally a mediocre mountainside Taoist temple. After the floods caused by sudden heavy rains caused the collapse of the dam upstream, how should the villages downstream deal with it? When people learned that the dam upstream had collapsed and had left the village in a panic to live in a safe place, they learned another news... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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