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Frogman
This book is set in the Cambrian period of the seventeenth century, with the central basin of Pangea as the location, and the spiritual growth of the frog people as a straight line. It describes how the Lingxing civilization responded to the great disaster, as well as the prosperity of the Xuanyuan civilization and the evolution of mankind. Strive to restore a complete scene of ancient human life. Many stories do not come from the author's wild imagination, but are the result of processing the h
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Poor Three Generations
In the ancient country of Yelang, the story of three generations of a family overcoming obstacles and striving for the family business. The first generation Cha Rong lived in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. His fate was always unfair, but he never bowed to fate. The second generation Cha Qing was motherless and grew up on corn porridge. However, he is such a person. If he enters Jin Yong's martial arts, he will undoubtedly be the protagonist. The third generatio
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The Fourth Era, the Cambrian Period
This is the world of prehistoric humans. There is no magic or magical power here. The only thing that exists is the power of unity, the spirit of Foolish Old Man who moved mountains. Here, we will see the importance of maintaining the diversity of life on earth. Here, we will describe to you the advanced civilization state of a civilization that continues. Nothing is immortal, and disasters are continuous. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental
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Boundary
In ancient times, human beings lived in the inner world of the earth, where there were flowers, flowers, trees and birds, just like the earth's surface. Human beings feed on wild fruits and live a carefree life. The magic of the inner earth world is that it looks the same as the surface, but it feels vast. You can see anywhere, but you can't walk there. There seems to be a curse in people's brains. They yearn for the places they see, but no one takes action and resettles. Human beings live in a
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