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Prehistoric: Daojun Lu Ya Who Is Addicted to Fishing
After traveling through time, I became a land pressure, and with the help of the system, I can fish all things in the sky! Whatever the Immortal Sword, the Tai Chi Diagram, the Pangu Flag, the Mountains and Rivers Sheji Diagram, the Seven Treasures Wonderful Trees, the Black and Yellow Exquisite Pagoda of Heaven and Earth... All come over to me! There are so many magic weapons, who dares to fight with me! Lu Ya waved his hand, and all the treasures he caught appeared. "It turns out you stole my
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Cast Weapon Mirror
How can a novice with no background succeed in life? How can a villain with no IQ survive in the cracks? How can a useless talent become a novice's specialty? Li Yuehe does not want war, but if war is inevitable, it must be won completely. Let's see how Li Yuehe uses modern wisdom to establish a new order. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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I Don't Dare Enter This Live Broadcast Room.
One day, if you get the underworld live broadcast system, you will be rewarded for promoting the underworld culture. From then on, there was a magical live broadcast room in the world, linking the human world and the underworld. Live broadcast room daily life: "Ghost: Don't come here!" "This is really depressing everyday!" "Anchor, ask my grandma if she has any billions of property left for me?" "Master Impermanence, someone is seeking death again, please teach him about hell." This novel and it
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Tiga Tianzun
When he woke up, Xia Feng found that he had traveled to the Ultraman universe, and he was still in Dagu's body. Then he was surprised to find that now was the time when the evil god Gatanjie actually defeated Tiga. A voice suddenly sounded in Xia Feng's mind. From that moment on, Xia Feng began to embark on the road to becoming Diga Tianzun. . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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