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The King Traveled Through the Happy Life of the Past
The sky gradually darkened, and unfortunately, it started to rain again. Wang Zhe, who was scolded by his boss again, was walking on the road angrily. In a blink of an eye, he arrived at the bus stop. The thought of having to squeeze into the bus with other people made him even more uncomfortable. The bus pulled into the station, and just when the king was about to get on the bus, suddenly, he was pushed from behind. Ah, just after the king woke up, he was shocked to see what he looked like. He
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A Guide to Heroes in Troubled Times 1
The Northern and Southern Dynasties, wars in troubled times, the mystery of the prince's identity, the Xuanwu cavalry of the Northern Wei Dynasty marched southward, and the pillars of the Southern Qi Dynasty resisted. Outside the Beiguan City, corpses were strewn across the fields, and blood flowed thousands of miles away. The mystery of the prince's identity was revealed here. The prince seized the throne, and the hero ended. As a prince, he did not want to be a monarch, but only wanted to be a
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Prosperity in Troubled Times
The prince of the Northern Dynasty was exiled to the Southern Dynasty due to a fire in the harem when he was young, and became the prince of the Southern Dynasty. The war between the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the intrigues in the court, the struggle for the throne, the calmness of the prodigal son, the friendship between brothers, and the intimacy of the royal family. Love, where there are people is the world. Whether his surname is Tuoba or Xiao, he has the final say in everything. Wheth
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Rebirth Begins with Cross Talk
Chen Zimo accidentally traveled to a parallel world similar to the earth and started his cross talk career in Deyun Club. He used cross talk to satirize the chaos, filth and injustice in the entertainment industry. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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