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Infinite Transformation
The protagonist, number zero. He was born with an incomplete body, right arm, left leg, and left eye. With no name, no parents, and no identity, he wanders the alleys of the huge city with the only clue on his left arm - the number "0", looking for his life experience. The alloy machine's right arm and left leg have been with him since he can remember, growing together with his body. There is also the dark golden left eye with the ancient compass-shaped pupil pattern. The gold emblem is stamped
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Cradle of Filth
The world is not a pure land, it is a collection of matter, a place where devils are born. Material prosperity has covered up the brilliance of truth. In order to obtain material satisfaction, people gradually forget their spirit and lose their authenticity. The universe is a multi-dimensional warehouse of material elements, filled with countless chaotic energies and chaos. Beyond the universe lies the abode of the great spirits of the Forgotten Beginning, which we call "Heaven." The core of the
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Redemption
The protagonist is an ordinary middle school student. An accident made him surprisingly discover that he has the ability to enchant any object, including people. From then on, his life was no longer ordinary. The precious bloodline ability makes all the forces in the other world look covetously, and the destiny changes... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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First Embrace
Constantine, a child from nowhere. One night twelve years ago, during a stormy night, he was taken home by a passing girl. Unexpectedly, one day twelve years later, my sister was taken away by a vampire wearing a black robe. In order to find his missing sister, Constantine began a journey across the continent to learn witchcraft. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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