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Son of Wolf
A dying boy named Wolf was adopted by a white wolf. After several years of hard work, he acquired various skills and lived a comfortable life with the white wolf and his seven little wolves. But the good times did not last long. The appearance of a masked man disrupted the peaceful life. Only the boy and the half-transformed wolf sister were left. In order to survive, they left their hometown of Langfeng Mountain and took the aliases of Wolf and Xue Xunsheng. This novel and its characters are pu
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Become the King of the Planes
I am Lin Mo Sheng, a high-level Chinese special forces soldier. In a highly dangerous mission, I unfortunately died for my country in order to protect the hostages. The strange thing is that I feel no obvious abnormalities in my body, but my head is muddled. Before I closed my eyes, I saw my comrades flying towards me, and I didn't know what happened after that. What happened? When I opened my eyes again, I found that I was not in the hospital, but in a very strange environment... The protagonis
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Lead! Explore the Stars.
In the future, in 2889, human civilization and technology have reached unprecedented prosperity, and all nationalities and races coexist peacefully. The protagonist Lin Mosheng was seriously injured in an interstellar war. By coincidence, his genes mutated and surpassed genetic modification technology. Let's see how he leads mankind out of the solar system, out of the galaxy, travels among the stars, establishes a hegemonic civilization, and realizes his self-worth. This novel and its characters
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Stars and Sun Alternate, All Thoughts Are Clear
In fact, there is not so much starting from scratch in life. The farewell you think is just for the people who are destined not to die. Those who should not be passers-by will reappear sooner or later. This long pursuit roughly started in the era when only the rich could afford to eat sweets every day. The little boy accidentally gave a White Rabbit candy to the little girl, which made the little girl feel that he had given the best thing to him. When he was seventeen years old, he said, "What d
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