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Friendship
======================================================================================================== What! She has traveled through time! ! ! Name: Qian Chuling Age: 27 Occupation: International Chief Agent, World's No. 1 Pharmacist Known as: Poisonous Concubine, Ghost Doctor, Bai Wuchang After rebirth, he suddenly traveled to ancient times... "Monster!!!" What beautiful man in the world has he not seen? ! I was actually fascinated by him! ! ! How embarrassing! ! ! "Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!" Whe
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Tyrant's Daughter
Ye Xiangming, who was sleeping in the bedroom one second, traveled to ancient times the next, and became the short-lived seventh princess with the same name and surname as herself, who was born on the same day. She was really helpless in the face of four "psychopaths" and a tyrant father! ! ! ————At the same time, there is this unknown secret in the palace—— This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Mawalt Castle
Facing a terrifying queen, how should Helin Sibolt choose? A defenseless 11-year-old boy at Marwalt School can only rely on his friends for warmth... He left his evil grandma, but just a week after he left, his parents disappeared in the garden of his grandma's house. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Devil's Snake Staff
In this world, people have different forms of souls. Each soul will live in an object that you have used. Among them, a young man came here with his friends. The protagonist's aura makes him reach the highest level, overwhelming everything, and becoming cruel and greedy. At the critical moment, it was his friends who saved him and his body, but he didn't know where his soul was. In this way, a soulless body was born in the human world. . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitiou
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