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The Ancestors of Chaos in the Prehistoric Age
Reborn in the chaotic world, he became the first human race in the world. Let's see how the protagonist Lin Tian escapes in the world! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Naruto
There is no darkness in Konoha, no intrigues between people; there are only passionate battles and the sweetness of love. This is the story of a boy named Ming who rises to the top step by step. Of course, as his strength increases, so do the beautiful heroines. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Pirate Devil Tree
Wei Jing, who was bored and clicked on the blind date advertisement, actually traveled to the world of pirates! "Wait, why is my system a tree!" "Congratulations to the host for successfully activating the lightning fruit!" "Congratulations to the host for successfully acquiring the top-level domineering domineering energy!" "Akainu! If you have the guts, move again! Let's see if I can blow your head off with my hammer!" "The missing 100 years of blank history! Here I come!" This novel and its c
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Journey to the West: the Patriarch of Ten Thousand Demons
Han Zhe, a mortal, travels through the world of Journey to the West and has an infinite resurrection system that is absolutely immortal. He forces all demons to become his disciples, serve him every day, and become the master of all demons. Red Boy, stop spewing samadhi fire. Didn't I tell you that you can't use it until you're cooking? Yellow wind monster, you can't change your taste. You always drink lamp oil and spit out sand. Aren't you being asked to care for the ecological environment? Thi
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Nine Tailed Fox King
Reborn as a fox? I tolerate it, but why am I the only male? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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