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Shen Xiu Ji
Pangu opened the sky and split the earth, separating the realm of gods from the realm of ghosts. The upper and lower realms of gods merged into one and human beings were created according to their own original form, which is the current Chinese clan. Afterwards, the two Lords of Chaos became pregnant with Chutian again, and a billion years later they went to Earth together with the Gods. The Queen protects Nuwa; after the gods, there are gods who secretly alternate reincarnations every 100 milli
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Xiu Shen 2
Pangu opened the sky and split the earth, separating the realm of gods from the realm of ghosts. The upper and lower realms of gods merged into one and human beings were created according to their own original form, which is the current Chinese clan. Afterwards, the two Lords of Chaos became pregnant with Chutian again, and a billion years later they went to Earth together with the Gods. The Queen protects Nuwa; after the gods, there are gods who secretly alternate reincarnations every 100 milli
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Son of the Ancients
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Son of "Ancient"
After hundreds of millions of years in Hongmeng, the Son of Destiny appears. Whose son is he, what is his identity, what are his abilities, and why does he exist? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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The Peerless Tang Sect's Son of Pangu
A coin has three sides: front, back, and middle. There are three kinds of beasts: inferior to beasts, beasts, and beasts for the sake of beasts. One stone slab has eighteen kinds, two hundred and ninety-eight An ax has three parts: blade, back, and handle This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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