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Swordsman Lost Continent
A derivative work of the game Kenshi Swordsman is a self-fantasy narrative chapter I created based on the background of the game. The protagonist Wang Ruo accidentally entered another world during a trip to the sea. Here, barbaric, desolate and primitive, the only rule on this continent is to survive with all your strength. In such an environment, 19-year-old Wang Liang gradually finds his own value in this lost continent. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is pu
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Remains
College student Wang Mu and his friends traveled to a different world, and found that there were countless travelers here, but this was a wasteland world, where the weak and the strong survived and the fittest survived. It was a chaotic world of bones. The aboriginal people above and the people who had traveled through time gradually blended together. Humanity was disappearing, and civilization began to degrade. Even if you stand at the top of the food chain, you are always looking for the direc
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Borrow Youth and Spring
I want to record my youth, which may not be perfect but is still wonderful. I want others to see themselves in me, either as a reflection or as a shadow, as long as they can empathize with me. I want to rewrite the youth that was not beautiful enough, the youth with regrets I want to be the protagonist and realize a dream what is youth Youth is a show destined to end Many guests at the performance will leave you, and you will finally make a speech at the end. You will thank those guests, thank y
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Dark Desolate Bound
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Ipartment Starts with a Fiancée
When Su Hao traveled to the world of love apartments, he was still looking for his fiancée in the love apartment where his old lady was forcing him. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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