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Everyone's Job Change: God of Stealing Laws! Everything Is Mine
The game world invades reality, people are forced to return to primitive society, and all technology stops. Only rely on the skills brought by the awakened profession to survive among monsters and beasts. Fang Mu, who returned from rebirth, awakened as a thief in the beginning and vowed to take revenge on the woman who betrayed him. "Why do you have my legendary item in your hand?" "Why do my temple-level followers listen to your orders?" "Why can you, a thief, use the skills of a knight, a prie
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Beast Control: Steal All the Plug-Ins from the Protagonist First
This is a different world where contracting with spiritual beasts to become powerful beast masters is the norm. Wu Buer created this world with his own hands. Unexpectedly, a strange email actually allowed him to travel into the novel and become one of the characters. In order to find his way back to Earth, he embarked on an extremely passionate journey of beast control... As the author, he is familiar with all the plots in the book, so all the cheats designed for the original protagonist Fang M
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Metaphysics: as a Young Student, I Only Tell Fortunes but Don't Change Them.
My name is Fang Mu, and by chance I learned the Six-Yao Hexagram technique from Master Wang in the mountain city of Chongqing. After returning from two years of study, he set up a small stall to broadcast fortune telling with the support of Senior Brother Wang. After five years of wandering, I have saved a small amount of money and plan to retire and do some charity work according to the master's words: "If you reveal the secrets of your fortune, you need to take 7 to repay 3." Now that I have n
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Earth's Nuclear Changes: I Can Extract Nuclear Waste
Fang Mu was sitting on the beach with a child. The once boundless blue ocean is now green, like a flowing grassland. The child asked innocently: "Uncle Fang, was the sea really blue before?" "Yes, there won't be so many titanium alloy fences on the beach at that time, and people can even go swimming in the sea." The child then asked: "Uncle Fang, I heard that fish lived in the sea in the past, and some people even ate fish meat." "That's right, fish in the past didn't have legs. It could even be
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