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Fighting God of War
His father is a great demon with unparalleled cultivation, and his mother is a gentle mortal. Why was his childhood that was supposed to be happy and joyful filled with blood and killing... What forced him to embark on the path of revenge! This book tells how Lin Yang grew step by step to a height unreachable in the monastic world, avenged his father, resisted invasion, and watched how he won the supreme title of God of War! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is
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Los Angeles Sword Demon
Since ancient times, the land of China has produced countless talented people. It has been rumored since ancient times that anyone who has reached the pinnacle of cultivation can ascend to the immortal class if there is a chance or coincidence or if he reaches the extreme level to trigger a catastrophe. At this time, one person can achieve enlightenment, chickens and dogs can ascend to heaven. Originally, this statement was just used as a pastime, and many people thought it was just... This nove
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Devil May Cry
With the devil's right wrist, he has been suppressing his pain. When he picks up a machete and wields it, and picks up a gun to play with, can he break free from the shackles of fate? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Kind Death
A-Dai, a simple and kind-hearted thief, was taken away by the powerful alchemist Coris for some purpose during a robbery. Ah-Dai's fate changed from then on. Destiny pushed him to save the number one killer in the mainland. In order to take revenge, the King of Killers forcibly took Ah-Dai to a remote town and taught him all he had learned. Will Ah-Dai, who gets along with the killer, turn into a devil... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental
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