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Travelers in the Heavens
The Great Dao is fifty, Tianyan is forty-nine, and one of them is human escape. This escaped one eventually evolved into the Altar of Luck. After Xia Yun accidentally obtained the Altar of Luck, he discovered that as long as he sacrificed his own luck to the Altar of Luck, he could travel through the heavens. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Fantasy World Travel
Xia Yun accidentally traveled to a parallel world with children, and became Xia Donghai's nephew. After he finally accepted this reality, he was suddenly bound to a fantasy system. From then on, Xia Yun's footprints were all over the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Across the Heavens
In the Age of Ending Dharma, the spiritual energy is exhausted and the immortals and gods are extinct. However, the Great Dao is fifty, Tianyan is forty-nine, and people can escape even one of them. This escape transformed into the Hongmeng supreme treasure, the Heavenly Mirror, which was accidentally obtained by practitioners in the Age of Dharma Ending, thus starting a journey to the heavens. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should
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The World's Great Heroes in Hong Kong Movies
Life and death are determined by destiny, wealth and honor are in heaven. Times make heroes. How can there not be one or two heroes in an era? Right? Su Cheng accidentally came to Hong Kong in the 1990s, but found that something seemed wrong with the world. There is a policeman named Chen Jiaju who is catching gangsters on the street. The newspapers are full of news about the God of Gamblers... This is the world of Hong Kong movies. Let's see how Su Cheng becomes the hero of this era. This novel
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