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The Beast-Controlling Girl of the Republic of China
It is said that the women of Wanjia Village in Laohe Village did not use old-fashioned rifles to fight against the Japanese, and they did not use landmines or flying thunder to deceive the enemy. Moreover, they were still in total destruction when fighting against the enemy, and our fellow villagers did not even take action! Oh! It turns out that she can control animals, including walking animals, flying animals, sea beasts, bone beasts, and birds; she is so amazing! Do you still need us to take
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The Fierce Peasant Girl Is Very Low-Key
This is the story of a fierce female general of the Zerg tribe who was reborn in an ancient farmhouse due to a war. It is said that in the previous life, the general was plotted to death by a corporal bug because of Taizuo, so the general after rebirth discovered the truth. Haha, the female man always kept a low profile. When he was busy farming, he inherited his father's business and played with rocks, drank tea and hunted when he was not. Grandma, aunt Taizu, etc., Do you need to deal with it?
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The Reborn Lady Is Very Mysterious
A witch from a clan of orcs from another world was good at making animals and birds, but unfortunately fell down while trying to fight against the enemy beasts. However, a farmer's daughter in a small world died of a high fever for unknown reasons on the same day. The two people who were not related at first changed at this moment. The witch became the girl and the girl turned out to be... Shan is a reborn witch. Everyone thinks she is mysterious. She doesn't get along well but knows everything
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Ancient Struggle
A story about a woman who transformed into a man and was reborn in ancient times in order to survive. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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