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I Was Reborn as a Monkey
As soon as I opened my eyes, I was reborn as a monkey, an ordinary monkey. Originally, I wanted to accept my fate, but God refused to give me a way to survive. I had no choice but to walk against the heavens in the body of an ordinary monkey, crushing the Lingxiao Palace, stepping on the Jade Emperor, and easily holding the Tathagata Buddha with one finger. From then on, I created my immortal myth. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and sho
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Ghost
Do ghosts really exist in this world? Is it a legend or is it true? Do ghosts in the world definitely harm people? Are they necessarily worse than humans? What is the meaning of the existence of ghosts? Why do ghosts exist in this world? What is the significance of ghosts' existence? Why do people have to be afraid of ghosts? Why are ghosts scarier than humans? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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A Lot of Nonsense
A ghost story every night brings you a different experience and excitement, including crying in the toilet, sounds under the bed, figures in the grave, strange sounds in the hospital morgue... Supernatural stories are passed down orally, creating another form of popular culture, and many of them are also famous urban legends. Supernatural stories can involve contact between humans and spirit beings or even being possessed; or they can involve some psychic methods such as Wenmi, Diexian, etc. Thi
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The Depressed Life of Ordinary People
An ordinary person's ordinary life is just an ordinary life. From birth to being the breadwinner of the family, he has no choice but to face any difficulties he encounters. Without Kaisi's ability to reverse adversity, there is only the numb response of an ordinary person. From the beginning, he wanted to change the world, but in the end he found that what he saw was just the tip of the iceberg of the world. In the end, he just lived a life of inaction like everyone else. This novel and its char
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