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Entertainment: My Wife Is the National Goddess
Traveling to a parallel world, Lin Can discovered that his secretly married wife was actually a superstar in the entertainment industry! Shock! The queen's husband turned out to be a poor man who was idle and addicted to gambling! Shock! The queen's husband is actually the most mysterious singer today! Shock! The queen's husband is actually a famous author of many best-selling books! Shock! The queen's husband turned out to be this year's double Best Actor! Shock! The queen's husband turned out
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Metropolis: I Didn't Become Invincible by Reading Minds.
Chen Le, who traveled to a parallel world, received a psychological assistance system. In this world, not only people have psychology! Chen Le: "This ray of motherly energy is so arrogant, I'll just leave it in the toilet for a few days and then it will behave!" "This Imperial Sword is afraid of heights. Throw it from high altitude a few more times before it dares to fly!" "This sky-opening ax loves to eat. It can open the sky after just a few days of hunger!" … Many years later, someone asked:
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I Am the Second Generation Immortal
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Journey to the West: Super Writer
The fighting saint Sun Wukong stayed in heaven for five thousand years. After being greatly stimulated, he suddenly went berserk and wanted to have a monkey. Yue Lao gave him an invincible "goblin development system" to help him travel through the parallel space and be reborn as a super Internet writer-Qi Tian. There are no seventy-two transformations, no flaming-eyed Venus, and no magic mirror in hand, but we have to find nine beautiful little fairies in a parallel space with clouds of beauties
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A Happy Life in the Second Dimension
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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