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I Have a Divine Cemetery, I Am Invincible When I Am Born
Lu Yun accidentally traveled to a fantasy world, and his spiritual roots were too weak. He accidentally entered an ancient cemetery where the gods and demons of the East and West were buried. Here are the remains of countless immortals, demons, gods and demons frozen in ice, as well as countless ancient magic weapons buried with them, as well as the mysterious inheritance left by the immortals and demons! Lu Yun looked at the countless magical inheritance in the cemetery and couldn't help but sa
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I Have a Divine Cemetery
An ordinary college student mistakenly entered a cemetery where ancient gods and demons were buried. Chiyou! Xingtian! The Immortal Emperor! Moral God! Looking at the majestic bodies under the thick ice and the jade tablets with names engraved on them, Li Linchuan felt that his previous views had been completely overturned. How should he leave? How should he live after returning to the city? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should no
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Start with Slaying Immortals
In 2099, a dark, simple octagonal pavilion descended on the earth. Was it an unknown god visiting with good intentions? Or hundreds of millions of living beings were slaughtered. As an archaeologist, Li Linchuan knew very well what the words carved on the ancient pavilion meant, and he also understood what terrible disaster this pavilion would bring to the earth. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Start with the God of Killing
In 2099, a pure dark ancient pavilion came to the earth. Was it a visit from an unknown god with good intentions? Or hundreds of millions of living beings were slaughtered. As an archaeologist, Li Linchuan knew very well what the words carved on the ancient pavilion meant, and he also understood what terrible disaster this pavilion would bring to the earth. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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