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Song Dynasty Ranger
In the late Northern Song Dynasty, the government was in disarray and there was chaos from all directions. A famous minister, Fu Cha, led his troops to resist the invasion of the north, but accidentally fell into Kong Yanzhou's trap and died in a foreign country. Eighteen years later, his son Fu Tianpeng came down from the mountain to learn martial arts and vowed to avenge his father. He kicked out the curator's whale gang, eliminated traitors in the Shaolin Temple, and made a big fuss in the Wu
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Travel Through the Song Dynasty and Become a Rich Man
When sports student Li Jincai was sleeping, the time clock was knocked over by Da Hei at home, and he inexplicably traveled to the Song Dynasty. Here he has to run the Song Dynasty and complete the task of making the country extremely rich before he can return to reality. Facing a strange ancient environment, Li Jincai relied on his special powers and sharp mind to start his own business and complete his tasks, while many imaginative stories also happened. This novel and its characters are purel
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Sword Qi Ling Xiao
The emperor distinguishes the six qi and gallops through the heaven and earth. When the Qi is first formed, the spirit is clear and clear. The two qi gradually change the muscles and bones. The three qi merge together, picking leaves and flying flowers. The four qi are connected, and the true energy returns to the heart. When the five qi enter, the wind will rise. The six qi are transformed into perfection, riding on the clouds to control the universe. The Lingxiao sect met Zhang Chengyun, a dis
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Church Phantom
A series of murders occurred at Solon Church in Prosburg, New Delhi. The new police chief Buck received intimidation and threats as soon as he took office. In the face of justice, Buck is determined to investigate the truth and return a clear sky to Prosburg. However, as the investigation deepened, he realized that the matter was far more terrifying than he imagined. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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