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Since I Am a Pirate, I Must Rule the World
Lorraine held her Zanpakutō and followed her promise all the way. I come, I see, I conquer! The next step is a new world Finally, there is the Red Earth Continent All over the world? That's just incidental... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Failed to Trade in Stocks, but Defeated Sun Wu and Became the God of War
Zhang Chaofeng intercepted the 2 million yuan temporarily transferred by his boss for stock trading, and was firmly pressed to the lower limit. He didn't catch a breath and came to the underworld. It turned out that Hei Wuchang misjudged the time and detained him three days early, so he could not enter the gate of the underworld. Hei Wuchang wanted Zhang Chaofeng to return Yang, but Zhang Chaofeng flatly refused. Hei Wuchang had no choice but to let Zhang Chaofeng use these three days to visit t
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Love Story in the North of the City
Zhou Chao, a wage earner, was too hot to sleep one summer night, so he went downstairs for a walk and encountered a car accident. From this, various ridiculous stories happened one after another. Rich girl Xiao Wei, shampoo girl Xiao Yun, and executive girl Section Chief Qiu all make their appearance. The ending of the story is sad, but which story in this world has a sad ending? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated
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What Happened Between Me and the Bank Girl
Shen Wei is a product design engineer who likes writing in his spare time. By chance, he meets Liu Donglin, a female bank employee. The two sides have an emotional entanglement. From this, the story unfolds and goes through many twists and turns. From "I saw you in the human body" to "I saw you in the human body", all the tragic stories are basically the same, but the difference is that the process in between has its own look. This book writes about the joys and sorrows of small people in busine
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