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Thunderbolt: Grandmaster of Yandu at the Beginning
After the decisive battle between Yandu Grand Master Gu Ling Shiyan and Yi Qixing, he was seriously injured and his martial arts was broken. He was unexpectedly reborn after being attacked by his beloved disciple Liang Shougong for revenge. The mysterious system helps Gu Ling Die Yan heal and repair his injuries, and at the same time, he opens the tavern to recruit teammates. Kindness? There is a rubber man here, he looks very strong! How about I take it? There's a guy over there with magatama e
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My Sect Is Not Too Cold
There is such a legend in Fengyue Continent Legend has it that there is a mysterious sect outside the void In that mysterious sect, any disciple picked out at random is in the realm of the Supreme God Emperor. He has the power to destroy the heaven and the earth. With a single tremor of his body, mountains and rivers can be shattered and all bones withered. Legend has it that in this sect, mythical beasts are like dogs, fairy beasts are served on the dining table, and there are even super beasts
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When Liberal Arts Students Come to the World of Confucianism
This is a world where reading can make you stronger With added literary energy, he allowed him to attack in all kinds of ways, but his white clothes were still fluttering. Only when your words are well-spoken, literary stars shine, and you have mastered all six arts can you astound the world. He was an unknown child and studied hard for ten years. Scholars take a small test, and literary thoughts spring up. A person can serve the country, and a pen can punish evil. The Jinshi became angry and st
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Alien Journey
An accident allowed a Blue Star boy to see the boundless universe. In order to return home, he started wandering around the universe with the help of the terminal. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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