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Teach the Devil from Yitian
Bai Jing, who had made people angry during the Qin Dynasty, was sent to the end of the Yuan Dynasty by a sudden thunder. His soul had nowhere to rest and had to parasitize in the consciousness of a little girl. Bai Jing, who couldn't do anything, began to cultivate his parasitic little girl. As a result, Bai Jing accidentally cultivated the biggest demon in the world and two female emperors in history. . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental
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Urban Soul Paper Maker
With a ghost command in his hand, Jiang Jiu accidentally awakened the soul ferry system and became a "soul ferryman" walking between cities. The blood-stained gold locks on the last bus, the water-stained sneakers in the abandoned park, the male and female paper figures at the intersection late at night, the shabby rag dolls in the closed college... Are you really sure that your friends and relatives around you are still alive? Every night when I pass by you, don't block the way. Your souls are
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Traveling Through the City
123 This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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If You Don't Show Off in the City, the System Will Die
At the class reunion, Zhang Yang was holding a cigar in his mouth, gesticulating with his hands and talking boastfully, talking about the small goal he had set to make him 100 million first. At the awards ceremony, Zhang Yang wore flashy clothes and walked on the stage with devilish steps, claiming that he would win an Oscar next year. At the Entrepreneur Summit, Zhang Yang dressed simply and said in front of one billionaire entrepreneurs that he regretted starting the company. "When I make frie
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The Almighty Prince Consort of the Modern Tang Dynasty
Book deleted. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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