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Inuyasha's Fateful Reincarnation
Specially recommended by Feilu editor Nagato There is a man named Zhang Wei and a man named Rakshasa. Completely different names, same soul, different world, different life. Discussion number: ** This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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The Enchanting Red Princess of Death
Accidentally transformed into a monster store manager, accidentally changed his fate. Then, decadently, he raised a black cat with a big stomach, named Yoruichi. Then, he was annoyed and hated by a loli named Zhifeng. In short, living a life of pain and happiness, Kisuke Urahara PS: Three updates a day, rain or shine. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Inuyasha: Drawing the Sword
The sadness of the past, the emotion of the past, the fragrant platycodon flower, the divine music between the heaven and the earth, the love and hatred that spanned five hundred years, can still be remembered occasionally until now. This is the story of a time traveler. This is a story about wielding a sharp blade and flying a flying sword. Drawing the sword and wielding the sword, walking alone, a song flying to the sky tells the story of loyalty. PS: Please support me, please give me flowers,
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The End of Inuyasha
Zhang Wei has worn it. Since he has worn it, he has a pursuit, so let's work hard... Men should kill without mercy. If a man behaves, he should be violent. Things and benevolence are inseparable. The man is in the fighting arena, as brave as a bear and as blind as a wolf. If you are born a boy, you will kill someone. Don't teach a man's body to wrap a woman's heart. Men are never disrespectful, even if they kill their opponents, they will laugh at each other. Killing one person is considered a c
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