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The Last Monk in China
Lin Yu, who originally lived an ordinary life, discovered the existence of monks, ancient mysteries, the crisis of the human race, and the secrets of the universe because of a black stone that was inherited by the ancient war lord Chi You. The enemies that all the ancient monks feared were all conquered by him. Unraveled one by one, there is the whereabouts of the three emperors Chi, Huang, and Yan, the heroic feat of Emperor Xin defying heaven and conquering immortals, the bloody battle between
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As the Emperor of Heaven, I Should Suppress All Enemies in the World.
That night, a crack in the void suddenly appeared in the sky above Donghai City, and then an unprecedented war broke out to protect Chinese civilization. When Li Chuan was on the verge of death, he accidentally opened the Qiankun System. After learning that he was an ancient demon body, he resolutely led the Chinese people to launch a counterattack. "You Chinese have been stubbornly resisting like this for generations!" "Three thousand years ago, Emperor Xin defied heaven and defeated the immort
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Ice Vein Awakening Frozen Throne
Lan Qianyu, a wild child from the Snow Land Kingdom, was adopted by General Zhou Yun of the Xuanwu Kingdom. Later, he discovered that he was born with a body of ice. He participated in the Tiangang martial arts performance to save his adoptive mother and won the first place. But what awaited him was bad news. Two supreme powers in the starry sky fought against each other, affecting mortals and low-level warriors in the lower realms. Lan Qianyu's adoptive mother was also among them. Heartbreaking
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China in Mourning
The world of mortals is nothing more than a dream on the Yellow River. After a hard journey through reincarnation, the dream ends in nothingness. This book will be on shelves in June, so stay tuned. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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