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The Primordial Chaos God
I am chaos, created by nature. Chen Fan, a freshman, got into a car accident and traveled through the wilderness to be reborn. He transformed into a nine-apertured exquisite chaotic stone, and was equipped with the supreme chaos system. Just look at him flying into the wilderness, proud of the heavens. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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I! Able to Identify All Things
When he woke up, Levi found himself in a world a thousand years later. Resurrection of spiritual energy? Are ferocious beasts rampant? All the martial arts, heavenly materials and earthly treasures are hidden in the green source stone. Levi found that he had awakened the identification system of all things. "Identification successful: The source stone contains Yanyang Golden Pill, an ancient elixir that can increase the speed of cultivation..." "Identification successful: The source stone contai
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I Can Identify Everything
Sacrificing the three-foot green-edged sword, my fate is up to me! This is a world of gambling on stones. Cultivation techniques, martial arts, magical medicines, magical weapons, all treasures are hidden in the green source stone! Only if you can't think of it, it can't be opened without the Origin Stone! While others were still gambling on their luck in choosing stones, Li Wei had already opened the top grade imperial green and obtained a jade slip inheriting a god-level skill... While others
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Prehistoric: Chaos God
I am chaos, created by nature. Chen Fan, a freshman, got into a car accident and traveled through the wilderness to be reborn. He transformed into a nine-apertured exquisite chaotic stone, and was equipped with the supreme chaos system. Just look at him flying into the wilderness, proud of the heavens. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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