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I'm Fat and I'm Arrogant
A girl who weighs 200 pounds is wandering between reality and dreams. In reality, the bullying, laughter, and cynicism of her peers make her feel inferior and helpless. But in the dream, her noble status and the pampering of the handsome young man make her extremely arrogant and conceited! She was unable to distinguish the connection between reality and dreams, and had no intention of figuring it out. She grew from a high school girl to a college graduate while worrying about gains and losses, b
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Across the Qin Dynasty: Bai Qi Is My Brother
The long sword stabbed another body with undried blood. A large knife struck across the air, cutting off the tendons on the shoulder, breaking off the collarbone, and then got stuck on the ribs of the chest. The feather arrow suddenly came with the sound of breaking through the air, without screaming or crying. Some are just the muffled sound of arrows piercing into flesh and blood. Feather arrows tear through armor with powerful penetrating power, then tear apart skin and muscles, and finally b
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Get a Direct Death at the Start
This is the happy life of the protagonist traveling through anime This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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I Married the Man Who Called Me "Girl"
"Girl, I miss you"! It seems that just this "girl" expresses all the tenderness and pampering in my heart! I miss you! Let her run thousands of miles away without hesitation, A girl from a single-parent family falls in love with an uncle who has been released from prison. All kinds of tenderness are for you... Lin Keke started dating online and started sadomasochism mode when she married her uncle far away... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coinciden
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West Ping Smiled
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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