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The Peerless Demon God
A boy with no name and no parents. Being bullied every day, he decided to look for opportunities in the Demon Burial Tombs, one of the ten most forbidden places for humans. As a result, he was unexpectedly noticed by the demon god who died here. An agreement was reached with the devil. I help you become stronger and you help me take revenge. But this enemy is God. But the boy had no choice. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not
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Reincarnated as a Lizard
I was reincarnated as a lizard and was chased by a python before I could figure out the situation. I was lucky enough to escape and ate a caterpillar because I was too hungry, and then I discovered that I had evolved. Could it be that this world can evolve itself by devouring other creatures? To test this conjecture, I started looking for bugs to eat. But he was attacked by an unknown creature. Fortunately, my sixth sense kicked in and I narrowly escaped disaster. After killing this creature, I
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Pirates Start by Grabbing Sauron as a Partner
"Colonel Mengka does not intend to fulfill his agreement with you. He will kill you when the time you agreed upon comes. How about it? Do you want to go to the sea with me and become a free pirate?" Tianliang handed three knives to Sauron and asked. "Pirates? What I hate most are pirates, but you want me to be a pirate?" Zoro said coldly. Tianliang turned and left and said as he walked: "Since you plan to die here, you are not worthy of this knife. I will take it with me to challenge Hawkeye to
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End of the World at the Beginning
I didn't expect that the predicted end of the world would actually come. I was not the chosen one. He actually got a spot because he saved someone. From then on, he embarked on the road of saving the world. . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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