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A Moment of Fun, Making Them Climb the Gates of Hell
A true story that happened in a rural area in the 1980s. An inappropriate joke has caused more people to fall into this disaster and struggle! Those ordinary people, involved in right and wrong, will be their final fate, and what heavy price will they pay? Treat life with caution, life is serious and sometimes there is no joke! Especially those jokes that are poorly measured! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Wrong, Wrong, Wrong Again and Again
This is a giant documentary that tells the story of young people's marriage and love. The author tells the story of a bitter girl who does not cherish love. Because she wants bread but not love, the people who love her go down a path of misery. And she herself is in desperate situations because of her wrong marriage choices. She is unable to save the day from danger and survive. Because of her marriage, she developed a grudge against her first husband, and unfortunately was betrayed by her most
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Great Destruction Great Destruction
Scientists have been dedicated to studying whether there were prehistoric humans, but there has been no relevant conclusion. In fact, as early as 5 billion years ago, on another planet, there were already traces of human activities, and humans were already highly civilized, just like our contemporary society. This planet is called φ planet. On the night of December 6, 2014, a fairy who transformed into a turtle walked into my dream. She told me the general process of the destruction of Planet φ,
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Ximen Qing's Eighteenth Reincarnation
Ximen Qing's eighteenth reincarnation, a different modern life, and a tortuous sadomasochistic experience are all exciting and definitely worth looking forward to! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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