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Honghuang: I, the Pangu Clan, Are About to Kill the System
As a system, every day it is about searching for Blue Star's time travellers, cultivating them, and searching for Pangu to extract essence and blood to cultivate the host's physique. More importantly, as a system, it would be too embarrassed to come out and mess around without the blood of Pangu and the origin of the prehistoric times. Chief, if this continues, our Pangu clan will become extinct sooner or later. How about we fight with the system? This novel and its characters are purely fictiti
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Astral Wandering God
In the endless night, there is such a race, which people call Rangers. Their destiny is to protect the peace of the star world. Whenever there is turmoil in the star world, they will take action to protect it. Star Boundary, where the Star Clan resides: Third Uncle, are you telling the truth? Do rangers really exist? My child, you should ask your heart, follow your innermost thoughts, do whatever you want to do, and enjoy the last moment... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. A
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Planet Level Villain
While others are thinking about how to live better, Ye Lingyun is thinking about how to suppress others, just because his golden finger is that suppressing others can strengthen the system. You can only use the benefits of the system by being a nuisance... Ye Lingyun: I don't want to suppress others, so you can't blame me. If you want to blame, just blame Goldfinger and the evil Heaven! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be i
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Journey to the West: Demon King Sun Wukong
Journey to the West is one of the conditions for the great prosperity of Buddhism and Taoism. Therefore, by chance, Sun Wukong knew the truth behind Journey to the West, which was a dispute between Buddhism and Taoism, and a battle of fate. After that, he said that if I become a Buddha, there will be no demons in the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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