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Pirates: Kill the General with Sora at the Beginning
When sleeping at night, Yi Feng dreamed that someone gave him a broken pirate plane. Unexpectedly, when he woke up, he would actually be on the holy land of Mariejoia and become a Celestial Dragon. "Host, the world has been sieved by illegal travelers. I beg you to save it." Yi Feng took a deep breath: "Of course, this is my world after all. Now let me find them out first." After sending someone to fetch the nearest newspaper, Yi Feng studied the system in the castle. "Special code, someone actu
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Original: Carmen Comes to Fight at the Beginning
What to do if you discover a portal to the original world? Don't panic at this time The energy of the portal is more than a hundred billion times that of nuclear fission. We just need to sprinkle a small amount of cumin Then take a bite Ah woo Expanded~~~ The introduction is weak~Please read the text~ This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Versatile Mage, I Am Mo Fan
After I read Mr. Luan's The Versatile Mage, I wanted to write a different Mo Fan, with different endings from the many female characters. To make up for the ending I felt towards the many female characters in the story and Mo Fan. Since I'm currently in my second year of high school, I won't necessarily update. But I will persevere. If you like it, you can watch it. If you don't, you don't have to watch it. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidenta
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King of Nets: Playing the Court
What will happen if an orphan who loves anime travels to the world of Net King? Goldfinger is an animation system developed by himself. His ultimate mission is to become the strongest man in Net King. Can he succeed in this world? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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