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The Zerg Kills All Worlds
May 1, 2020! On this day, mankind enters a new era, known in history as the collision of all worlds! Various inheritances, treasures, and even some fictional abilities from infinite planes have all come to earth! Sharingan! Devil fruit! Railgun! The magic of attracting stars! Reach for the stars! Races from infinite planes have also begun to compete on the earth, with endless, sky-devouring Zerg races! Brutal and bloodthirsty beasts who drink blood from their hair! There are also those Holy Spir
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Alien World: Start by Surrendering to the Enemy
In fact, before the protagonist grew up, he looked like this: "Hey, hey, don't throw me around. This is a battlefield. Can you be more serious?" "System, are you serious? You actually asked me to lick the corpse, literally with my tongue? Are you a devil?" "What, you want me to eat the corpse alive? You can just kill me!" In the eyes of others, he looks like this: "What, he is the ruthless man who eats corpses alive?" "What, he's the bastard who even snatches lollipops from kids?" "What, he dug
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Entertainment: I Make Movies in Wanjie
If an adventure could make you a big star, would you choose to take it? If a time travel can save a world, can you stand up bravely? If this was just a movie, would you still be able to go all out for those expectant eyes? Such words kept echoing in Meng Yongyong's mind. For a while, he was even a little at a loss. It was his choice, what would it be? It's time to travel through time and space and be a hero! When the age of heroes comes, when the curtain of the movie opens, this is my world! Thi
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Infinite Devouring of Fantasy City
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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There Is a Fantasy World of Villains in My Cellar
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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