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Deal with Devil
A mediocre young man, in despair, played a game with the devil at the cost of his life. From then on, he was no longer mediocre. Gradually, he forgot about the game with the devil, but one day, the devil found him again and wanted to complete the impossible game with him. The young man failed, but the devil gave him another chance. Faced with this opportunity, how would he choose? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitate
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One Piece: Who Is My Dad?
The world of pirates is a world full of dreams, but it is also a world full of killing. An ordinary young man comes to this world, and a system father with many problems will bring him to this world to find his father. But in the process of searching, it seems that something is wrong with the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Cold-Blooded, Ruthless, Ice-Like
They shed a tear as they parted from them, for they had broken their oath. And their parents asked them to go to China to study again. On the first day they came to school, they shouldered the burden of those who had broken their vows and those who had wanted to kill them. What will be the fate of those who broke their oath and those who tried to kill them? Please tune in to read Cold-Blooded, Merciless, and the Ghost of Ice. This book is the creation of this author's painstaking efforts. Please
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Princess Bingyou
She is the eldest princess of England, and she is the little princess of England. Their parents enrolled in a school in China, but it was just as they wished, because they were going to find them who had sworn for them. And what fate will happen to them who violate their oath? But what will happen when they come to China? Please tune in to watch Princess Bingyou. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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