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Butterfly
In the endless wasteland, there was only one black spot moving back and forth. She was wearing a thin black gauze. The already thin woman looked like a walking corpse at this moment. She had been mechanically making a movement, which was digging holes with her hands. The blood on her fingers had long been mixed with the black earth and solidified... Changsheng's body had gradually lost warmth and became colder little by little. There was no life in her pale face. The only thing she held in her h
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Cat Oscar: the Animal Cats Hate the Most Is Dogs
Ashiu's father is a famous performing artist. His dream since he was a child is to win an Oscar like his father. "Wow, Ash's performance is great!" "What a pride of my cat clan!" A round of applause goes to our cat Oscar winner: Ash! —— "Axiu! Ashi! Ashi!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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The Top in the Entertainment Industry Started from the Collapse of the House
Yang Mo was originally a top figure in the entertainment industry, but he died mysteriously one day. The police temporarily blocked the news. The headlines on the major entertainment pages were: A certain actor died of SM asphyxiation... "Oh, what's the shame in dying..." "He's just an actor, and he commits suicide!" "I heard that I can't stand online violence!" "With so much money, he's still depressed?" Yang Mo was just an ordinary actor during his lifetime, and his dream was to become famous!
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The Most Prodigal Son of the Tang Dynasty
Lu Ming was a college student in the 21st century. Suddenly one day, he had a car accident and lost three teeth. The already poor family was even worse. Somehow, there was a burst of red light. After a while, Lu Ming fainted. When he woke up, he became the prince of the Tang Dynasty. His family was extremely rich and he had 400,000 soldiers at his disposal... So the story of the absurd prince began... This article is purely fictitious. Any similarities are purely coincidental. This novel and its
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