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The Eternal Shield of the Heroic Company
Yanhuang blood, the wrath of the God of War, slaughtering the common people, and war angels. Ask the world, why should you be afraid? Sun Hao inexplicably traveled to the Super Theological Seminary seven thousand years ago, and inexplicably signed an eternal contract with Yan who had not yet become an angel. He also inexplicably became the king of the Yanhuang clan. The function of a shield is to protect. I, Sun Hao, swear that I will use my life to protect Yan and Yanhuang until eternity. I wil
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Imperial Master of Qin Dynasty
The otaku Ye Fan accidentally traveled to the Qin Kingdom, lying on his two big white legs with squinted eyes, thinking about his future path. Being an emperor is too tiring, and there will always be unscrupulous people who want to harm me. Being a general is too dangerous, and the general will inevitably die in battle. Being a minister is too tiring, and he has to go to court before dawn. Why else do they have a lot of work? When the young master Fusu came to Ye Fan with his sister, Ye Fan said
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The Strongest Sword God of Xiongbinglian
The crisis is approaching. Morgana, the demon king, has descended on the earth. Death, the lord of the Styx, is watching covetously. The holy Kesha, the king of angels, wants to execute a great judgment on the earth. Dugu defeated the gods, who would win and who would lose? Who will live and who will die between the Taotie army and the heroic army trained by Dugu Bei? When the national heritage collides with alien battleships, who is stronger and who is weaker? Look, Dugu is defeated step by ste
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The Traitor of the Qin Empire
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Zongman's Second Dimension Lord God
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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