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City: a Complete Collection of Technology in Your Hand
Take a system and travel to a parallel world where the technology tree grows crookedly. I found that the apple here has not been bitten by God, the game design concept is unbearable, and the retail industry has not yet suffered the impact of e-commerce... Givenxi looked at this wonderful world and the beautiful sister at home, and a faint smile appeared on her lips that was difficult to detect. ..... This is a story that uses earth's technology and culture to explore the world 360 degrees. This
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I Made Rice Bowls from All over the Alien Continent
This is a continent of swords and magic. Hundreds of thousands of years later, humans have become slaves and various fantasy races have suddenly emerged. Orcs, trolls, elves, undead, dragons... This is a peculiar restaurant. The rice bowl here is only made once. Legend has it that the owner here has a blank recipe book. Every time he makes a new dish, the name of the dish will automatically appear on the recipe. When the recipe is filled up, the owner of the recipe will gain supreme combat power
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Ultra: Light Belongs to Darkness
Different lives, different processes, may have different results. The tragedy of 30 million years ago will never happen again. I will lead the soldiers to the end of the light, find the figure from thousands of years ago and tell him that we also long for the light. Perhaps he has forgotten how tens of millions of years of brotherhood can betray us. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Youth Diary
This is a love diary about adolescence. Xiaojie in the diary is my first love. Many years have passed and I still can't forget her, so I want to commemorate my first love in this way. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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