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Son of the Dragon, Lord of the Underworld
The underworld is an independent world beyond the scope of the three realms. Our male protagonist is the son of a dragon and died protecting his father in a battle. In order to bring his beloved son back to life, the Dragon King used the Dragon Pearl he had cultivated for thousands of years to resurrect him. Because the magic power of the Ten Thousand Years Dragon Pearl is too strong, although the male protagonist was resurrected, he was afraid that he would take revenge, so the Dragon King seal
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I Will Inherit an Inheritance of 300 Billion!
"Although I inherited a 300 billion inheritance, am I proud? No, I still live a very ordinary life. I just use the time that others earn money to consume and create. You ask me, am I tired? In fact, it is quite tiring, but when I think that there is still so much money in my hands that I have not spent, I grit my teeth, wipe the sweat, clenched my fists, and then spend it!" ----------Qin Zheng's Quotations This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental
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I Am the Strongest in the City
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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War of Resistance: Draw Out a Nuclear Aircraft Carrier at the Beginning!
Ask me what is Haoheng? Hit the aircraft carrier at the beginning! One nuclear ship is worth a thousand! The whole world is so scared that they dare not move America, Germany, and that stinky furry bear! Wait, rat tail juice! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Lord of the Underworld
The underworld is an independent world beyond the scope of the three realms. Our male protagonist is the son of a dragon and died in a battle to protect the underworld. In order to bring his beloved son back to life, the Dragon King used the Dragon Pearl he had cultivated for thousands of years to resurrect him. Because the magic power of the Ten Thousand Years Dragon Pearl is too strong, although the male protagonist was resurrected, he was unable to digest its magic power and became a useless
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