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The Cultivator on the Electric Meter
Modern cities and the world of immortality are seamlessly intertwined. Spiritual energy exists in the form of "urban energy". Power grids, signal towers, and crowd emotions can all be converted into spiritual energy. Immortal cultivators need to abide by the "Urban Hidden Regulations" and practice secretly in office buildings, vegetable markets, and subways. To survive tribulations, they must hide from satellite surveillance, and to ascend, they must first log out of social security. . This nove
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Sword Pointing to the Sky
Mortal dust covers the eyes, spiritual roots are covered with dust, Once you wake up from the jade ultimatum, you will defy fate and embark on the path to immortality! There was an ancient era in the world. There was a prosperous age of cultivating immortals. Later, due to an unknown catastrophe, the avenue was damaged, the spiritual veins were exhausted, and many ancient techniques, ancient artifacts, and races disappeared, leaving only sporadic inheritance and relics, which became the core of
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My Fault
Shen DengzhuⅹFu Hancang Maybe every city has a story, but every story is shocking. They are hiding in every corner of the city, waiting for others to explore. Time cannot erase them, let alone bury them. Throughout his entire life, Shen Dengzhu never imagined that this would be his hometown. I was wrong, sorry. Shen Dengzhu, did you hear it? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Past
I hope there is hope in my hopes. That Lantern Festival, this was his only wish His only wish was not fulfilled. He never believed in Buddhism, but that year, he knelt in all the temples. Just for the peace of his sweetheart. …………………… …………………… …………………… However,…………………… This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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