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Spiritual Energy Recovery: My Martial Soul Has More Than 100 Million Points
Zhou Xuan traveled through the parallel world where spiritual energy was revived and became an ordinary person who could not even awaken his martial spirit. He had no choice but to become a hard-working copywriter. After finishing a novel, he was pleasantly surprised to find that he had awakened his martial spirit. But what does a book mean? Grimoire? Turn the page: One tree can kill the sun, moon and stars! Turn another page: a lotus in the eternal blue sky, proudly independent in the world sea
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North
Protagonist; Spear Suiyi Location; Northern Territory of Another World Birth; Orphan This book tells the story of Mao Suiyi who led the enslaved people in the difficult northern border, opened up the wilderness, and created his own country. He conquered the north and south, and did not make peace or cede territory. The emperor guarded the country and the emperor died in the country. Ask the boundless earth, who controls the ups and downs? Spear the great king for me! This novel and its character
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The Beginning Spirit
The protagonist Qin Yu was born on the blue planet in his previous life. It was rumored that there was a treasure on the blue planet. Powerful men from all over the world came to search for the treasure. As a result, all the creatures on the blue planet were slaughtered. After the blue planet was destroyed, Qin Yu's soul dormantly lived in the body of the "ancestor of all insects". After an unknown number of years, The former Blue Planet has become the current Earth, and Qin Yu has also become a
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Mr. Long You, the Corpse King of All Realms
A stone coffin fell from the sky. The object inside was neither human nor demon nor demon. Neither immortals, Buddhas, gods nor ghosts fell. Its name was Mr. Long You. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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