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GI Joe: Saints Row
The protagonist traveled to a parallel world of film and television. Due to the time travel, he obtained a doctorate at the age of sixteen, but gave up recruiting from major prestigious universities and enrolled in the police academy. Four years later, because he was chosen by the captain of the Criminal Investigation Division in the elite selection of the police academy in the province, he was assigned to work as an undercover agent in the largest local underworld organization. From then on, he
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Take Your Online Gaming System with You Wherever You Go
Chen Chen was originally an extremely ordinary otaku, but when he accidentally got a lol system, his life would completely change from then on. However, although the system is good, it also comes at a price, that is, it costs one gold coin every day to maintain system energy. If he does not have gold coins, the system will deduct one year of his life as maintenance energy. Therefore, in order to survive, he has to travel around various film and television planes to earn gold coins. If you are af
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The King of Entertainment Is Coming
In his previous life, he was a resident singer in a nightclub. When he was practicing singing, he took a karaoke system and traveled to a parallel world where entertainment resources were scarce. He quickly became famous on the Internet with his song "Hei Don't Know the Night During the Day" and became famous. Then he shocked the country with his song "The Voice" as an actor. However, he didn't know that due to the secret operation, he did not win the first place. In addition to the trivial matt
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Live Broadcast: My Wife Is Not a Human Being
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Two-Dimensional Tomb Robber
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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