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Useless Female Taoist Priest
Feng Chengling, an ordinary high school student, has always been a good and well-behaved child, but for some reason this guy was unlucky enough to meet a witch who couldn't be beaten with all the Taoist power, so... She was unlucky... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Time Travel: Xiaoxin and I Enter Another World
Feng Chengling, an ordinary high school student, offended a smelly old man, so he was thrown into ancient times. Moreover, the smelly old man also said, I will ask someone to help you... But what she didn't expect was that the person who helped her turned out to be a five-year-old baby named Nohara Shinnosuke, which gave her a headache. In this crisis-ridden ancient world, her most powerful trick was to... Escape... But I don't know why, nine times out of ten, something bad would happen to this
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Time Travel Crayon Shin-Chan: I'm Just Your Passerby Neighbor
Ever since Huanhuan, a robot that looked like a dark elf, made him the first time travel experimenter, Fang Xiao began his nightmare-like life. He has said to the little potato-headed boy more than once: I am just your neighbor, please don't blame me every time you do something bad! "Uncle, why haven't you married a wife yet? Is it because you have a bad personality?" "Sorry, the legal age for marriage for Chinese men is 22!'" Due to the error in the time and space program, Huanhuan said, Fang X
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Useless Female Taoist Priest
Feng Chengling, an ordinary high school student, has always been a good and well-behaved child. An accidental ghost experience led her to the path of Taoism. She thought she would be able to fly between the Yin and Yang worlds and reach the pinnacle of life. However, for some reason, she was unlucky enough to meet a witch who could not be beaten by all the Taoist forces. So... She was unlucky... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should
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