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The Cheap Fortune Teller 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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Entertainment: Singing China, Baodao's Girlfriend Broke Her Guard
In his previous life, he was a top-notch Lin Feng. As soon as he crossed over, he went to Treasure Island to meet his girlfriend. "Did you build it? The Forbidden City in the north of the island has a history of 60 years." "Did you build it? The Forbidden City in the north of the island is 160,000 square meters." "Did you make it? There are a total of 700,000 pieces in the collection here." … "Honey, come home with me!" The poem "Dragon Scales of Heaven and Earth" describes the grandeur of the F
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Entertainment: Before Xiaochou Finished Singing, the Wine Was Sold Out
Lin Fei was a singing anchor in his previous life. After traveling through time and becoming a small anchor with poor income, he discovered that he could only sing but not sell goods. This song relieves sorrow and makes millions of netizens cry. Netizens were so sad that they snapped up all the liquor sold by Lin Fei, and the manufacturer immediately ran out of stock! "What have you experienced that makes your songs contain so many stories?" "I am a person who specializes in words. When you writ
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Entertainment: One Song: I Love You, I Became the Sweetheart Leader
Lin Feng traveled to a parallel world and became an 18th-tier internet celebrity. Invited to participate in the show "Brother Riding the Wind and Waves", he was originally scheduled to be cannon fodder who wouldn't survive one episode. In order to gain sweetheart points, Lin Feng composed and sang "Love You". The director originally planned to cut out the scenes of Lin Feng. Unexpectedly, the song "Love You" was so sweet that the audience went crazy. A confession balloon has become the divine so
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