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The Promotion Story of a Top Student in the Entertainment Industry
A top student traveled to a parallel time and space to work in the entertainment industry. He accidentally got a promotion and a salary increase, creating many deeply rooted characters. The overbearing and innocent young master in The Wandering Garden, the inspirational prince in Prince's Promotion, the scheming emperor in men's schemes, the funny guard in Handsome Guys, the witty young man in Step by Step, the good man reborn in the temptation of marriage, the infatuated highness in Ten Lives,
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The Ultimate Villain of Dou Po
Li Yun traveled to the Dou Qi Continent, became Gu Xun'er's eldest brother, and obtained a villain system that deceived the protagonist. There are hundreds of different types of Mr. And Mrs. Let's see how he climbs to the top step by step. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Ming Dynasty's First Shop for Young People
The protagonist travels through time with the powerful minister system and becomes Zhang Juzheng, a well-known powerful minister in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. Let's see how a generation of powerful ministers used their own methods to pull down the imperial power from the altar and become the leader of the times in the tide of world reform. Open sea bans, destroy Japanese pirates, restore Hetao, chase Anda, compete with the Spanish and Portuguese world, and build a fleet to enter the Ameri
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The Young Marshal of the Tang Dynasty
Bai Qi traveled to the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, and was deeply favored by the emperor from behind the martial arts competition stage, but what happened? Spicy strips appeared in the Tang Dynasty! Instant noodles! Wait and see how Bai Qi fights and kills the time travelers and how he expands his territory! Ps: Travelersheredonthaveroyalty. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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