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Yes, I Am the Dean
Shen Shenxuan was once the dean of the Academy of Magic. He had worked hard for decades, was respected by others, and had a transcendent status. However, one day he suddenly committed suicide. Once he was resurrected, his former reputation and status seemed to be gone. He was just a fledgling kid. How pitiful was that? Shen Shenxuan: No. I have been living as the president of a hospital before, but now I may be able to see the world from another angle. This novel and its characters are purely fi
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Another World: Awakening the Talent of Speech Spirit
Chen Ze is a reporter from a news channel. News is about facts and truth. He never tells lies. Once he traveled to another world, Chen Ze awakened the rare gift of speech. He said "Back then I had my hands in my pockets and didn't know what an opponent was." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Metropolis: I Really Came to Work
Fang Yuan is a young boy in his early twenties. He cleans the hotel in the morning, serves food at noon, and works as a security guard at night. When people who don't know see it, they will definitely sigh: "What a poor boy who works hard." But some people also saw the hotel proprietress who was over 40 years old personally delivering food to this boy, and the general manager personally squeezing his shoulders and legs. Some even saw him and the mayor having a friendly arm around each other. . .
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Shen Shenxuan was once the dean of the Academy of Magic. He had worked diligently for decades, was respected by others, and had a transcendent status. However, one day he suddenly committed suicide. Once you are reborn, your former reputation and status are gone. Is it sad? Shen Shenxuan: No. I used to turn my hands to make clouds and rain, but now I may be able to see the world from another angle. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and sho
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