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I Didn't Want to Be a Hero
Jiang Feng, an ordinary student at New University, is unremarkable. He has a crush on his classmate Guan Tingting, and he is surrounded by a girl who grew up with him. That summer, a strange meteor fell in front of him. He obtained the system that countless people dreamed of, and was then sent to a parallel world. The world seems peaceful on the surface, but where the sun doesn't shine, there are undercurrents, three thousand years of confrontation between good and evil, brutal competition, and
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Fantasy Legend of Zhuge Yingjie
Zhuge Yingjie, a young man with a flat head in Pingtou Village, accidentally traveled to a fantasy land. Everyone else had high-end electronic music systems, but he still relied on the old, um, grandma in the ring. Zhuge Yingjie: Can such an ancient golden finger still become the best in the world? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Journey to the West: Don't Touch Me Script
Lin Sen woke up and found that he was in the world of Journey to the West. The system said: "Wake up, the Great Tribulation of Journey to the West is about to begin. Destined Buddhism is prosperous, and you must ensure that the Journey to the West proceeds smoothly." Lin Sen: "Okay, what's the reward?" System: "If you do it well, you will be the new Taoist ancestor. If you don't do it well, you will rot in the coffin and turn into a handful of loess." Imaginative writing, light-hearted and funny
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Immortal Demonic Destiny
He once slaughtered most of the powerful people in a world because of one person. He practiced the immortal way, but he was known as the Demon King and was not tolerated in the world. Today, ten thousand years later, he was reborn on the continent called Kyushu. If he had a choice this time, would he become an immortal or a demon? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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