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Online Game Doomsday: Ghost Line
In 3030, I accepted a commission to find someone. When I was about to find him, I found that the target was dead. I found a strange sphere in his house. Then everyone in the world got a game board called "Destiny". But mine is obviously different. I have the ability to archive in my panel. Bad initial rewards? Heavy draw. Not talented? Wash again. If the strategy fails, then never. Are you going to ambush me? Then you die This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is pur
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Online Game Doomsday: I Can Read Unlimited Files
In 3030, I accepted a commission to find someone. When I was about to find him, I found that the target was dead. I found a strange sphere in his house. Then a virus broke out all over the world and everyone got a game panel called "Destiny". But mine is obviously different. I have the ability to archive in my panel. If the initial reward is not good, redraw it. If the talent is not good, rewash it. If the strategy fails, then never. Ambush me? Then you are dead! This novel and its characters ar
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Super Calling System
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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I Changed the History of Great Qin
Shen Lang travels through the Warring States period and gets a system that allows you to get rewards by changing history. At the beginning, he persuades the Seven Heroes to divide their troops into seven groups, conquer the world, and get a god-level trading city. Ying Zheng: "Borrow one hundred thousand soldiers to unify China!" Shen Lang: "What's the point of fighting with your own family? The world outside is so big, your target should be Europe!" Tianze: "If I can destroy South Korea, I am w
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Full of Evil! Occupy a Mountain and Become the Overlord
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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