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Martial Spirit Messenger of the End of the World
Because of a dream, he knew that the end of the world was coming. In the end of the world, he received the inheritance of martial arts and carried the spiritual eyes to save the human race. The curse he has carried since childhood, the eldest son of the family who died young, the mysterious online girlfriend, everything is unfolding in the apocalypse. The raging Zerg breed, the evolved native creatures, zombies and the undead are hindering it. How should humans survive in this difficult world. F
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Life and Death Experience Card
Want cards? Someone always asked Xia Yang in his dreams every night, and it became a reality in the future. They will come true one after another in her future life, catching her off guard and let's see how she responds. Life is always unpredictable, and there are annoying things that bother you from time to time. This is the way life is, accept everything, and resist everything when it is unfair. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and shou
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Experience Card
Want cards? You can choose to change yourself! Whether you have a bad life or a lucky life, change your life, or switch to someone else's lifestyle that you envy, no matter who it is, you are you, unique and irreplaceable. Let us take a look at the experience of the protagonist Xia Yang. She was once depressed and wanted to die, but was later cured. Like most ordinary people, she lived an ordinary life, comfortable and free. This is the reality of the world This novel and its characters are pure
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Encountering Houtu at the Beginning of the Prehistoric Period
A young man in the 21st century, Li Fei, travels to the prehistoric times to measure the calamity of the lich, and meets the Empress Houtu at the beginning...................................................................... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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