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Metropolis: I Have a Supernatural Book
Wu Chuan accidentally picked up a supernatural book when he was three years old. The moment he opens the book, it means he will look at everything. This book will open a page every three days, and he will enter the book and kill the boss before returning to reality. At the beginning, he couldn't find the flying zombies, white zombies, drought demons, green ghosts, fierce ghosts, and evil ghosts, because he couldn't stop, let alone fall! It wasn't until he was killed again and again that he disco
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I Am the Protagonist in a Eunuch Novel
The author is the creator god. When they write a book, a parallel world is born in the boundless universe. If the author can successfully complete the book, the world will continue to thrive normally. If the author becomes a eunuch, the world in the book created by the author will be destroyed after a period of time. In the online literary world, the world is declining, morals are declining, and the author will be eunuched if he disagrees. This behavior is not only irresponsible to the readers,
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Divine Revelation
1. Introduction: Yes, maybe human beings are just one of the lower-level races among the many races in the sea of stars, but I don't think it should be like this. Judging from the myths and legends in Chinese history, humans should not be in this situation now. Their lifespan is no more than a hundred and twenty years. Life, old age, illness and death are all sources of pain that torture human beings. What if myths and legends are no longer just legends, but the real history of human history?
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Hosta
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Fantasy Three Lives of Joy
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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