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The Great Time Travel: Psychological Basketball
After writing Slam Dunk, the author suddenly felt that he had forgotten his childhood memories, and writing about the NCAA or NBA in college was meaningless! The real writing is probably based on the writings of other authors, minus the word count! The most important thing is that the author's writing has no inspiration for the follow-up of basketball. However, I have been playing a lot of chicken games recently, and I have a lot of good ideas. So I turned the second volume into a "chicken eatin
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Explosive Life in the Late Qing Dynasty
The young gangster Zheng Haonan unknowingly reached his thirties and thought he would live an ordinary life. Unexpectedly, during the Mid-Autumn Festival of 2017, an asteroid hit the park near Haonan's home. Haonan accidentally obtained a meteorite magic mirror. Then the global biochemical crisis broke out, and Haonan was brought to the late Qing Dynasty by the magic mirror. The story begins here. . . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coinciden
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Searching for the Dragon
The heaven and the earth are unkind, and treat all things as a cud; the saints are unkind, and regard the world as a cud. When he was summoned, demons were rampant, but the sky showed ninety-nine, and one of them escaped; A great power appeared in the world, named "Pangu". He could split mountains and seas, cleanse the world, wipe out demons, and restore... Peace to the world. "Pangu" saved the world and was chased as "Xunlong". Years have passed, and ninety chapters have passed in the blink of
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1900: Rewriting History
Recently, I have been reading the history of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and I feel quite heart-burning. Out of boredom, I decided to write a novel that is completely imaginary. It does not follow the historical process, does not engage in brainless flow, and does not want to be systematic. But I'm afraid it's too realistic, so I'm considering giving it to a small character who doesn't abuse the main character. The historical background is set one month before the Eigh
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Reconstruction 1900
Recently, I have been reading the history of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and I feel quite heart-burning. Out of boredom, I decided to write a novel that is completely imaginary. It does not follow the historical process, does not engage in brainless flow, and does not want to be systematic. But I'm afraid it's too realistic, so I'm considering giving it to a small character who doesn't abuse the main character. The historical background is set one month before the Eigh
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