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Damn It, I'm Ultraman
Li Xin is a high school student who has been born with supernatural powers since childhood and is a top genius in all aspects. On the way home with the goddess, he fell headlong into an inexplicable hole. After discovering the monster's eyes, he began to awaken his own power of light. Ultra-psychic power was in his hands to do whatever he wanted. Until that day, the eyes under the ground appeared on the earth, the gears of fate began to turn, the light of miracles burst in the city, and Ultraman
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People in the City: Starting to Become Amazon
As an ordinary person, Bai Yu became Yu Mizusawa after traveling to the Amazon world. Later, at the end of the second season, he traveled to the parallel world of the previous world. What kind of sparks will he collide with here? Bai Yu: I am different from Mizusawa Yu, I also have my own chivalry! I want to protect everyone! … This article is not a virgin, but the protagonist is kind at heart This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should n
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Pirates: Three God-Level Fruits at the Beginning
Loya came to the world of One Piece and obtained three god-level fruits at the beginning. He also met the leader of the Novice Village, Garp, and became Garp's disciple to join the navy. Feeling the three powerful forces in his body, the natural thunder fruit, the superhuman telepathy fruit, and the animal human fruit, the phantom beast superhuman form. Loya: I will create an era that belongs to me! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and sh
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I Only Live Once
What should I do? I can't survive. Life is too difficult. A high school boy chasing a faint hope in the darkness Violence? Rumors? Blood? Injury Until… his appearance "Don't be afraid" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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