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Fire in the Dark
The sun in this world has disappeared, and all kinds of monsters have swallowed up the entire continent of Perland like a flood. Only a few humans live in the dark corners of the sewers seeking hope. The protagonist Habulan is also one of them. He lives a stable, simple and happy life with his beloved woman Sylvie, but he always wants to find answers and light. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Sin of Greed
The protagonist Wanrenbi is an unknown high school student who skips classes for a long time because he is often subjected to school violence. On his way home, Wanrenbi picks up a book full of magic and weirdness. The unexpected content surprises him, and he is forced to complete unbearable tasks, otherwise he will die. After that, I encountered all kinds of bizarre and exciting things. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be
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Light in Black
The sun disappeared mysteriously, but fortunately the moon did not disappear. All kinds of monsters became more violent and violent because of the sun's disappearance, destroying more than two hundred countries in the Peran continent that were plunged into darkness one by one. Only a few people live in darkness, seeking light and longing for sunshine. The protagonist Habulan is looking for the answer to the disappearance of the sun and the way to return the sun, and there is no future on the tow
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When You Come to Another World, You Start Your Escape.
I was crushed to death by something from the sky, reborn in another world, but was caught by a monster. I had given up my resistance... But I couldn't escape! Fortunately, you have the ability to randomly produce props. "Ahhhh, it hurts so much!" "Is this the pain of a woman giving birth?" "What prop?" "He actually gave birth to a shovel." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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