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Civilization Index: Starting from the Super Body
By mistake, Li wanted to enter the super-body world and obtain the civilization index given by Lucy. Do you think this is a technological revolution? Wrong! In fact, this is a feast of spiritual practice! Do you really think this is a spiritual feast? Wrong again! This is a civilized carnival! Technological civilization! Magical civilization! Practice civilization! Etc! From surface civilization to the stars in the universe, from technological development to spiritual practice. This is a civiliz
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Life Outside the System
Wang Qingsong, an otaku who loves games, was unexpectedly favored by a high-level civilization and received a heaven-defying system. From then on, he started a different life! Wang Qingsong: I just want to make money simply and enjoy life behind the scenes. Immortal King: Why hasn't this guy started spreading the civilization of the Immortal Kingdom! System: Are you a demon? I'm reporting someone for cheating! . . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is pur
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The Strongest Nursing Home in the World of Immortality
At some point, a nursing home appeared in the world of immortality. No matter you are a great figure in the righteous way or a leader in the evil way, Whether you are an immortal in the demon world or an everlasting light in the ghost world, as long as you have no way forward and the end is approaching, come to my nursing home and pay my admission fee. As long as you have money, you can extend your life! What? What's the use of dying anyway? Okay, there will be activities after admission, giving
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The Rise of an Empire: Beginning in Northern Burma
Song Ming, who was deceived into northern Myanmar, decided to establish his own regime on hell with his own hands after experiencing hell on earth, and then end the darkness. Gain unlimited opportunities in devastation, and find a glimmer of hope in despair. Walking in the darkness, and then seeing the last light. He will let sin have no place to survive, and if there is, he will let sin see the real hell. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental
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