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Master in Another World
A person who had just passed the third-level medical examination was headed for prison step by step because of his youth and vigour. However, he did not expect that he accidentally obtained the system in prison and started a wonderful journey to another world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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City: Devouring the Awakening Beast at the Beginning
Wearing a magical bracelet, you travel to a world full of magic. While the host was performing the awakening ritual, the bracelet's devouring system was accidentally activated. "Congratulations to the host, for devouring the awakened beast, gaining the passive attribute awakening, and the ordinary fire has been promoted to spiritual fire." "Congratulations to the host, for swallowing the thunder beast, gaining the thunder attribute, and being promoted from mortal thunder to spiritual thunder und
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Another World: Become a Boss from Fortune Telling
Several figures of monks in cassocks were holding a rice bowl for alms. At this time, a very bright red Maserati quickly shuttled back and forth on the street, and several monks immediately stepped forward to stop it. "Donor, why are you in such a hurry on the roadside?" At this time, a young man stepped out of the Maserati wearing flip-flops, a very prominent haircut, and sunglasses. He was wearing yellow short-sleeves and shorts. He lowered his sunglasses and said, "You are teaching me how to
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City: the Only Person with Super Powers
At the beginning, an old man teaches you super powers and gives you a mysterious bracelet. Before he could do anything heroic, he was thrown into a world of magic. Under this bustling scene there is an unknown secret. And those who break the rules will eventually stand on the opposite side of everyone. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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