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I Have Been in the World of Ghosts and Gods for Three Thousand Years
Yang Zhe originally thought that he had just traveled to another world, but found that he had the ability to live forever. But in his heart, it was not that simple. He had actually come to the world of the Four Great Classics. Yang Zhe: "Beauties, here I come! I want OOxx, wait, who is that monkey?" Yang Zhe: "Master Tripitaka, how far is it from here?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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The Savage Age of Immortals
This is a majestic and far-reaching epic that describes in detail the cycle of a world from the beginning of chaos and wildness and disorder, to the prosperity of all living beings cultivating to become immortals and stationed between heaven and earth, and then to the cycle of ruin and end. In this endless reincarnation, only those immortals and immortals can break free from the shackles of the world, escape the prison of time, and exist eternally. Now, we are fortunate to witness the rise of fo
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Black Myth: Mi Taoist
The little monsters have always been curious. Is the guy their king took in recently a human or a monster? Judging from the appearance, he is indeed a human being, but he also likes to eat people like them. What the hell is this? How do Mi Taoists survive among monsters? Take a look at ordinary people's journey to the West. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Film and Television World Online Customization
G County Qingfengguan "Bang" A urinal with stains inside was smashed into the door of a Taoist temple. "You are a damn Taoist priest. Pay me back quickly." A woman with a height of eight feet and a waist circumference of eight feet, no difference between the horizontal and vertical views, shouted at the door of the Taoist temple. Naturally, people around me pointed fingers at this matter. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be
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