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My Nightmare World of Chaos!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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City: I Can Put a Price on Everything
Lin Sheng got a pricing system for everything. As long as he priced it, it would become Lin Sheng's things. Anyone who owns or uses something with a price tag must pay Lin Sheng! Luxury cars, villas, and companies were obtained one after another, and even the price of a stone on the roadside was worth one million. Lin Sheng originally thought that being a rich emperor would be enough. Unexpectedly, he even put a price on intangible things like life, weight, soul, and time. On Taobao, a store cal
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From Bad Movie Director to Father of Global Entertainment
"I have no idea what the director and screenwriter want to express. It's simply indescribable. It's a breathtaking and bloody plot. It's the biggest movie in history." "Excuse me, the latest movie has appeared! Remember this director's name, Chu Yue, I can't find anyone who can do better than this one." The entertainment industry in this world is in decline, big bosses from all walks of life are disappearing, and there are a lot of pornographic films. After Chu Yue traveled through time, he look
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Childhood Sweetheart Is a Monster
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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My Nightmares Can Kill People
Di Yun has countless nightmares every night Nightmares are extremely real and scary "Ding, congratulations to the host, the achievement of One Hundred Thousand Nightmares has been achieved! The Nightmare Come True System is at your service." When the nightmare comes true, he kills people thousands of miles away in his dream, and boundless fear comes to the world from his nightmare! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitat
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