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Entertainment: I Am the Younger Brother of a Big Star
Can is an underground black boxing champion. On his way to a competition, he was hit by a truck and died. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself lying under a tree. After a while, he learned that he was reborn in the national team of the anime he loved to watch when he was a child. His identity was not Guang, but a very good friend of Guang. The name of this body was also Can. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be im
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God's Choice System! Live Broadcast Attracts Practitioners
Travel to a parallel world. I thought this was an era without demons, but I didn't expect to get the God's Choice System. Obtain the true knowledge of swordsmanship at the beginning. The purpose of the system is to let people experience extraordinary power step by step. Then, The world has changed. UFC champion: "He can shake mountains with his bare hands, cut down buildings with his palms, and cut off a mountain with just one sword. How do you want me to fight with him?" Swimming champion Phili
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Not the Savior
In this mysterious world, who can see the truth? How to stand out from the wall under the shroud of black mist? Is this a joke from the gods or a retribution from mankind? Humans, elves, and demi-humans coexist in a different world. Why is there no magic, arcana, and alchemy? The legends in history are somewhat true and somewhat false. Who can find salvation through the mysterious fog? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be im
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World of Warcraft: Fell Legend
Gamer Feir accidentally entered the virtual world of World of Warcraft. Facing a dangerous world, all he could rely on was his own gaming experience... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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