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The King of Ten Thousand Realms Provides Me with Choices
Travel through the fantasy world and activate the super selection system. But why is my selection system different from other people's? "Ding, Dou Di Xiao Yan provides you with context choices: Thirty years in Hedong, thirty years in Hexi, don't bully young people into poverty! Beixuan Immortal Lord Chen Beixuan provides you with context choices: I, Chen Beixuan, have been doing what I have done all my life, why do I need to explain it to you? Eternal Taboo Li Qiye provides you with context choi
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Metropolis: Me! Forced to Subjugate Demons
Bai Ji is a man with no ambitions, he just wants to inherit his master's mantle and waits for death by deceiving people. Unexpectedly, three days after his master's death, a customer who had been paid a commission but did not work came to ask for help. "My master is dead!" "Master Bai is dead?! What will happen to my family's affairs! He signed a document at that time!" The visitor looked at Bai Ji's pale and handsome face, which had black circles under his eyes because he stayed up late playing
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Urban Martial Arts: the Return of the Pirate King
After traveling to the world of One Piece, Wang Ni relied on the Conqueror System to dominate the world of Pirates and became the world-recognized Pirate King. He was about to return to Earth, but unexpectedly came to a parallel space on Earth. This world is very similar to the earth, but it is a martial arts world with the aura of heaven and earth. There are Shuanglong in the Tang Dynasty, Qiao Feng in the Song Dynasty, Guo Jing in the Yuan Dynasty, Nie Feng and Bu Jingyun. The martial arts in
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I Am the True King of the Tang Dynasty
Inexplicably, he traveled through the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, carrying a jade pendant of faith, and became the third emperor of the ages, Taizong and Emperor Sanzike. . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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