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After Rebirth and Signing In, My Second Uncle Forced Me to Donate a Kidney at the Beginning!
At the beginning, Li Fengxian was very angry when his second uncle forced him to donate a kidney to his son. Not long after crossing this world, both parents died. In order to seize his parents' inheritance, the second uncle's family actually kicked the nine-year-old Li Fengxian out of the house. For ten years, there was no contact! Now they came to their door because their son Li Fei had kidney failure. Second uncle Li Xiaotian: Second uncle only has this son, so just donate your kidney! Second
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Three Kingdoms: I Alone Am an Army!
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, banditry was rampant, powerful men and powerful men arose, and hundreds of people were living in dire straits. It was February 1844, and the Yellow Turban Uprising broke out. Within ten months, the whole country responded. As a time traveler, Li Fengxian's system can actually create an army out of thin air! What? Are you saying that I come from a poor family? I will lead the troops to ransack your home right now! What? Are you saying that since I don't have
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I Rely on Bilibili to Become a Boss
An ordinary female student discovered a treasure software one day and became obsessed with it every day. She enthusiastically used the resources of Bilibili to learn and enrich her knowledge. What's more, he didn't expect that Station B would follow him when he traveled to another world. She was just an ordinary student. How could He De have the opportunity to travel across the world for free? And most likely a journey without a return ticket. Fortunately, there is Bilibili, and it has been upgr
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I'm in Love in Another World
A modern girl travels through time and space to find a love partner in another world, and the relationship eventually becomes a success. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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