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Infinite Control of the City
Lin Hao was originally just an ordinary white-collar worker working nine to five, until that fateful night. After a bizarre car accident, he wakes up in the hospital and discovers that he can see and influence the probabilities of things around him. At first, Lin Hao thought he was just suffering from the sequelae of a concussion, until he helped an old man who fell down on the roadside. Unexpectedly, the old man turned out to be the chairman of a listed company, and a letter of thanks made him
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Jiuzhou Xiantu
Chu Tianyang, a young herb collector, was originally an unknown person on the border of Kyushu. He awakened an amazing talent due to the ancient immortal soul hidden in his body, but he also faced the fatal risk of his consciousness being swallowed up. He was ostracized and suppressed when he first entered the Qingyun Sect, but with perseverance he went against the current and finally became famous in the sect competition. However, it didn't take long for Glory to be involved in the bloody compe
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Douluo: Raising a Phoenix
The protagonist Lin Chu CP Ma Xiaofenghuang, there are too few main characters, most of them were discussed with Tang San, so I came and developed it myself, and I will follow the Shrek plot. Later, I will cooperate with Wuhun Temple, and I will return to modern times and have modern extras. Don't lick Tang San, don't deliberately insult Tang San. Deputy CP Dio, Zhu Ning, I admit that I am drifting now This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental an
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The Forsaken Man at Hogwarts
Thorakamai was an unlucky, precocious child Countless hardships in life have long fallen on this child. Witnessing the tragic death of my parents Sorakamai decided to defend the dignity of Stilanka to the death The introduction is incompetent, please read the text This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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