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Urban Cultivation: Go Back to the Past and Rule the Universe
Coming out of the darkness, Lin Musen found that he had really gone back to the past. What should we do if we go back in time? Trying to change college entrance examination scores? Going to buy lottery tickets and make a fortune? Or will you become a tycoon with your advanced business acumen? Now that I have gone back in time and become a "system guy", of course Lin Musen's goal is the stars and the sea! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental a
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Prehistoric Era
When chaos was not divided, the universe was like a huge egg, without sound, light, and pitch black. A giant named Pangu was gestating and growing inside. After 18,000 years, Pangu could no longer bear this dark life, so he roared, picked up a huge and sharp ax, and slashed around. There was a loud sound of the sky and the earth falling apart, and the big egg cracked open, and everything inside rushed out. Some of the light and clear things floated up and became the sky, while the heavy and turb
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Go Back in Time
Each of us spends his life looking for the opportunity to go back and change the past, but when this opportunity is placed in front of you, can you bravely embrace it? Or do you cowardly choose to escape? When you bravely choose to face it, can you withstand the loss of everything in the real society and the unsatisfactory results of returning to the past? When we make our own choice, even if it feels right at the moment, there will always be a trace of regret lingering in our hearts in the dead
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Rebirth of the Marketplace
The ordinary people in the market can see that the world is seven points cold and three points unfair, but they can still find a glimmer of hope outside of tradition. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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