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Full-Time Hunter: I Want to Be a Foodie
This book is also called Traveling through the Second Dimension. I have too many golden fingers. In an accident, Yang Feng lost his age and ran away to the world of full-time hunters. And because of the special nature of the golden finger plug-in. From then on, he determined to be a foodie and decided to eat wherever he went. But Yang Feng never expected that he didn't just have a golden finger. So much so. The world of full-time hunters has just become his first stop in the life of a foodie. Go
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Pirates: Cross-Border Theft
Wu Xie: Cross-border theft? What to steal? System: Nothing is stolen. Regardless of items, skills, or blood, creatures can steal it. In the world of Death, Lan Qi almost destroyed Hueco Mundo when he saw Bengyu's sudden disappearance. In the Digimon World, Gomamon, who had just reunited with Taichi and others, blinked away, leaving Taichi and others confused. In the world of Dragon Ball, the Cat Immortal saw that the jar where he collected fairy beans became empty, and then glanced at Akilobei w
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The Strongest Warrior Among Pirates
Lin Tian entered Taoism through martial arts and traveled through many worlds. Starting from the weakest warrior, Lin Tian rose step by step, defeating powerful enemies one by one, and achieved his own legend. During this period, the strong men who were defeated by him include: Kaido in the pirate world, Blackbeard, Lan Qi in the death world, Yhwach... The Pirates Chapter is over - The Death Chapter is over - The Journey to the West Chapter is in progress... This novel and its characters are pur
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I Am the Ancestor
Tang Feng, who accidentally traveled through time, obtained the Heavenly Dao System that could redeem everything. In order to complete the main tasks issued by the system, Tang Feng traveled from high-level planes to the vast world, and finally created his own legend! ! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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