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Rules of Weird Tales: Apocalypse
"You know what? When the God who just created the world came back to life, there was nothing we could do." "Don't use the weird things in your mouth, or nuclear weapons or anything like that." "Everything originates from him and will ultimately return to him. This is the eternal law, and it means our end." "There is no need to despair, as long as God remains asleep, everything will be safe and sound." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and
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Travel Through Douluo and Take on Jiang Nannan as a Disciple
The story of an alien god who wandered in the void and came to Douluo Continent unexpectedly to meet Jiang Nannan. For you kind human beings, I don't mind doing you a small favor. I will leave, this is the basis for my future survival after leaving you. My kindness is just sympathy and recognition in my spare time, no need to worry. - Why should we change? Obviously, many things have been arranged by fate. You will regret it, the power of cause and effect is not something you can bear. This nove
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The History of Destruction
Leviathan Parsons fought with the Barbarian King and was frozen for thousands of years. When I woke up ten thousand years later, everything had changed. The once-first empire of mankind had split into four, and the elves who dominated one side were on the verge of extinction. A new sequence battle is about to begin. Fortunately, I waited until I met the owner of the King's Sword, Natal Landis. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should n
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Rules Weird Tales: Enlightenment
A gambler from the Seventy-Two Holy See accidentally traveled to 10,000 years later and became a student named Zhang Shiqing. The gods here are close to resurrecting. In order to let the gods sleep again, Shiqing embarks on one game after another arranged by the gods. Weird stories about rules, strange objects, and missing elders. The disappeared Mount Lophes, the resting place of the gods. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not
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