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The Endless Romance of the Bright Moon in Qin Dynasty
This is a world with countless beauties, a world with swords to ask for love, a world with raging wars... Let's see how a fateful young man can point his sword at the world in the world of Mingyue during the Qin Dynasty, and carry out a series of journeys to the Crystal Palace for nine days. . . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Fairy Sword: Sword Love
He traveled through the fairy sword, but he was a disciple of Shushan; he was born with a disability and held an ancient sword, but he was the reincarnation of the sword god. Thousands of years of grudges and hatreds in the past life, the causes and consequences of this life come together in one day. Returning to the fairy dream, he wanted to find a beautiful woman for thousands of years, but accidentally entered the fourth age of immortality. The chaotic returning soul, the fateful fairy dream.
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Strolling the Film and Television Martial Arts Road
Who is stronger between the ultimate intelligent Ultron and the Transformers? Who is the king of gods in the universe, Odin? Pull? Or the Emperor of Heaven? Who is the embodiment of chaos and destruction, Unicron? Or Dormammu from another dimension? What kind of passion will collide when Doctor Strange meets Kang the Conqueror? What kind of blood will it bring when the Dragon Emperor is born? Can Donkey Kong defeat the King of Monsters, Godzilla? Martial arts master Wei Shuwen came to this world
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The Legend of Ancient Swords: the Romance Returns
Is it an accident? Or fate? Is it a coincidence? Or is it doomed? The sword enters the strange story, and the romance reappears; the sword breaks the sky with the girl! Let's take a look at a modern young man's tale of ancient swords. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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