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I Just Want One Defeat, but I'm Too Strong
After Yi Genji traveled through time, he just wanted to lose once and return to his original world. Lose? ... It's so difficult! The strongest human: HP 500, attack power 100. The strongest monster: HP 5000, attack power 800. The strongest demon: HP 15,000, attack power 3,500. And Yi Genji: health value**, magic value**, physical value**, attack power**, 1000% attack reflection, 1000% magic reflection, 90% poison resistance, 90% cold resistance, 90% fire resistance, 90% mental resistance, unlimi
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I! Blessed the Whole World
Warm reminder - cherish life and stay away from Liu Ye. You can't afford to offend someone with a curse! Ever since Liu Ye was bound to the curse system, he would be in bad luck wherever he went. When I went to school, I got zero marks in the whole school exam, and I wanted to jump off the building. When I went to the hospital, the patient's illness was all cured, but the doctor wanted to jump off the building. I went to the stock market, the stock market collapsed, and investors lined up to jum
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I Am Not Tang Sanzang in the City
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Anti-Japanese War 2035 and Defeat 1935
The fighting hero Wang Zhan returned to the Anti-Japanese War in 1935 with the weapons and equipment of China in 2035. A hundred years of scientific and technological advantages, completely destroying the little devil! The Japanese army dispatched the battleship Yamato? Send out the 055 destroyer to let the little devils know what the YJ-12 anti-ship missile is! The Japanese army dispatched mobile divisions? Get a few 99A tank battalions and let the little devils see what a torrent of steel is!
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Ghost School Exorcism Diary
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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