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Trample
Soldiers who have retired from the army do not have the pleasure of getting out of the war. Instead of choosing a comfortable civil life, he joined an organization that had been abandoned by the times: the "Brave Gate" and became an adventurer. Put down the rifle of the times and pick up the iron sword in my heart to pursue the era of "magic and dragons". In an era when magic has become the fuel of the industrial revolution, can he re-recognize himself and regain his former glory as the "Master
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Long Journey
"There is no benefit to our victory, and there is no reason for our actions." On the black land, no one can win real victory. Peasants don't need to win, civilians just need to survive. Soldiers don't need to kill, parents only need children. Black hair or blue eyes? White skin or beautiful face? To start a family and start a business in a hometown full of disputes or to live in exile in a strange motherland? The insignificant sand can only control its own future, and only those politicians can
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Kakarlon's Box
The sergeant major who retreated from the turbulent battlefield actually He has a cute name and the South Bay hometown where he lived as a child. The soil forgot and turned to the small town on the central plains as home Township? The enemy girl adopted on the battlefield actually lives in the war A hero's home life? What else is he hiding? What will happen in his retirement life? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitate
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Black Lilac at Nord Palace
In a continent where magic and machinery coexist, human wars have made other races seem less irrelevant. And when disaster strikes, what choice will humans make? Can Lian change who he is at this turning point in history and change the fate of the entire continent and the direction of the empire? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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