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Crazy Escape Game
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Awakening to the Force of Gravity at the Beginning and Cultivating Immortality Scientifically
This is a world of scientific cultivation, where people practice by awakening to scientific laws. Someone awakens to the Pythagorean Theorem, the triangle prison, and determines the universe. Someone awakens to Brownian motion and appears like a ghost, coming and going without a trace. Some people awaken to the duality of waves and particles, their eyes can see into the underworld, and their feet are on yin and yang. Every scientific law represents a special ability! And the promise is that what
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I Can See the Lifeline
Traveling through the parallel world, Wang Po obtained the lifeline system. By reading life, he knows everyone's secrets. ... At the same time, they will also inherit their abilities. "You just read about the life of a boxing champion and gained the world's top boxing skills!" "You just read A Hacker's Life and gained mastery-level hacking skills!" "You just read..." … To Wang Po, the world is like a kingdom of chaos and disorder. And he is the only king. This novel and its characters are purely
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Honghuang: I Will Become Stronger by Farming.
Travel through the wild world. Zhong Yi awakens the super farming system and becomes stronger by farming. The eggplants, cucumbers, potatoes, and tomatoes grown through Zhong Yi can compete with the best ten-day innate spiritual roots! The most powerful magical power is called the farmer's three punches. Taoist ancestor Hongjun called him enchanting! The two Lich clans are afraid! Many goddesses are already fighting over facial masks! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any simi
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The Most Powerful Three-Realm System 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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Those Things in Youth
Youth must be bravely pursued. There is no youth without struggle. Some good brothers in youth had their ideals back then and wanted to travel all over the world. Together we were a piece of the sky back then. Youth was the beginning of our men's dreams. It was the time when our hormones exploded. We were the purest at that time. The big and small things in our youth are worth remembering when we grow up, and are worthy of being passed down together. This novel and its characters are purely fict
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