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Me, Making a Movie in a Parallel World
Feng Hao purchased a pair of VR glasses online, but after starting them up, he found that there was already a game inside. Simulate monsters, simulate a series of growing monsters, whether a holy beast or a monster is just a matter of thought! Deep in the Pacific Ocean, a shark breaks out of its shell. In the tropical rain forest, a small lizard eats away at a tiger carcass. In the hot magma, a little breast with three heads rushed out of the magma. Deep in the center of the earth, a child with
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Urban: I Can Simulate Monsters
Su Zhe had an inexplicable software on his phone called Monster Simulator. As long as you simulate the monster in the game and upgrade the monster to the full level, you can unlock the next monster. So Su Zhe embarked on this road of no return. Simulate a growing Tyrannosaurus rex. After reaching the level... Su Zhe: "Holy crap! This is obviously a different kind of Godzilla, Kuzilla!" Simulate a baby shark that has just hatched out of its shell. After reaching the level... Su Zhe: "Holy crap! T
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MC Online Games: I Can Create Monsters
Traveling to the MC online game world, he was bound by the Monster Lord system and became the creator of many monsters! Novice mission: There are no monsters in this MC, and the names of monsters should be engraved in people's hearts! Mission reward: Teleport ability permanently +100 creation points. Jiang Long: "This MC has no monsters, which means he has no soul. I want to create a soul for him!" ——Night is coming, and zombies appear for the first time! Players: "Damn it! These ghost things ke
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The Strongest Crazy Tiger Emperor
Watch a young man transform from a useless person into a powerful person who amazes the world. The author's imagination is not very big, so there is only this sentence. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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