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Holy Lord
The male protagonist is a middle-aged greasy man who went to work in a big city. By chance, he obtained and took a super genetic potion developed by the Meimanu people, a ninth-level civilization in the universe. The genetic medicine studied by the Memanu people was specially designed for the brains of the Sumerians, another ninth-level civilization in the universe. The brains of people on earth were 97% locked by the Sumerians. By some mistake, the male protagonist's brain genes were unlocked a
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Songs from a Foreign Place
With the development of science and technology, the earth's existing resources can no longer meet the needs of scientific research. Therefore, crazy people set their sights on the vast starry sky. In order to ensure the safety of the starry sky project, they implemented a brutal exploration plan-the plan was named Project 205, that is, 205 babies will be sent to various places in space to use their lives to ensure the safety of interstellar exploration. So Xin, they chose orphans. Perhaps in the
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Pokémon Twins
The story of twins, the battle between good and evil, the duel of ideas This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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The Apprentice Wants to Teach Lang How to Compare and See
In ancient times, Hua Mulan went to war for her father, but now Liu Hulan sacrifices her life generously. Who says women are inferior to men? ~~~This is a world of immortal cultivation. Here, there are no ferocious demons, nor a chaotic pattern of constant wars. Some are just immortal courts that protect one side, and some are just slave-like ignorant people. Wherever, the most widely circulated saying is not that everyone has a responsibility to protect the home and country, but that a basket o
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Relive That Thing
Duan Zirui, a successful person. At this moment, after experiencing the dust of the world and washing away all his glory, he intuitively felt that life was indifferent. My youthful years always appear before my eyes. In a daze, he found himself back in that year, a year full of regrets. This time, he made up his mind to take another path. To hell with the college entrance examination, games, and brothers! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental
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