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Dancing in All Directions at Night
Some people walk in the light, and some chase the night. Those who walk in the light accept the light in their hearts, and those who walk through the night hide the night in their souls. The sky has been broken, the thick earth must stand, there are invisible people among the hundred-story buildings, invisible blood in the abyss, who can establish a new order from the old world, who is the savior of this world, the distant lighthouse has set sail, the fog of the journey needs to be dispelled, th
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When I Woke Up, the Boss Turned Out to Be Me.
Hu Xiaodou was originally an autistic boy, a taciturn and shy otaku. After awakening his powers, he surpassed himself and his opponents time and time again. In battle after battle, he was the most handsome boy on the street. He expanded his territory in the city with powers, achieved his own success, accompanied beauties, and fought against villains. His goal was to become the strongest. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be
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The World Enters an Ice Age
Overnight, the flood surged... Then it was freezing cold, with thousands of miles of ice and thousands of miles of snow falling... The earth is shaking, the creatures are wailing, and the ice sculptures tell the story of the prosperous times of the past and the prosperity of yesterday... In troubled times, I am the king, saving all living beings from water and fire... Heaven is in good health, and a gentleman strives to constantly strive for self-improvement. The terrain is kun, and a gentleman
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Ideal Age
The beautiful and rich mountain village, the warm and pleasant life of cultivating immortals is the life that Ziye dreams of. As long as you work hard, you can become an immortal or a saint. The twenty-four saints of Confucianism, the thirty-six deities of Taoism, and the seventy-two arhats of Buddhism are not all visible in the temple. , A tangible and living example. Every time Lu Ziye saw the gods and Buddhas in the temple, he encouraged himself, "You can do it. How can I be self-sufficient i
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