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Killing Gods: the Battle Between Man and God
Destruction or rebirth? When the superior God has a choice, it will be a catastrophe. Since it is unfair, then kill the gods! A decisive battle between gods and humans? Thousands of living beings, the universe and the Taoism Come on, evil gods, let's see how the nine human powers can turn the tide and reorganize the world... The God of War of the Qin State, the last saint in the world, the most powerful general of the Three Kingdoms, a knight-errant, a modern retired security guard, etc., Lu Ya,
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Martial Arts: Listen to the Wind, Rivers and Lakes, Sun and Moon Travel
Ye Yinan was born in the Prince's Palace of Northern Xinjiang and was proficient in martial arts since childhood. It was not until he was eighteen years old that he accidentally discovered the truth about his biological mother's death. He then left Northern Xinjiang to practice for half a year, and all the swirling entanglements about him came to the surface one by one. The hawks and dogs of Beiliang are watching eagerly. The lion of the sky is in decay. The condor of the Western Regions is idli
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The Killings in the Tang Dynasty's Expedition to the West Escalated
Ye Chu inadvertently traveled to the era when Su Dingfang of the Tang Dynasty was conquering the West. He thought he would die miserably on the battlefield, but he did not expect that he would get a system that increases the force value by killing people. Looking at the defeated soldiers in his hands, Ye Chu suddenly had a strange idea: To kill or not to kill, that is a question... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitat
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Those Things from the Past
There is no fantasy, no time travel, no arrogance, just things that happen around you growing up, including confusion, happiness, sadness, and regret. Ordinary, an ordinary person's story about himself and his surroundings may be a little exaggerated and a little bloody, but reality is often more exciting than fiction, and most of them are based on reality! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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