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Inexhaustible Moment
Recording every moment that made me feel regretful and helpless. Maybe it's what you said, maybe it's something you did, maybe it's my fault, possessiveness, pettiness, and lack of generosity... Maybe it's your character shortcomings, or maybe it's a little bit your fault... Who knows? Every time I recorded it, I enlightened myself, and then forced myself to get rid of these possessive things. The word "accommodating" was just because I loved her. She was a ray of light in my hard days and my sp
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Disqualified World
The three-way battle between the disqualified, humans and delusional beasts. In the human world, the three parties fight and fight. After an accidental experience, the male protagonist awakens a superpower he calls delusion, and becomes a special existence between the disqualified and human beings. He is forced to be involved in a larger dispute, and gradually uncovers the shocking secrets hidden among everyone. Can the coexistence of the disqualified and humans be realized? Might a war break ou
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Going Astray
Bloody incidents such as school violence and tragic childhood experiences. After an accidental experience, the male protagonist awakened a superpower he named delusion, and was involved in a larger dispute. Gradually, the shocking secrets hidden among everyone were revealed. Can the coexistence of people with abilities and humans be realized? Might a war break out between the two sides? Who will be the winner? How will the history of the world be rewritten? This novel and its characters are pure
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Just Go to Our Little Place
In a small place, two sincere young people will have many stories about their childhood during the two critical life stages of high school and freshman year, and they will also have their own memories. "We will eventually, with a fiery heart, make feasible and certain efforts to achieve the outcome we want." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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