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Da Qin: Qin Shi Huang Asked Me to Save the Princess at the Beginning
Lost in the mountains of Jiangchuan, burning trees to create smoke but no rescue. Fortunately, the awakening system guarantees food and clothing. Three months later, Jiangchuan's mountain villa had just been completed, but suddenly a group of suspected mental patients in ancient costumes broke into the house. The patient who calls himself Ying Zheng actually says he is a god! Patient Mengtian's right arm was seriously injured! Xia Wuqi's patient actually used rice wine to disinfect Meng Tian! Sh
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Those Who Have Encountered
Her name is Chen Muzi, a recent college graduate who faces high pressure as a newcomer to society. Her family's financial situation is average. Her father is an employee of a company, her mother is a housewife, and she has a younger sister named Lingzi who is still in high school. Muzi's dream is to find a stable job and become a strong, independent woman who relies on herself instead of others. Finally, after many more interviews, she entered the company she dreamed of, but how will she resolve
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I Loved You, That's All
As a novice, I am looking forward to a sweet love. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Rebirth and Reversal of Life
Yu Luocheng came here in a daze and was a loser for more than thirty years. He has been called a waste and a fool by others since he was a child. His parents left this life with regrets, and his girlfriend also paid the price with her life for him. By chance, I returned to my youth and lived my whole life to see how I, Yu Luocheng, could become the most dazzling genius of this era. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitat
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Overtime Jianghu
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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