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After Death, Destroy the World!
An ordinary person named Bai Qiu traveled to a parallel world similar to Earth. In this parallel world without any extraordinary power, it is ruled by capital. In this world, mankind has reached the end of the world. Pleasure without conscience, science without humanity... The first world is full of flesh and blood suffering. Second World Mechanical Ascension. The resurrection of the undead in the third world. … Protagonist zombie This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similari
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Ultra: the Mother of Ultra Output at the Beginning
Bai Mingqiu traveled through time and became a Ghidorah egg. After Bai Mingqiu broke out of his shell, there was good news and bad news. The good news is that there is a system, and the binding is successful after breaking the shell. Good news, many children, many blessings system. In his previous life, Bai Mingqiu read a lot of novels about strange animals with many children and many blessings, including sun snakes, sun fish, sun tigers, and sun lions. These seniors had a system and did not hes
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Feminism: Zombie Supreme
An ordinary boy traveled to an ancient society where women were respected. Obtained the zombie system and became a zombie similar to Zombie As long as you suck blood and develop descendants, you can become stronger without limit. Still the eldest young master of the Bai family, Bai Qianqiu Bai Qianqiu "Set a small goal first, to turn the whole family into zombies." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Infinite: Zombie Supreme
Bai Qianqiu obtained the system and began a never-ending journey. Create a zombie clan in Underworld and become the Zombie Supreme. In the second comprehensive comic world, fall in love with Ying Lili, Kasugaoka Shiyu and others. In the third world, the feminist world experiences the privileges that only women have. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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