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Chuan Shu: What Kind of Person Deserves Me to Be Cannon Fodder?
Pei Feng transformed into the unlucky cannon fodder third senior brother in a novel about cultivating immortals with group pets. The original owner was unable to do anything and was the first to take the blame. The male protagonist violated the sect's rules, and the third senior brother took the blame; the male protagonist killed a fellow sect member, and the third senior brother took the blame; the male protagonist colluded with the demons, and the third senior brother took the blame. Pei Feng
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Fantasy: Everyone Is a Villain, but I Am the Funny One
Traveling to the fantasy world, Qi He became the vicious cannon fodder male partner in the immortal cultivation novel. He was so unqualified that he forced the male protagonist to take him into the first sect at the immortal cultivation conference. He always opposed the male protagonist and ended up with a tragic death. In order to survive happily, Qi He gave up coercing the male protagonist and joined the worst sect in the world of cultivation. He was no longer worthy of this vicious male partn
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Traveling Through the Book: I Am a Villain in the Court
After Shen Changning died, he traveled into a historical novel that he had read. The eldest princess in the book, Chu Xiyan, was able to bring peace to the world with her writing skills, while Wu Neng was able to fix the situation immediately. But because she was a woman, the old emperor would rather pass the throne to his mediocre son than to the princess. After the new emperor succeeded to the throne, he was jealous of the virtuous and virtuous, so he falsely accused the princess of collaborat
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