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Earth Defense War
With the massive destruction, deforestation and hunting by human beings, Mother Earth is becoming more and more fragile and gradually approaching its end. The villain Moss is a scientific researcher and an animal lover. He was expelled because he couldn't bear to watch the institute use thousands of animals for live experiments as victims of the country's future wars. He vowed to get revenge on the ugly humans. He secretly developed a virus through bacteria on a certain creature. This virus is s
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The Ancient World of Mysterious Power
Many years ago, a great explosion occurred all over the world, and a time rift was created on the earth leading to the prehistoric world. Facing the alien beasts from the prehistoric times, countries around the world established mysterious organizations and fought for many years before finally sealing the rift, resulting in countless deaths and injuries. Now that the crack seal has been reopened, the protagonist Zero Sanqi-Number, in order to restore peace to the world, went to the prehistoric w
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The Soul-Destroyer of Mysterious Power
Many years ago, a huge explosion occurred all over the world, and a time rift was created on the earth leading to the prehistoric world. Faced with the alien beasts from the prehistoric world, the crack was finally sealed after many years of war, resulting in countless casualties. Now that the seal of the crack has been reopened, the protagonist Zero Sanqi-Number, in order to restore peace to the world, went to the prehistoric world and defeated the most powerful ruler of the prehistoric world,
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You Can Only Quit
Quit, only by learning to quit and not to be fooled by the sinister temptations of this society can you change your life. This book mainly talks about how to learn to quit and learn to control, and the conspiracy behind temptation. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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