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Sudden City: What Is the Ending?
The geometry of life is like a pagoda, and the emptiness and insignificance are like acacia. There is no need to worry about the sorrow when recalling it. Life is like returning to your heart. I searched for traces all the way, but only a few words of plum and bamboo were left. Laughing and talking about the old ways in the world, returning home and doing what is right. I embark on a path to find the truth I want to know, but often the results are unexpected. This novel and its characters are pu
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Lost in Reality
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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The Strongest Network Security Officer Falls.
A once world-class player, a young man who has won many honors, an important person who lacks everything, but because of a game, a game result that was misunderstood by everyone, he has to bear everything that a person should bear in the wrong grade, whether he is explosive or silent, whether he is naive or mature, everything is reborn for his final self. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Chasing Dreams and Reality
True and false, reality and virtuality, who can understand. Many people can't tell the difference and look at the memories. Pursuing his true dreams and looking for his true self, the protagonist, as a game developer, was forced to leave his job due to some reasons. At the same time, he entered the game to conduct game investigation, discovered the problems that were kicked out, and then experienced the game, found bugs in the game, and repaired the bugs. Then, the group went through various exp
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Hanging Around in the Old Year
From college career to society step by step, facing the cruelty of society, I grow up little by little. The life of the protagonist is described in many aspects, including emotional relationships, the joy of experiencing life, and the pain of experiencing life, the progress of love, and the pain caused by love, the abandonment of family affection, and the sense of belonging to family affection. Life seems simple but is extremely complicated. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. A
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