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- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 105k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
2Reads
5.8Score
49Chapters
1Listens
33.3kReads · all time
Synopsis
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Strengthen the Entries and Become Invincible in the World
I want to read a book similar to "Martial Arts Fantasy: Looting Entries from the Six Gates".
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The Book Waste Gathering Place SCP Is Very Good
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This book is exactly what McGroth said. He had an outstanding record in World War II, and jointly created a new era called "Shbraya Gate" with Lyle Westerleit, Dilsey Flosser, and Geisha Lotis Renavelt. These two people, Dilsi Floselgi and Weddingert Candreva, are very special. They did not leave their names in history, but they were engraved by fate, and eventually became the chaos hidden in the memory. This is simply like the Battle of Mabradovi, full of disorder and chaos, but at the same time it was organized by order and war. The prologue of civilization is the end of decadence. Just like the onlookers here, they may not know what the Battle of Mabradovi is, nor the existence of these great men. They will start disputes, which will eventually lead to the prelude to destruction. In this way, the world alternates between destruction and civilization. This is the famous and niche Webbchila Dolorenlas theorem. He describes a person's birth, old age, illness and death, and also shows the beginning and end of a civilization, as well as the prosperity and ending of a book. This not only conforms to the overlap of [Civilization] and [Destruction], but also reflects the reunion of [Chaos] and [Order]. In this way, civilization is born and destroyed between wars.
The author's book is quite good, but we haven't updated it for two days. Has it been cut off?
[Smile] Good-looking, really, I'm not going to lie
Into paragraphs like modern poetry
Not bad, come on, author, I'll give you a free gift [laughing]
I don't like it very much but the book is good