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Books by 俺寻思这很科学
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Warhammer: The Infinite of the Iron Warriors 战锤钢铁勇士的无限
Armor on the outside, steel through and through! The “Iron Skull” warband had vanished during a campaign. After its company commander, Okto Payne, touched down in a drop pod, what he saw when he opened the hatch was not the horrors of a death world, but an entirely new and unfamiliar world. At the same time, a new batch of participants in the “Infinite” arrived in this American town where something had gone terribly wrong… Bound by their hatred for their primarch, Perturabo, and their unsha
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The Dark Angel’s Journey Through the Myriad Worlds Before Warhammer 40K 战锤40k前暗黑天使的诸天之路
A contest for supremacy across the heavens: an arena spanning multiple dimensions and worlds. Sikaran-Angelos, a very young newcomer, wakes in 1994 in the world of Resident Evil, in an identity assigned by the arena. The wars of tens of thousands of years and the dark future are still vivid in his mind. Though he is no longer the Librarian of his First Company, Sikaran must still face the threats of this new world. From the viral plague of Resident Evil to Command & Conquer: Tiberium. From the a
32Reads—Score—Shelves
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All Heavens Battle for Supremacy, but It's Ohma Zi-O 诸天争锋但是欧姆弥赛亚
Li Minqing used to be an ordinary person. After dying of old age, he opened his eyes to find himself in the Terminator universe, in an era when the Legion System ruled the future after Dark Fate. Forced to survive in the wasteland and scavenge for years, Li Minqing was unlucky enough to be captured by the Legion when his new body was twenty-three. He became a living reference subject for experiments on the REV-9 infiltrator Terminator. Just as expected, he died again. But this time, the world
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Everyone Enters the Heavens, Starting With Resident Evil 全民诸天从生化危机开始
The Earth where Land was born was destroyed by some entity, which scattered the souls of Earthlings with fully formed personalities across the myriad heavens. “It” seemed to treat those scattered souls as part of some kind of game. Not only did it “generously” give people a way to communicate across worlds, it even offered them the chance to travel between planes and learn from one another. But what was the price? Land would soon discover that having his soul embedded from the start in an ordina
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