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Past Life Exposed: From the Start, Warhammer 40K 前世曝光：开局战锤40K
[Complete Warhammer 40K History] [No Heroine] [Memories of a Past Life] [Ultramarines] [Tech-Priests] [The Emperor] After unexpectedly transmigrating to Blue Star, Xia Zhiqiu discovers that this world can uncover people's memories of past lives through special means, allowing them to inherit the abilities they once had. To his surprise, his memories of a past life are from the world of Warhammer 40K. He becomes an Ultramarine, whose loyalty to the Emperor surpasses even that of a son to his gene
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The Legend of the Nine Tribulations and Reincarnation 九劫轮回传
Xiao Jiujie, an outer disciple of the Qingyun Sect, was born with crippled meridians and regarded by his fellow disciples as a good-for-nothing. But during a brush with death, he awakened the memories of nine lifetimes of reincarnation: In his first life, he was a disciple of the Demon Sect who cultivated the Blood Sea Demonic Art and pursued the Dao through killing; In his second life, he was a Buddhist monk who cultivated the Great Compassion Hand and saved the world through mercy; In his thi
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Eastern Sword Demon 东方剑魔
Jiang Ning was born in Yanling City, where the unending snow finally arrived. He also caught the attention of the Tianyun Sect, and as soon as he entered the Immortal Sect, he faced a war that could destroy his country...
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The Anomaly Repairman 异常维修员
The staircase never ends. The elevator stops on Level B18. The last subway train traps an entire carload of passengers. Ordinary people think these are just strange occurrences. Xu Lin knows better: the spirit network beneath the city has broken down again. He works the night shift as a repairman at Maintenance Station Seven, fixing the malfunctions no one else dares touch. Then the old line at Qingqiao Station reopens. Three years ago, he was the only one to make it out alive. Three years later
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