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Double-Travel: My Computer Can Travel Through the World of Naruto
Lin Feng, who had been in the army for five years, had no choice but to return home due to the accidental death of his parents, preparing to inherit the machinery processing factory that was on the verge of bankruptcy. After burying his parents, he checked the financial status of the factory and was at a loss. During a busy day, he was lying on the bed with his laptop computer and planning to sort out the future development direction of the factory while watching anime. When he accidentally spil
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I Jump Repeatedly in the Apocalyptic Reality
(I have been reading novels for more than 20 years, and the more I read, the more bored I became, so I decided to write one myself. I will share my favorite plot. The protagonist who is decisive and capable of killing will never be forced. Finally, this story is purely fictional, and any similarities are pure nonsense.) A bet on stones gave Lin Feng the unexpected ability to travel between the apocalypse and the real world at will. Let's see how he uses the resources of the two worlds to lead hi
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Naruto: Eight Immortal Gates
As we all know, there is nothing in the entire Naruto series that cannot be solved with a kick from Hamon Yakai. If there is, then give it another kick. If it still doesn't work, then add an immortal body from the evil god cult and keep kicking it. If you don't believe that there can't be a big ending.
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Traveling Through the Tang Dynasty, Killing Li Jiancheng at the Beginning
Cui Chen had a car accident and accidentally traveled to the ninth year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty. Fortunately, he survived on the fourth day of June. What's even more coincidental is that he also traveled to the top of Xuanwu Gate. As a result, Li Jiancheng was tragic. (This is a novel, not history. If there is something unreasonable, please don't take it seriously.)
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