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A Spy Is Not a Spy
Chen Yanzhou, a modern doctor, traveled through the Republic of China and became a cold-faced doctor at Renhe Hospital. In fact, the military commander "Night Owl" has just been selected by the system to awaken and double-hook: daily sign-in + eavesdropping. In the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, the mountains and rivers were shattered, and forces from all sides were undercurrent. He holds a portable space in his hand, and signs in to get skills, medicines, and explosives. Can peer i
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Travel Through the Late Ming Dynasty with a Super Arsenal
In the seventh year of the Apocalypse, the mercenary Li Weimin opened his eyes and became the general banner of a guard station in Shandong in the late Ming Dynasty. Good news: Bring an arsenal Bad news: you need to kill hundreds of households to activate the arsenal
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Rebirth University: I Relied on the Atavistic System to Cultivate Immortality in a Low-Key Manner
The social beast was reborn and returned to the university, awakening the ancestral system of all things, taking the broken space with him to grow elixirs and raise monsters. The city seems calm on the surface, but in reality there is an undercurrent of cultivators. Colleges and universities have become the cradle of cultivators, and there is a battle for resources hidden in the entertainment industry. In his previous life, he was betrayed by his best friend and died tragically. In this life, he
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Farming in the Apocalypse: Even If I Pour Manure, My Farming Proficiency Will Increase
A hundred years after the nuclear disaster, the land was barren and food was scarce. The survivors survive on the flesh of mutated beasts, while the "Peasant Alliance" who controls pure food controls the lifeblood of the apocalypse. Ye Ye, a 25-year-old homeless man with one arm carrying a hoe, dug up mutated earthworm eggs in the wasteland and accidentally activated the farming proficiency system. Turning the soil, sowing seeds, and fertilizing, each step will increase your skill level, and the
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Escape: Who Says Women Can't Make the Difference?
During the Jinghe period, natural disasters raged, borders fell, and people were displaced. Shen Yueying, the captain of the modern special forces, died and traveled through time to become a peasant girl who became stupid after being poisoned and was about to be sold into the prostitution. Awakening to the spiritual spring space, he could grow a hundred pounds of potatoes in three days and escape from the dead. Collect orphans, fight against refugees, build villages, and lead people with militar
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Weird Book from Xiangxi: the Marriage of a Ghost Girl
In western Hunan during the Republic of China, in a Miao village in the mountains, ghost marriages became a disaster. Every full moon night, the red silk ghost sedan slips without wind, and corpses are carried quietly into the village. There was no groom in the sedan, but there was heavy breathing; the chosen girl's eyebrows were stained with sedan marks, and her face was covered with corpse spots within three days, becoming half human and half ghost. The ghost husband borrows the sedan to seize
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Weird Book from Xiangxi: Borrowing Life from the Yin Coffin
Hidden deep in the mountains of western Hunan is a Yin Coffin Village that no one dares to enter. There is a death rule in the village: if a person is not dead, he should be put into the coffin first; if the corpse is used to replace the life, the life will be extended by the underworld. The coffin sounds, the corpse moves, the skin falls off, and the life is lost. Chen Jiu coffin held a bell to hold down the coffin, nailed it to death, and sealed the coffin with blood. There is only one thing h
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The Haunted Book of Western Hunan: Paper Figures and Bone Swaps
In the final years of the Qing dynasty and the early Republic of China, the mountains of western Hunan loomed like ghosts, shrouded in miasma. A sinister art circulated through the town: paper figures could die in your place, and the living could trade bones. Lu Yanqiu, a bone reader, carried a bone ruler in her left hand and a cinnabar brush in her right. She specialized in treating “misaligned bones.” She never dug up the bones of the living or extended anyone’s life. She only stepped in when
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