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7 of Spades
After five years of unjust imprisonment, when the Iron-blooded Soldier King Lin Yan returned, his faith had become rusty. When the law turns its back on the weak before he cries, he chooses to become the shadow of the rules - incarnate as the "7 of Spades", using the other's method to repay the other. From blood-sucking loan sharks to well-dressed beasts, his precise hunting has become a dark night legend among the people and an unsolvable mystery for the police. Su Wan, the female criminal poli
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Reborn as Kunlun Taoist Master
Lin Ming, a modern second-level graduate, traveled through the Kunlun Mountains of the Southern Song Dynasty after a car accident after graduation, and was accepted by Zhang Guolao as his apprentice. After seven years of hard training, he came down the mountain and became a guest of the wealthy man Liu Laozhuang with his Taoism and modern knowledge. However, he found himself in the late Southern Song Dynasty, when the Mongolian army was about to invade the south. Lin Ming must use historical kno
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Hunting Crime
He was once one of China's most elite Navy SEALs. He was kicked out after eight years of service because he stood up for his principles and contradicted his superiors. After retiring, Lu Chuan stayed in Beijing and tried to be an ordinary person. He moved bricks at the construction site and witnessed the contractor's cruelty to the migrant workers; he worked as a security guard and witnessed the arrogance of the owners and the flattery of the security captain; he worked in car sales and witnesse
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Daling River
This is not a cool novel, it is not imaginative, and it does not have systematic support. It is a story about a small figure in history. It tells the story of a Shandong farmer named Shen Dazhu who fled to Liaodong due to drought and was kidnapped into the Ming army. From a civilian who built fortifications in Dalinghe City, he experienced bloody sieges and narrow escapes. In the tug-of-war of the Ming and Qing Dynasties for more than ten years, he gradually grew from an ordinary soldier to a un
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