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Books by Coffee Pigeon
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The End of Death 死神的终焉
[Death] is undoubtedly the [enemy] of [humanity] and an [existence] that should be annihilated. And the [God of Death] is even more so... But [humans] can't do it Because only the equal [God] can kill the [God of Death] But what if... If you say [Death] No, no, it should be said that [death] itself is also looking forward to dying? "The [God] of later generations... My name [Ye Li] is an "ordinary" [God of Death]. Maybe it's lucky, or maybe it's unfortunate. I've witnessed everything." "Everythi
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A Death Game? How Interesting! How Very Interesting! 死亡游戏？有趣！有趣啊！
(Neither kind nor evil) (Apocalypse + game + gods + darkness + somewhat slow pacing + self-serving protagonist, no female lead + the protagonist is bizarre. What kind of egg are you, Xie Linyuan? (Important) The author hadn't found their footing in the first thirty-plus chapters, so the writing is rather rough. You can skip them if you like. If you don't enjoy the fairy-tale arc, you can jump straight to Chapter 63.) On December 6, 3055, perhaps by the will of the gods, an apocalypse descended w
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The World Turns Upside Down! 逆反世界！
I don’t know how to judge this work, nor do I know whether “Zhang Chenxi,” the man portrayed in the book, is in the right. In our eyes, he is simply an extremely selfish and obsessive man who has sacrificed almost everything for his ideals. He hates the pain of parting and the slaughter and plunder, yet he commits them with his own hands, continually creating more grief and heartbreak. And this is the story I’m telling: the story of a contradictory, selfish man.
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