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HKTV: I Am a Police Officer, I Don't Care Who Dares to Cause Trouble in This Film
Traveling through the world of Hong Kong movies in the 1990s, he became O Ji (anti-gangster group) trainee inspector Chu Lang. In this era where there are many clubs and there are more young and Dangerous boys than dogs, Chu Lang decided not to talk about martial ethics! As a result, there is a terrifying legend circulating in Hong Kong community circles: It is better to provoke the King of Hell than to meet Chu Lang! And Chu Lang stepped on the backs of countless big bosses and soared all the w
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Three Kingdoms: It's Reasonable for Me, a Confucian Scholar, to Wield a Sledgehammer.
[Time travel + comedy + extremely reckless man + muscle flow + crush Lu Bu with one hand] Su Lie travels through the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He originally wanted to become a top strategist with a feather fan and scarf by relying on his knowledge in his previous life, but unexpectedly awakened the [Physical Persuasion System]. As long as you "persuade" others with physical means, you can get points to exchange for various magical props. He looked at the strange attributes on his panel [St
57Reads—Score—Shelves
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[Play jokes + lighthearted funny + complete work + hit me if you don't laugh] Zhou Sheng woke up and found that he was participating in the "Professional Superstar 365" reality show, and his first job was an online ride-hailing driver. Female Passenger: Master, is it true that only when two people truly love each other and hug each other can they feel each other's feelings? Zhou Sheng: Flat chest is okay too. Female passenger: Every time I break up, the last hug always makes me heartbroken. Zhou
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Daming: at the Beginning of the Game, I Cut Off My Robes and Cut Off My Marriage, and I Angrily Scolded Lao Zhu
Zhu Zheng traveled through the Ming Dynasty and became the sixth prince. He kept a low profile for ten years, but was framed for corruption by the crown prince's companion Huang Zicheng and a group of civil servants. In the court, Lao Zhu drew his sword in anger, Queen Ma was heartbroken, the eldest brother of the prince was hypocritical, and the civil and military officials of the court even added insult to injury, forcing him to a dead end. Faced with the distrust of the whole family, Zhu Zhen
31Reads—Score—Shelves