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The First Hidden Stake in Ming Dynasty
Three years ago, Shen Yanzhi was the youngest Jieyuan in the Ming Dynasty. He was proud of his horse's hoof disease. Three years later, he was a death row prisoner on the stage of Qiu Jue, kneeling and waiting for the knife to fall. On the execution ground, Pei Hanchuan, the governor of the Xuanjing Division, threw a sign with the word "remain". From then on, he became a hidden stake "No identity, no name, no past. Investigating the case for the court as a death row prisoner." "If the case is so
3.9kReads7.2Score700Shelves
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Global Variation, I Have a Food Illustration In the seventh year of the end of the world, Chu He died. Die next to the wildly growing mutant vines, The fruits were so sweet that no one dared to take a bite. Reborn and returned to three days before the end of the world, An ancient book opened in her consciousness. Just watch it for three seconds and you will know whether you can eat it or not. Touch for one minute to unlock the full recipe. The green radish on the windowsill is poisonous, but you can eat it by boiling it in water for three 3kReads5.7Score388Shelves
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The First Professional Migrant Worker in Beijing
Shen Zhao was exposed and sold her body to bury her father without anyone buying her... She used her professional knowledge to help people solve all kinds of troubles. Specializing in treating all kinds of dissatisfaction, specializing in collecting all kinds of unruly slaves, the price is fair, and the children and old people are not bullied.
493Reads6.4Score—Shelves
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Walking Alone in the Doomsday Wasteland
Apocalypse✚Protagonist Mutation✚Difficult Survival No grouping, no team building If you don't develop your power, you won't build infrastructure. One person, one knife, one life Robinson Crusoe-style loneliness, not a fast-food novel "Beijing's No. 1 Professional Worker" solves crimes in ancient times. Interested students can check it out
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