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The Owner of the Tomb Said That His Coffin Board Flew Off
In the twenty-third year of the Republic of China, outside Changsha City, there was a strange man named Leng Zhu. His face is as cold as ice, and he has so many inner dramas. He always likes to pretend to be cold, but his mind is as bright as a camel's back. Relying on ancestral secrets and self-taught modern knowledge, he has become the most special "ghost explorer" in the underground world. A letter from Peiping drew him into the strange whirlpool of the Tang Tomb in Xishan: The archeology pr
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After Successfully Becoming a Law Enforcer, I Finally Came Home
The protagonist traveled to the world of Kaitan, and after reaching SSS level and becoming a law enforcer, he realized that the monsters here were all made by the heaven of this world. Many years ago, the passage between the human world and the world of monsters was opened. In order to close the passage, the way of heaven lost most of its energy. The wronged souls and ghosts in the human world came to the world of ghost stories from that passage and were suppressed by the law of heaven. This dis
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Xuanshui Bone Mirror
The vertical coffin at the bottom of the Yellow River opened its eyes. Chen Jiu has been fishing for river rafts for half his life, and has never seen anything like this - dozens of coffins embedded vertically in the river bed, the lines on the copper rings are like countless squirming eyes, and the sound of flutes coming out of the cracks in the coffins can tickle the bones of people. His father disappeared in this water area twenty years ago, leaving only a bronze talisman engraved with "Xuans
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Weird Stories About Rules: 50 Years Ago
This article has two male protagonists and a strange story about rules and regulations. The ending is he and it will definitely come to an end. The story is fast-paced and the writing may not be particularly good, but I think it's pretty good. You'll know the rest after reading it.
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