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Doomsday Game: the Goddess Is Accepted at the Beginning
The doomsday disaster is coming, and the whole people are about to fall into the Ruin Realm, a desperate situation where zombies are rampant and mythical beasts and demonic insects are raging. Sequencers can control mysterious power and awaken gaming skills! … The protagonist, Cao Mo, traveled through time and became a "dog licker" and accidentally adopted a goddess, but he didn't know that she was actually the fiancée of the reborn person. Since then, he has been plotted at every step and has r
97Reads—Score—Shelves
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Never Let a Superwoman Know My Secrets
The protagonist Lu Qian travels to a different world of Chinese culture, a real game world full of excitement and excitement. … He has a unique golden finger that can save the female superhuman who is about to be deformed, and thus he gets acquainted with powerful and beautiful women. … Lu Qian, who has mediocre qualifications, relied on his wide-open imagination and rich game experience to skillfully deal with being hunted down again and again. Play around with the dungeon worlds and graduall
59Reads7.6Score—Shelves
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Long Live Heaven
The emperor takes turns to sit, and this year when he came to my house, the young man Ji Xuan woke up in the body of the tyrant! In this life, he wants to be an emperor who rules over the world, lives in a palace, and marries beautiful women...
19Reads—Score—Shelves
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Ghostland Havoc
Parallel universes are like dominoes. If one universe collapses, it will fall to other universes. Chen Yu, an office worker from Earth, traveled to a parallel world. This is still an ancient dynasty, but spiritual energy has revived and the world is about to collapse. Martial arts and transcendence coexist. There is an overlap between traditional warriors and new Qi practitioners. Chen Yu relied on his weak golden fingers to survive the apocalypse in ancient times, quietly becoming stronger an
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