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Dali Temple Abandoned His Son, Joined the Jinyi Guards and Killed Him Like Crazy
This is a world of high martial arts where "power belongs to oneself". The imperial court and the sects jointly governed the world, and imperial power was maintained by absolute force. The world is in chaos with demons and evil spirits, and mysterious crimes occur frequently. Within the imperial court, Dali Temple (which advocated procedural justice and conclusive evidence, but in reality was corrupt and engaged in all kinds of pushback) and Jinyiwei (who advocated preferring to kill the wrongd
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Kick! What Kind of Football Can You Play If You Don't Have Money?
Lu Zhe, who was scolded by the entire Internet as a "locker room thug", is facing the ultimate desperate situation of his career - West Ham United demanded to terminate his contract overnight, and the Premier League media organized a group to encircle and suppress him. But he didn't panic at all because he was bound to the [Bonus Overdraft System]. As long as the amount in the competition contract is settled, even with half-disabled legs, you can instantly transform into a heavy tank! He can kic
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Daming: Immortality by Killing Demons
[Male Channel Cool Articles / Ji Dao Heng Lian / Panel System / Every Dynasty Is Demonic / Decisive Killing] "Lu Chen! You mad dog! The law of the Ming Dynasty stipulates that you cannot kill court officials!" "Great Law of the Ming Dynasty? Those are the rules for you, the painted-skinned monsters, to raise two-legged sheep!" With the knife in his hand, Lu Chen cut the three-meter-tall demon Baihu in half with a "puff" sound, and the green blood surged wildly! Traveling through the Ming Dynasty
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Devouring Gaowu: Starting from Eating Banknotes Raw
In the parallel time and space of 2008, "Star Warriors" dominate everything, star core radiation covers the earth, and star energy resources are absolutely monopolized by top plutocrats. Here, even the security thread on the hundred-dollar bill is cast from trace amounts of stardust. Su Ze, a poor man from the bottom, couldn't afford the 10,000 yuan registration fee for the Star Martial Arts Examination, so his parents suffered humiliation and borrowed 10,000 yuan in banknotes. In extreme hearta
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