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Immortality Flower: Black and White and Impermanent
The world only knows that the attendant of Shenying of Chixia Palace saw that the purple fairy grass on the bank of Sansheng Stone was unattended and withered, so he took nectar to water it every day to keep her alive. But they don't know their past and present lives. The eternal flower that took three thousand years to sprout, three thousand years to bloom, and three thousand years to bear fruit had only one fruit before. How could it bear two this time? Everyone knows about the existence of Bl
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Marriage First, Love Later: His Heart Moved First
[The male protagonist is paranoid and criticizes the big boss + the female protagonist is cold and beautiful in the moonlight / runs in both directions, and will be doted on in the later stage] "I walked through a dark alley with mud on the soles of my shoes. I am dirty, but my love is not." "Blindness and caution in relationships will inevitably let down the most affectionate people."
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Douluo: Saint of Wuhun Palace
The protagonist travels through time to become Hu Liena and obtains a life simulator system. In each simulation, you can experience life under different choices and obtain fragments of cultivation or skills in the simulation. She uses the information from the simulator to optimize real-life choices and change the fate of herself and Wuhundian.
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There Are Two Tianji Names in the Wei Family
The Wei family in Qingyun Town is an ancient family that has declined for 30,000 years. The eldest grandson, Wei Qingyue, proved the Tao with strength and advanced forward vigorously. He was stuck in the middle stage of foundation building and could not break through for two years. His second grandson, Wei Xuanyong, awakened the ancient bloodline's "Tianji Pu" and could see cause and effect, but could not see his own fate - he saw a broken sword and a blood-stained hand three months later, whi
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