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After the Ninja World War: I Rely on Three Skills to Conquer Konoha
The protagonist accidentally traveled to the world of Naruto, encountered a near-death crisis as soon as he woke up, and accidentally activated the system, gaining the weakening skills of Minato, Ino, and Sakura...
72Reads—Score—Shelves
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My Dad and I Catch Pets in the Game
Reborn into the magical world to take revenge? He also brought a son with him. What is the father and son's road to revenge like? Let's hear our story together. . .
5Reads—Score—Shelves
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Memoirs of Old Age
It focuses on novels in the form of true memoirs. Recalling every bit of the author's experiences in the past years, and following the author to experience the changes of the times in the late 1990s, it tells the story of how a student in a village who was not very good at studying worked in society step by step.
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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Steel Forbidden Zone: Elevator Survival
Lin Feng was trying to raise money because his father was critically ill. He was deceived by a mysterious text message and entered the "safe zone" of the elevator after falling into a coma. AI Iron Guard introduced the rules: 100 people compete for tens of billions of prizes. When the elevator opens, an unknown scene will appear.
1Reads—Score—Shelves
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Extremely Cold Apocalypse: Taking Charge of the Shelter from the Sickbed
It's a short story about taking a leave of absence at home due to illness just in time for the end of the extreme cold. Through hard work, he survived and gathered a few close classmates to build a shelter, and finally conquered the end of the extreme cold.
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Rebirth at the End of the World: My Dungeon Can Be Upgraded
Rebirth at the end of the world, decisive killing, hoarding supplies, building bases (dungeons), power management, technological climbing, subduing strong generals, gratifying grudges, and winning steadily. Fast-paced, densely packed with exciting points, logically self-consistent, not holy, not frustrating.
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