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Fantasy Mobile Games: Customized
Gu Lian, who was heartbroken by a certain game, returned to her dream, started a retirement life of raising cats and walking dogs, and discovered custom functions. Today is top physics, and next week it can be super first-line support. Is it easy for demon refining to become autistic? 5+5=12 Let's find out Exclusively hit and give up? That's not just a matter of having hands! As long as you dare to think about it, I will dare to build it for you to see!
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Detective's Rules
[The Great Detective Derivative] [Houseman] [Wits] [Variety Show] In a parallel world, a scripted legal education program called "The Rules of Famous Detectives" was launched. Guests were selected through voting by netizens. Wang Ruixin, an online suspense writer, actually ranked first. After extensive digging by netizens, they discovered that this person actually has a master's degree in psychology from Southwest University, and the other nine amateur guests are also the strongest kings in thei
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My Weird Story About Rules, Why Don't You Play Your Cards According to the Routine?
Lin Bei woke up and found himself trapped in an abandoned mental hospital. A line of words floated in front of me: Rule 1, don't look in the mirror at three o'clock in the morning. Rule two, don't look back when you hear footsteps. Rule Three… "Wait a minute," Lin Bei interrupted the system, "Aren't your rules too old-fashioned? Readers are tired of them." The system was silent for three seconds, and a new line of words popped up: The rules have been updated—Don't trust people who call themselve
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Cage Jade
Yu Qianqian, a female shopkeeper in a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, opened a shop with her baby, and her abacus was more accurate than her heartbeat. Her principle is simple: if you give her money, treat her; if you don't have money, don't talk. Until the man in the silver mask fell in her backyard covered in blood. She saved him because of the one hundred taels of medical treatment. She took him in because all the rent, food and money were paid off. She thought it was a good dea
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