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Lin Xiaoxiao's Bizarre Life
Lin Xiaoxiao felt that before she went out today, she must have been possessed by something unclean. First, when she woke up in the morning, her pink and purple highlighted hair became like a chicken coop because she forgot to blow-dry it the night before. No matter how she combed it, her hair became frayed. In the end, she could only go out with a crooked bun on her head. Then on the way to a coffee shop to work part-time, I stepped on a loose floor tile, almost sprained my foot, and spilled ha
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Umbrella Not Given
The moving company's truck had just left, and there were still a few cardboard boxes piled in Wen Nian's room that had not had time to be unpacked. Her mother poked her head in, holding a plate of cut watermelon in her hand, "Niannian, take a rest and eat some fruit. Later, mom will go say hello to the new neighbor and send some fruit over." Wen Nian responded, raised his head from the pile of books, and took the watermelon. The new home is a small single-family building in the old city, with a
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Su Family's Old House
The Su family's old residence. That's where I was born, grew up, and where my previous life ended. I thought that I would never set foot in that sad place full of blood and tears again in my life. Unexpectedly, Xiao Jingyu actually planned the first step of our counterattack there. "Why here?" I looked at the dazzling red circle on the map, my voice was a little dry. "Because, there, hidden, is the first bargaining chip for our counterattack." Xiao Jingyu's gaze was as deep as the sea. He used t
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Follow History
After following Wang Da for about half an hour, the khaki-colored city finally got closer. At the city gate, there was a long queue of people waiting to enter the city. There are farmers pushing wheelbarrows selling vegetables, merchants carrying cargo boxes, and many like Lin Yuqing and Wang Da, who are in ragged clothes and look like coolies looking for work. The soldiers guarding the city were wearing black armor. The style looked a bit like the terracotta warriors of the Qin Dynasty, but it
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