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Restart the City 1
At four o'clock in the morning, the fog in Jiangcheng seemed to have been deliberately tightened, making the street lights dim and white. He Haoxuan sat up suddenly from the bed, with the illusion of last night's gunpowder still lingering in his throat. The next second the system prompt of "Restart Protocol" was like the back of a knife hitting his brain: the copy started, time returned to zero, and the disaster was being recreated. Before he had time to catch his breath, the screen of his mobil
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Nanyang Gu Medicine and the Nine-Tailed Fox
"Xiao Chen, aren't you leaving yet?" Colleague Lao Zhao pushed the empty stretcher cart past the morgue door and leaned half in. He is an old employee in his fifties with gray hair and a gentle and distant smile that is unique to funeral home workers. "It will be fine soon." Chen Mo raised his head, a pair of calm eyes revealed above the mask, "The family requests that they can pay their respects to the body tomorrow morning, and the wounds must be taken care of." "You are always so serious."
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I Played E-Sports in Ancient Times
This is not her rental house, let alone the company's overtime work station. Her last memory was in the planning department office at three in the morning. The e-sports plan for the new season of "Battlefield of Glory" was still on the computer screen. The coffee in hand was already cold. Suddenly, there was a sharp cramp in my heart, and then my vision went dark, and I didn't know anything anymore. "The fate of a dog who works overtime is to die suddenly at the workstation..." Xia Xinyi curled
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Rift Bell
Xiakou Town in the southwest border cannot be found on the map, and time is often confused here. There is a silent antique shop owner Gu Xiuyuan in the town. No one knows that his real job is to repair the cracks in time and space. War reporter Lin Zhao came here to investigate an unsolved case of the Republic of China, but found that in the photos he took, a man wearing a Beiyang military uniform always appeared repeatedly - he looked exactly like Gu Xiuyuan. What's even weirder is that she b
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