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I Can Read the Minds of Thousands of People, at the Cost of Forgetting What I Love Most
Forget the mind-reading ability acquired by your beloved. Every time you use it, the memory will be broken into pieces. When I saw through everyone's lies in the business war, but could no longer remember my wife's face, the truth that I had forgotten for ten years began to bleed from the gaps in my memory.
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My Coffee Shop Only Has a Constant Temperature for Her 24/7
I am a coffee shop owner with severe social anxiety, and I just want to have a cup of coffee in peace. As a result, the system bound me and forced me to greet a confused girl every day. The problem is - what she bought was obviously the cheapest hot milk! Until I discovered that she would secretly shed tears after drinking milk, and on my system panel, after her name it said: Host has not awakened superpower, danger level: SSS level
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The Fake Emperor Unified the Six Countries with His Mobile Phone
Transform into the stand-in emperor of the Qin Dynasty and bind the AI ancestral dragon system. As soon as the Six Nations spies approached Xianyang Palace, their coordinates were locked by the drone on my mobile phone. You are still using beacon fire to send messages, but I have completely crushed them with satellite cloud images. Real or fake Ying Zheng? Sorry, the whole world is now my metaverse sandbox.
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The Lord of the Dragon King's Takeaway Counterattack
I, the Lord of the Dragon King Palace, disguised myself as a delivery boy in order to track down the ultimate weapon. My wife thought I was a coward and wanted a divorce, and my mother-in-law called me a loser, until I overturned the entire dark street while riding a delivery truck. There was a dragon scale knife hidden in the takeout box, and the battery car could teleport through space. Everyone thought I was a soft-boiled guy—until they knelt down and called me daddy.
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