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Strange Cage
The protagonist group received an unsigned letter inviting them to an abandoned sanatorium to participate in a "survival game." Attached to the letter was a bizarre list of rules, warning them that they must strictly abide by them or face the consequences.
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Journey to the West: One Body, Two Phases
There is no wind in the Immortal Stone, only the eternal, rust-smelling stickiness. That soul is stronger than me. Every time he breathes, he can sweep away most of the Gengjin energy around him. I was like a drowning person who could only huddle in the coldest corner, clinging to the aura at his ankle, which was my root.
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In Charge of the Ancient Dragon Bloodline, I Have the Final Say in Becoming a God.
In Chentangguan, the clouds were overwhelming, and the thunderbolts shuttled through the thick clouds like wild snakes. Outside the pass, the water from the East China Sea pours upward, and the huge waves are like a black wall towering from the sky to the ground, slowly moving towards this isolated city. On the top of the waves, the Dragon King of the Four Seas manifested his true form. The huge dragon head was looming in the clouds and mist, and his cold vertical pupils looked down at the thin
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Cyber Donation: I Am Sewing My Soul in the Digital Ruins
In 2026, neon lights corrode the night sky, and mankind has entered the era of digital immortality of "universal cloudification". Rich people pursue eternity in expensive servers, while poor people can only store the last words of their loved ones in cheap and fragile chips. Once this kind of fragment, called a "digital relic", is damaged, it means complete destruction.
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Abyssal Forge
"Abyss" symbolizes the unfathomable furnace itself, and also a metaphor for the abyss where countless civilizations gather; "Ashes" represents the wreckage and embers left after the collision of civilizations and moral disputes, and also implies the possibility of rebirth from the ashes.
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