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The Queen Returns to the Empire and Has a Great Time Carrying Her Loyal Dog Bodyguard
She was pushed off the rooftop by her beloved and her best friend, and only then did she realize that the so-called deep love was just a scam to seize the family property. Reborn and returned to her 22nd birthday party, Su Wan opened her eyes with the anger of returning from hell - in this life, she wants to be the chess player, not the chess piece! Will the company be cannibalized in three months? She intercepted key items in advance and pushed the enemy into a desperate situation with her bac
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Nine Thousand Years Old Has Arrived: Ancestor, Her Power Is Boundless!
When I woke up, at the age of eighteen, I became the most senior great-grandmother in the family. Facing a group of unscrupulous descendants who were eager to hand over the family property, Su Nianwan took out the "Clan Rules" handed down from his ancestors. Infighting? Cut off your wealth! Foreign enemy? Break your feng shui! I wanted to be an antique girl with peace of mind, but who knew that the great-grandson of my old enemy came to visit me. Not only did he look exactly the same, but he als
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The Master Just Wants to Hide from the World, and the Disciples Are All Demon Kings
In Qingheyuan at the foot of the green mountains, lived a Buddhist master Yun Qing who only wanted to grow flowers and medicine, and five apprentices with their own "quirks": a chatty boy who could talk to plants and trees, a silly boy with infinite strength, a coward who could see at night, a small inventor who loved to make changes, and a "fair man" who believed in death. The villagers said that the six masters and apprentices were a "weird combination", but no one expected that these seemingl
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The Little Gentleman Who Goes Down the Mountain: Almighty Protector and Warm World
After ten years of practice in Yunwu Mountain, he acquired a set of "useless" skills: traditional Chinese medicine that can cure serious illnesses, a sharp eye that can distinguish authenticity, carpentry that can soothe people's hearts, and an internal martial arts that protects himself and helps others. Eighteen-year-old Lin Yan went down the mountain with his master's instructions. He not only wanted to find his lost family, but also wanted to let the wisdom of his ancestors shine. When he fi
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