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Weird Rules? Then I Will Directly Summon Erlang Shen
As an ordinary worker, Lin Yi traveled to another world after a sudden accident. In this world, he represents the Dragon Kingdom as the Chosen One and enters the Kaidan World to challenge him. Before he was selected by the Kaidan World, the Dragon Kingdom had knelt down for nine consecutive times. If he loses another game, the Dragon Kingdom may cease to exist. If he wins, the Dragon Kingdom will get a chance to breathe; if he loses, the Dragon Kingdom will cease to exist. Lin Yi was very lucky.
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The Breeze Disperses Easily, but the Sun and Moon Remain Forever
(No heroine + no golden finger) Please correct me if there are any mistakes. Thank you for your suggestions. New works are released. Welcome to Tomato Novel to read my works. I hope you all like them. Your attention is the motivation for my writing. I will try my best to tell every story! After reading the History of Southern Ming Dynasty, I was so angry that I decided to write it myself.
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Meet in Flames
A down-and-out boy who graduated from a prestigious school but was crushed by reality and fell to the bottom of society. In the most embarrassing and penniless days, he accidentally rescued a wealthy daughter who was plotted by her relatives and was in dire straits. He protected her with his remaining kindness, integrity and courage. The two redeemed each other in the mud. In the end, the male protagonist turned against the wind. The two transcended classes, kept their sincerity, and lived to be
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During Treatment, I Found a Male Samurai in His Girlfriend's Room
(I hope you can give me more suggestions) The protagonist can enter the world of viruses to eliminate viruses and cure diseases, but he needs to practice hard in the real world and awaken his body's abilities to become stronger and stronger to deal with terminal diseases such as cancer. To cure one person's disease or to cure the world's disease?
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