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How Could You Do This? We Are Just Brothers.
After sleeping together for four years and living together for three years, Xiao Hehua and Z's brother lived a daily life - I seemed to be trapped in the same place, unable to find even half an exit. Fortunately, I was in no rush to find the exit.
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The Prince Has a Headache: the Medical Concubine Likes to Be a Widower
Mu Jin, a forensic genius, unexpectedly died suddenly in the autopsy room because of three days of non-stop work. After waking up and realizing that he had traveled through time, the first thing he did was to vent his anger on the original owner. But as soon as I left the Shangshu Mansion, I encountered a funeral. System: "Host, treat the target person Gu Xuanchen. The mission is completed and a life-sustaining pill will be rewarded. If the mission fails, it will be erased." Mu Jin: Did you know
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My Sister Has Stars on Her Fingertips
Ling Wei, the owner of Qingweitang Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic, looks like a cold woman in her late twenties, but in fact she possesses the ancestral "Qi-Wang" power - she can see through lesions with one glance and reverse life and death with one shot. There are three rules: the fee for diagnosis is whatever you want, those who don't believe will not be treated, and those who don't like it will not be treated. Her younger brother Ling Chen was her only connection with the world. Until o
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Short Rural Supernatural Stories
Chinese folk horror × cyberpunk metaphysics × interstellar reincarnation epic Blood Curse × Clone Conspiracy × Corpse Immortal Resurrection Plan Cheng Mo, a young man from Chengjia Village, returned to his hometown for funerals, but was involved in a shocking mystery that spanned four hundred years. A soul-soothing copper bell reveals the truth about the curse that makes the men of the Cheng family unable to survive for a long time; Half a dragon and phoenix jade pendant, implicating the Ming
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