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A Life-Defying Redemption: an Epic Gambling Treasure Hunt
Yuan Chengxuan accidentally fell into an epic treasure hunt of "living people gambling". The treasure is not the end but the price; every time he opens the ruins, his fate will be changed in reverse, forcing him and Zhang Qingxi to trade lives, seize power, and seize totems in a dead game. The truth is added to the bets again and again: whoever gets the "Key to Defying Heaven" first will spend the rest of his life repaying the debt of fate.
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Restarting the Basketball Journey: the Ultimate Overtime of the Fateful Confrontation
Zhao Jingran would be forced to restart every time he lost in the "fateful competition system", and fate locked his victory or defeat on the same track; but what Zhang Nanxi brought was not comfort, but a key that could rewrite the rules. When the real opponent behind the scenes surfaces, Zhao Jingran must use an epic overtime to regain his own future at the cost of a restart.
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After Being Reborn, I Want to Change My Destiny in This Life
In his previous life, Wang Zixuan was betrayed by his beloved and his brothers. His family was ruined and he died with hatred. After being reborn ten years ago, he vowed to kill all his enemies in his previous life and make up for all his regrets. In this life, he has a shocking inheritance in his hands, has heroes from all over the world at his feet, and must protect his sister Wang Zixi who has given everything for him but was ignored by him. When the gears of fate turn again, he wants the wor
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Dad's Countercalculation: Full-Stack Parenting and the Backlash Engine
Xu Chenxuan quit his high-paying job and became a "full-stack dad" using self-developed algorithms and the Internet of Things to break down parenting problems into verifiable data. He thought that the backlash would only come from bugs, but he did not expect that the convenience brought by system upgrades would push every choice of the family to irreversible costs: some people used his public plan as a trap, and some people took advantage of his obsession with their children to reverse control.
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