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Siheyuan: Military Merit and Knowledge Online
An engineering college student traveled through the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China and transformed into an eighteen-year-old battlefield recruit. With his military skills, he repeatedly made military exploits and won heroic honors. He retired from the army and was admitted to a prestigious school to study automation. As an adult, a pragmatic system is unlocked, allowing you to stockpile supplies, draw future information, and take root in the compound to start a busi
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Siheyuan: Don't Rely on Chance to Surrender, Rely on Military Merit to Become a God
Gao Zhendong encountered a lightning strike and traveled through time while watching a TV series. He joined the army at the age of eighteen. After being tempered by the flames of war, he made great achievements with his strong skills. He retired from the army and studied to cultivate himself. Later, he activated the exclusive system, held the material trump card, took root in the compound, and steadily rose up without being obsessed with false fame.
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At This Moment, I Am Guarding the Country for China
Three years after the end of the world, mankind is on the verge of extinction under the iron heel of all races. As the last guardian, Shen Ye sacrificed himself in the decisive battle with the "Guixu" gate, but accidentally reborn with the "Apocalypse Guardian System" and returned to three months before the disaster broke out. At that time, the shadow of "Return to Ruins" had not yet enveloped the world, but the vanguard of all races had quietly penetrated, and the "Key to Return to Ruins" tha
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Rebirth of the Mercenary Empire
The thing Qin Bin regrets most in his life is not answering the call from his old comrade. That phone call could have saved my brother's life. Reborn at the age of twenty-two, he was forced to retire, punished, and had nothing. In order to plead for him, his father bent down as never before in his life. The phone of his comrade rang again, asking him: There is a job in Myanmar, do you dare to come? In his previous life, he said: No, I want to live a stable life. This time he said: time, place,
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