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Secret Contest!
Story background The story is set in a border city with complex terrain, intertwined mountains and jungles, which has become a hotbed for drug smuggling. Drug lords take advantage of the complex geographical environment and the protection of some local forces to produce and transport drugs on a large scale. The anti-drug police officers launched a thrilling contest with drug lords under difficult circumstances.
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Ten Swordsmen
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!
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Missing in the Valley!
Shen Nian, a top student in Beijing, and Yang Yuanshan, a village doctor in Yunnan, met in the Nu River Gorge. They crossed over regional cultural differences and life choices to jointly build rural education and medical care, and wrote a touching love story that spanned thirty years.
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I Loved You Deeply, but I Lost You
Encounter in the fragrance of coffee: 26-year-old graphic designer Yan Xiaoyue met financial analyst Cheng Yuan in an independent coffee shop "Waiting for Someone". A heavy rain caused the two strangers to start talking and discovered that their souls fit together. Sweet dream-building time: The two traveled to every corner of the city in three months. Cheng Yuan gave Yan Xiaoyue an "emergency medicine box" filled with 365 letters on her birthday, and agreed to open one letter every day, becomin
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Iron-Blooded and Loyal Deng Yuanjie
During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Japanese pirates ravaged the coast and the people were miserable. In the arena, Deng Yuanjie, who was known as a chivalrous man, witnessed the brutal acts of Japanese pirates and was filled with righteous indignation. He vowed to drive the Japanese pirates out of the Ming Dynasty and restore peace to the people.
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