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All-Around Art Master
EntertainmentDicks CounterattackRelaxing Article Jiang Rang originally failed the exam, but unexpectedly got the system by accident. Okay... I won't pretend anymore, I'm showing off my cards. In fact, I am an all-around master of art. Music, literature, food, sculpture, design, gourmet food... It's all available.
767Reads5.3Score—Shelves
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This Is a Paper Shop, Not a Wishing Pool for Dead Souls!
A paper-making shop connects to the underworld, yin and yang. A book of merit can be exchanged for wealth and ability. Originally they just wanted to open a paper shop, but there were always some strange things in the shop, and they wanted me to help them fulfill their wishes. It all starts with the old lady who brought me wontons...
177Reads—Score—Shelves
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I Play Horror Hotel as a Training Game
Fang Yuan inherited the hotel from his parents. To the east is the bustling downtown, and to the west are paper shops, wreath shops, cemeteries, and crematoriums. Fang Yuan, who had no money to hire workers, captured a group of evil spirits to serve as waiters. As everyone knows, the hotel in this land of yin and yang is the most suitable for raising evil spirits. Later these evil spirits...
40Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Dead Taoist Friend Is Not a Poor Taoist. Is This Reasonable?
I am destined to have three calamities: the villain in the coffin, the crows blocking out the sun, and the ghost king of Fengdu. If you are not careful, you will die! My grandfather taught me since I was a child that the most terrifying thing is not ghosts, but the human heart. The poor Taoist is inherently unjust, so it makes sense that the dead Taoist friend will not die the poor Taoist, right?
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Don't Disturb Yang People
I am a psychiatrist, but why are my patients not normal? Not bad... My father left me a watch. By wearing the watch, I can enter the patient's spiritual world. Only then did I realize that these "patients" were not human beings at all…
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