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Honghuang: Jie Jiao, Call Me Senior Brother!
PrehistoricSystemJiejiao Senior BrotherNot on the God List Qing Shui traveled to the prehistoric continent when Hongjun was preaching and became innate water. The prehistoric continent was full of dangers, and he thought he would become cannon fodder in a calamity. Fortunately, he obtained the "Senior Brother System", and after transforming, he chose to worship the Jie Jiao with the largest number of people, and became Jie Jiao's senior brother. As long as his junior brother calls him senior bro
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Zhan Shen: the Most Ruined Ruins, but What Can I Add?
(The ratings have just come out) [Slay the God] + [Make Up for Regrets] + [Add Point System] + (Do not stress combat power) Gu Shoucheng traveled through the God-Slaying World for seventeen years. He originally thought that he only had the life of one NPC, so he honestly made the background board, but he did not expect that he would awaken the Forbidden Ruins, and when he awakened the Forbidden Ruins, there would be a night watchman Zhao Kongcheng beside him? God is really helping me! But... Whe
746Reads6.7Score106Shelves
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My Deskmate That Year
Imaginary world A person will meet many classmates in his life. Some classmates will be forgotten over time, while others will leave a strong mark in your life. Apart from being at the same table, what is our relationship?
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On the Way to Eternal Life, I Am a Happy Person
Regardless of whether you are a human or an immortal, your life span is limited and you will eventually die. Eternal life is not impossible. If you don't fight with heaven, how can you know that it is impossible for people to live forever? Just because no one has eternal life in the past does not mean that no one will live forever in the future. Is it right that this has always been the case? (The ultimate hybrid, containing elements such as the Lord's Space, the Way of Heaven, and the Holy Grai
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