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Immortals Came to My Door to Test Spirits, and the Gourd on My Waist Lit Up!
Li Qingshan, the famous "old waste" in Taohua Village. Basking in the warm sunshine, playing with Erya, and rubbing the yellow-skinned gourds are all fun. At the 100th birthday banquet, the immortal tests the spiritual roots. The whole village was in a state of excitement, but Erya was the only one who was tested positive for low-grade sex and was looked down upon. Lao Li's heart ached - Buzz! The ugly gourd on the waist goes berserk! Swallowing the spiritual stone, the golden light exploded! Bo
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Nine Nether Divine Eyes Record
[Heaven-defying Eye·Awakening] "Lin Xi, open your eyes——" With this pupil opened, destiny can be broken! Seeing the stars hanging upside down, cutting off the shackles of fate; One glance burns away the cocoon of fate, The sky in all directions is up to me!
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Cyber Empress: Aura WIFI Connects to the Heavens
In the cyber wasteland, everyone is addicted to cheap neurotic pleasures, and their souls are almost rotten! But 996 programmer Su Li, who suddenly died and traveled through time, discovered a shocking secret: She can receive the "Aura WIFI" signal from the world of cultivation! "Aura? This thing can be compiled using code!" So, the wasteland shop put up a sign - [Lingjing Internet Cafe]! "What? For only 9 yuan, you can experience the legendary air induction into the body?" "Holy shit! For 99 yu
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I Lie to Save the World
The sky splits and the game descends. The losers turn into characters and disappear. And I, with an unconscious whisper, actually broke the rules. The system marked me in red: [Level 1 anomaly, paradox body], hunted around the world. The remaining regime regards me as the "virus of destruction", but the dying players regard me as the "only loophole". I fled under the live broadcast and cheated in desperate situations. Until I met her, the girl who could hear the cry of all things, held my hand a
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