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The Down-And-Out Heir to the Blackthorn Territory
Linn traveled through time and became a down-and-out heir to the Blackthorn Territory. The territory was barren and riddled with debts. His only "legacy" was the former lord - the "magic machine" that his ridiculed father was obsessed with researching. Everyone said it was a waste of gold coins. Until Linn polished the faint light in the eyes of the rusty metal puppet in the cellar filled with scrap metal. The rusty gears, the weird drawings, the half-finished mechanical core deep in the cellar.
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Earth Starts, Cancer Cell Elimination Program
On the day when the earth was diagnosed as a "living planet" and human civilization was diagnosed as proliferating cancer cells, the end of the world came in a way never imagined. It wasn't meteorites or nuclear war, but the Earth's own immune system that started the global cleanup process. Lin Mo, an ordinary urban office worker, unexpectedly discovered on the tenth day after the purge program was launched that he could hear the conversations of "immune cells" and even give them simple instruct
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He Was Expelled from the Legion as a Deserter, but He Killed the General
Li Xiao was falsely accused of being a deserter and expelled from the army, but he beheaded an enemy general in the enemy camp and was regarded as a hero. He hid in the enemy's camp and worked every step of the way, just to clear his name; while the young commander Xie Jin who had personally expelled him in the past was secretly tracking down the traitors in the army, and the two clashed again in blood and fire. Mu Yuan's poison, Duan Qianshan's secret letter, and Yun Niang's tea cakes all becam
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Her Name Is Xia Zhi
Xia Zhi, an ordinary copywriter who has been struggling in an urban advertising company for five years. Her life is like a programmed program: she is woken up by the alarm clock at seven in the morning, takes an hour to get to the office on the subway, goes to the computer to revise advertising slogans that she does not believe in, and drags her exhausted body back to the rented single room at nine in the evening. The change happened late at night when she was working overtime. She found a comme
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