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Books by My Wife, the Rose Sword Saint, Is the Cutest
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The Four District Brothers' Parallel-World Adventure 四区兄弟平行世界粥粥奇妙冒险
(Just writing whatever? Arknights? Porridge Technique Reincarnation? What’s the point?) The aging, frail Doctor Faust once said to the devil Mephisto, “When I say to a moment, ‘You are so beautiful, please linger,’ then you may bind me in chains, and I will gladly descend into ruin.” Now, facing the impending shutdown of the Garrison Protocol, “Mingxi,” unwilling to let it go, shouted, “You are so beautiful, please linger!” Then the hands of the clock sank, and the deed was done. The devil did n
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National Fate: Bloodwolf Pojun System from the Start 国运：开局获得血狼破军系统
You're a Blood Wolf loyalist. Your favorite streamer is Blood Wolf Pojun. Every time you hear his voice or see his goofy rabbit head, you can't help bursting into laughter, as if you'd suddenly lost your mind. Whenever someone asks if you consider yourself a Blood Wolf loyalist, you always say, "I think I am." Then one day, you add, "If I'm not, may the heavens strike me with five bolts of lightning," and the heavens promptly send you on your way. When you wake up, you discover that you're not d
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Tales of the Strange: From the Start, I Become Red Knife Bro 怪谈之路之开局变成红刀哥
In the third year after strange tales descended upon the world, Chen Yu, a second-year high school student from Nan Yue Province on Blue Star who had given up trying, became one of Longguo's chosen players while copying answers from his physics workbook. Chen Yu wailed, “No! Why me? Aaaaaah! God, screw you!” Before the game begins, each chosen player can randomly draw an identity card and gain the ability to transform in order to take part in an instance. The winners and their countries stand to
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The Abstract History of the Nuclear Hawks 抽象史：招核往事
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times; it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness; it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity; it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness; it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair; we had everything before us, we had nothing before us; we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way." - A Tale of Two Cities
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