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All with Double Heroines! Sweet Love in Every World
A sweet novel full of two heroines! Sweet! Sweet! Sweet! It's just sweet! There is no cruelty, no cruelty, the whole process is sweet love~ All plots are for falling in love ~ The story is an independent small unit. Each world and each small story is a brand new two girls, no slicing! ! ! The characters are different, the plot is different, and the love story is also different! Ancient style, modern, campus, fantasy... All kinds of settings you like are available. Every paragraph is a two-way ru
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That's Not Great. I've Passed the Level Again.
[Two heroines + unlimited horror streaming + sweet text] After five hundred years of fishing in the underworld, Su Jiu's greatest skill was to get off work on time and never work overtime. Until Pluto kicked her into the horror game. "Go and find out why those souls were eaten by this crappy game." Su Jiu, who entered the game: ... Okay, here we come. While other players were screaming for their lives, she was eating melon seeds. While other players were solving puzzles and looking for clues, sh
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Hey, Today Is Another Day When the Boss Is Forced to Lose His Fortune.
Chi Jiu was inexplicably bound to the "Spend Money System" and was told that he had to travel through various small worlds to complete the task of "slap the prodigal in the face and abuse the scum" before he could return to his own world. The system thought it was just bound to an ordinary host, but he didn't know that he had picked up an amnesiac boss who could turn on the invincible mode at any time. System: Hey, host, please don't do anything to your prodigal family! Recite the core socialist
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Card Code: Speed Bump
Lin Shen, a student from the Department of Physics, traveled to the world of cards and tested C-qualification. He was laughed at as a "speed bump" for three years, and finally died in the mud of Shadow Canyon. Then he woke up again. Back on the first day of time travel, I held the F-level fireball in my hand. He thought it was an illusion until he died for the second time and the third time. Each time he died, he would return to the starting point with the memory of the previous time. He finally
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