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Chengnan No.1 Vocational High School
In an ordinary city, crime and evil forces are hidden everywhere. You could have entered a good high school and university by your own efforts and lived a stable life. Why was you forced to be the leader of campus bullies? In the daily fatigue, you found your own salvation in killing. If you want to be stable, you must kill all obstacles, or lower your head and pretend not to see everything?
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Run! Melos
This book is a collection of short stories written by Morimi Nobumihiko in tribute to the classics. The all-powerful library police chief robbed the activity room of the Sophist Club, and the Sophist Club was in danger of disbanding. Meiye, a member who claims to be the "spokesperson of the Sophist Club", went to the library police chief to argue. The chief said that if he wanted to keep the activity room, he must prove "true friendship" to him. For this reason, Meiye left his only close friend
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The Spring Night Is Too Short, Girl, Move Forward!
Content introduction: I always think about it and do everything possible to delay the step of confession that should have been taken long ago. So this is not my story, it is her story. This is her majestic travelogue through the magical night of Kyoto. It is also a bitter record of my failure to ascend to the leading role and have to be a pebble on the roadside. Readers, please carefully consider her cuteness and my stupidity, and feel the joy of life like the taste of almond tofu. Please also s
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Bright Red Quartet
Oil tycoon Sir Raymond died of illness, leaving behind Britain's largest inheritance and a strange will. In his will, Sir asked his friends during his lifetime to write a mystery novel in the manor, and the winning author will exclusively enjoy Sir's inheritance. But strange things happened. The inheritance candidates were killed one after another. The scenes of death were exactly the same as the novels they created. Even the death of Jazz was suspicious. Who was the killer? Is this related to t
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