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Shenhao: You Are Not Serious
Not cultivating immortality+Not practicing ancient martial arts+Funny What's wrong with me? Is it because Diaosi is eating your rice? Can't Diaosi write a novel? Silk... Is a humble room, but I am virtuous. The introduction is short and weak, so let's see you in the text~ The accelerator is stepped on, get on the car ~
18Reads6.2Score—Shelves
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I Am so Strong, Is It Okay to Seek Death?
[Mainly focused on first-hand happiness + invincibility + a little bit of passion + a little bit of excitement] Fang Yu is an ordinary student. He used his personal experience to tell us that time travelers do not take off at will like the protagonist in Shuangwen. Until a game called [Origin] came out. "What? He was invincible just after leaving the Novice Village?" "What? He does maintenance for the game?" "What? He can still 'escape'?" "What? Anyone whose name is related to Jiuyou will die?"
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Marriage First, Love Later: Li Always Has a Love Brain
The fake dandy and the real good-for-nothing young lady x the cold-faced and ruthless real shady CEO Ye Wei'an is the number one dandy in Xijiang City. She is proficient in eating, drinking and having fun. She is very good at going crazy and extorting money from others. She is known as the number one mad dog in Xijiang City. Li Jingchen is the most ruthless person in Dongjiang City. He has monstrous wealth and power. He is best at pretending to be a pig and eating tigers, killing people invisibl
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After Being Divorced for Three Years, My Ex-Husband Was Reborn
After being divorced for three years, her ex-husband was reborn and found that she no longer needed him. In her previous life, Su Jinxiu was the humblest abandoned wife of the Shen family. After being divorced, he died of poverty and illness. Before his death, he only said "I knew it would be so". In this life, she packed her bags and returned to her parents' home on the day she was divorced. Three years later, she was the owner of the largest silk and satin shop in the capital, and was known as
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