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Books by Quiet Song
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Stopped at the Airport, I Bear Eight Years of Battle Scars 机场被拦，征战八年我满身弹痕
The Dragon Nation’s God of War has laid down his arms and returned to civilian life. But when he gets home, he discovers his family has been humiliated and his father murdered. Chen Tiandao strikes back in a fury, wiping out his enemies and their entire household, only to uncover an even greater conspiracy. The nation’s guardian, the Dragon Marshal, gives a single command, and ten mighty generals swear to follow him to the death as they cut down every last enemy!
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My Myriad Worlds System Was Livestreamed by an Influencer 我的万界系统被网红直播了
Su Yan hit a wall trying to find a job after graduation, then gained a super farming System that could connect to countless worlds. Using seeds provided by the System, he grew strawberries bigger than watermelons and cherries the size of fists... Anything produced by the System is guaranteed to be top quality. When ordinary people eat these super fruits, they can extend their lives and cure every illness. When cultivators from countless worlds eat them, they can defy fate and advance by an entir
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A New Life Begins Again 再次开启的新人生
A fortune-teller once told Leng Yun that she would face a calamity at thirty, but that she could defy fate and change her destiny by surviving it. At the time, she laughed it off as nonsense, flipping through her empty wallet and teasing him not to try to scam her. Who knew that his words would come true? She really had returned to the age of sixteen. At first, she was baffled. Was she actually supposed to use this chance to rewrite her destiny and climb to the top of life? But now that she ha
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Evolving into the Ultimate Being in the Apocalypse 在末世中进化成为终极
"We should have wiped out that damn island nation from the start!" Years after an island nation began dumping nuclear wastewater, the gates to biological genetic mutation were thrown open. From the moment humanity opened Pandora's box, no one could escape this feast. It is the collapse of the human world, a carnival of biological evolution, a transformation of the rules of survival, and, above all, a cruel test of human nature. Wang Fusheng says, "I wish I didn't know what was about to happen or
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