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The End of Genius and Madness
Also known as "Genius ends in madness" The first innovative theme book in China! ! ! [Original suspense reasoning] + [Hard science fiction core] Combined with hard science fiction on a spiritual level, this modern and contemporary pure mystery novel has no logical loopholes and is watertight. When you try to explain any phenomenon in the world, you'll find that all questions ultimately come back to philosophy - because they require humans to define the categories. As a professor of psychodynamic
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Father, Your Rose Fell Off
He picked him up from the bridge hole and raised him for ten years. He called him "brother" but never dared to call him by his name. Ten years later, he became the youngest monk of the Sacred Heart Church. He was holy, ascetic, and the perfect "holy son" in the eyes of everyone. And he crawled back from hell with thorns all over his body and became the lead singer of an underground rock band. He was covered in tattoos and was full of swear words. Everyone said he was crazy. He blocked him in the
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Yao Ling's Falling Feather
[The smart, cheerful and kind-hearted fifth princess vs. The tragic, cunning and handsome male protagonist] [Unhappy novel, marriage, sweet pet, supernatural fantasy, ancient romance, a bit of palace fighting but not much, Machiavellian plot] Nanrong Zi Yao, who killed his father and brother, sought power and seized the throne. After establishing Dayao Kingdom, he proposed peace to Tianhong Kingdom, Dongyang Kingdom and other countries. Yun Ling'er, who had no luck in drawing lots, was sent to D
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Poetry Thief
Shen Mo (25 years old), a graduate student at the School of Modern Literature, has had his papers rejected many times and relies on plagiarizing Internet jokes to maintain his public account. Due to an accident in a time-travel experiment, he came to the fifteenth year of Kaiyuan of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (727). I have nothing but a mobile phone with all Tang poems + modern poetry stored offline (only 42% of the battery is left). Under the pseudonym Shen Mozhi, he rose to prominenc
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