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Hong Kong Comprehensive: People in Hong Kong, Awakening Huang Feihong Template
Traveling through the world of Hong Kong, Ye Tianyao was dormant for three years and then bound to the system, integrating all the abilities of Huang Feihong at the beginning. After his old enemy was killed, he returned to Hong Kong to compete for the position of hall leader. Faced with internal strife and powerful enemies in Hongxing, he must use his invincible skills and forward-thinking vision to crush everything.
12Reads—Score—Shelves
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Courtyard: I Am a Druid, Please Don't Mess with Me
Li Ang transformed into an orphan in the courtyard, and after sacrificing his life to save others, he awakened the power of the natural druid. He unexpectedly gets a small independent world where he can cultivate rare crops. The beasts in the hospital plotted against his inheritance, but he used natural magic to correct it. When everyone in the courtyard coveted his granary, Li Ang smiled: You have offended the wrong person.
9Reads—Score—Shelves
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Martial Arts: Qiao Feng at the Beginning, the Leader of the Beggar Clan Makes a Sure Profit
Liu Yang traveled to the world of comprehensive martial arts and became a member of the martial arts court. He only had one year left to attack the inner energy realm, otherwise he would be sent down the mountain. Awakening the "hang-up mini-game" system can be set as a hang-up target and practice automatically. He set up the "Wudang Hunyuan Zhuang Gong" day and night. With this magical skill of hanging up, Liu Yang will quietly rise in Wudang and even the entire world.
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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Da Qin: Starting System, Target Sharp Warriors
Zhao Qi travels through the Warring States Period. His mother's death triggers the system, and he practices martial arts and swordsmanship. Starting as a recruit from Yongcheng, relying on modern thinking and ancient war wisdom, he vowed to become the strongest warrior of the Qin army. . .
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