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I Just Want to Lose Money
An absurd and refreshing novel about "the ecstasy of workers". It's an absurd comedy about an unlucky boss who just wants to lose money, and a group of marginalized people abandoned by society, who inexplicably makes a lot of hits, and the harder he works and loses money, the more he becomes the richest man.
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Killing Gods Begins with Mortals
A commoner boy holds a blood-stained hunting knife, stepping on a broken statue of a god under his feet. Behind him is a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood. His eyes are cold: "If a god bullies me, I will kill him!" Revenge? I can't wait until tomorrow! "Promise me by fighting, and kill those who refuse to submit!"
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Seven Days Punishment Hall
This is a story that begins with conspiracy and ends with decision. The underworld is not a black and white trial place, but a human experimental ground for the eternal game between order and chaos. The five protagonists from different time and space will gradually discover that they are not only testers, but also carefully selected "observation samples" and "ultimate antidote".
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China's Awakening of Immortal Cultivators: Historical Reckoning
This is the return of the Immortal Lord, and it is also the awakening of the nation. When the five-star red flag and the cultivation sword array shine together in the East China Sea, the world will understand that some history cannot be tampered with; some bottom lines cannot be touched; some guardians must be punished no matter how far away they are.
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Douluo: I Am Making Nuclear Bombs in Douluo
Hunter No. 1, Six ordinary bullets, six specially processed soul metal armor-piercing bullets - he used the metal in the martial soul space to grind it into a pointed cone shape and embedded it in the bullet. Two Molotov cocktails, a pack of gunpowder fuses, a dagger, and enough dry food and water.
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