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Strange Folk Customs Start with the Water Bearer
I became the humblest water bearer in this strange city. Here, you cannot draw water from the well in the middle of the night, you cannot touch the bucket under the locust tree, and no one can knock on the door without a lantern. I was so scared that I was responsible for the livelihood of thousands of families and the unspeakable rules of the city, thinking that I could survive by just taking it easy. Until, I saw the shadow over the city, but others turned a blind eye.
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Secular God: Beginning in the Mental Hospital
The world is not a rock, but a deep sea. The vast majority of living beings rely on the feet called "reason" and are lucky enough to cling to the rocks of cognition, knowing nothing about the boundless darkness beneath their feet. But real existence is an endless flight. From the moment your consciousness awakens, you become that footless bird - unable to stop and unable to land. You can only fly, flying forever toward the thick, all-devouring darkness at the end of your field of vision. And in
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Defeat the World and Start as a Folklorist
As a folklorist in the government's Foreign Affairs Department, everyone around him was telling Chen Yan that this was a promising career. Not only did he get a high salary, but he could also travel at public expense. Chen Yan nodded, "Yes, yes, you are all right." Then he looked at the twisted, squirming, and fanged words on the note, and the corners of his mouth twitched.
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The Mysterious World Begins with the Warlock
My name is Jiang Ning. I was a magic master in my previous life and a charlatan in this life. Relying on my ability to mix modern magic with ancient color tricks, I have prospered in this ancient world. My fingertips teased the virtual and the real, the paper figures danced and hung in the air, the people respected me as "little fairy", and my life was happy. I originally thought that this was just an ordinary ancient world that relied on "craftsmanship" and "quick eyes and hands" to travel side
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Wei Xian: Starting from Alchemy
In the Zhaohua Dynasty, where alchemy was at its peak in the pre-Qin period, Si Tianjian discovered that there were unexplainable deviations in the movement of the stars. After observing the sky at night, the old alchemist dug out his own eyes and sealed them in a jade pot: "You can't see, you can't know, you can't tell." The night when the young Tai Shiling took over the jade pot, he found that the shadows of the people in the city began to grow against the moonlight. And inside the ancient sac
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Investigator of Wulinke Department
Martial arts, adventures, legends, these are hidden in the turmoil of the world and are talked about by everyone, but who knows? The martial arts world has never been as peaceful as it appears on the surface. The world is extremely turbulent and difficult to navigate.
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Into the Abyss of Night
The moment the sun set, the world fell into a strange carnival. The indescribable things squirming in the darkness opened their blood-red eyes, and the people waving rhinoceros on the parade, and the brightness of the fire illuminated the abyss emerging in the world at night.
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Tracking Zero
In the history of medicine, the concept of patient zero refers to the initial infected person in a new disease outbreak. However, when faced with a virus that is constantly adapting to evolve and has a disordered incubation period, how can we trace the source, find the first infected person, and understand the original virus prototype?
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Doctor of Strange Diseases
Traditional Chinese medicine and folk culture, national style and style, Cthulhu's original style Chen Yang, who was originally a doctor who ran a small medical clinic, was involved in a terrifying incident because of a strange disease in his patients. As he gradually investigated the origin of the disease, the terrifying truth hidden in the darkness of the universe gradually emerged before his eyes. . . . . .
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