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Crazy Mind Reader
Lin Mo is a "madman" who alternates between sobriety and chaos, but he has a golden finger that can understand people's hearts. Imprisoned in a mental sanatorium, his mind-reading skills accidentally broke through the dean's shocking conspiracy. His status as a "madman" makes him untrustworthy, and drugs continue to shorten his waking time. In a desperate situation, he teamed up with the doubtful intern doctor. In the struggle between the noise in his heart and the separation of consciousness, h
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Chen Yu's Ruined Memories
In the global finals of "Star Ocean Era", Lin Chenyu, the ace player of the Chinese team Long Yuan, discovered that his talent for predicting the opponent's operations actually originated from a memory of a game from the future that was destined to fail.
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Legend of the Enemy
In the prosperous age of the virtual Tang Dynasty, an archaeologist from the Interstellar Federation was forced to become a disciple of his enemy, only to discover that his master was the only inheritor of the lost ancient sayings of his own civilization.
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Bai Yueguang's Villain Design
I dressed up as the perfect Bai Yueguang in the hero's memory, but died young. The system tells me that as long as I maintain this beauty, I can lie down peacefully. But I don't. I "resurrected", drank heavily, told jokes loudly, and stole the male protagonist's business in front of the male protagonist and his current girlfriend. The male protagonist's eyes looked at me from shock and disillusionment to gradually full of interest: "You seem to be completely different from 'her'."
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Taboo Unlocking the Remaining Scrolls
In the post-apocalyptic wasteland of the world of immortality, a low-level young man who made a living by picking up fragments of ancient jade slips discovered that the fragments of his skills that he pieced together actually pointed to a taboo truth that had been completely erased by the algorithm.
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