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Hong Kong Comprehensive: Sign in with Xiangjiang and Train Yourself to Be a Ruthless Person
He Yiming travels through Xiangjiang in the 1980s. When he is about to die, he activates the all-round sign-in system and unlocks top cooking skills and Bajiquan! After being rescued by the Wu Shihao brothers, he became popular on the Internet with his secret beef offal stall and established a firm foothold. Along the way, he swept through street gangsters and gangsters in the Changle Club, and met various bigwigs such as Lei Luo and Zhang Tianzhi. Join hands with brothers to start a business an
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Anti-Japanese War: People's Hearts Are the Shield, and Blood Protects the Common People
The spirit of a modern young man travels back to the troubled times of 1938 and becomes Yang Zheng, commander of the Eighth Company of the new Eighth Route Army regiment! At the beginning, there were few soldiers, tattered equipment, and lack of ammunition. They were in a dangerous guerrilla zone swept by the Japanese invaders. Thanks to the building empowerment system, you can build military camps to recruit troops, and open a blacksmith shop to make weapons. He inherited Li Yunlong's fierce fi
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Rebirth in 77 Years: a Beatdown of the Original Life
A modern collector travels back in time to 1977 and becomes Han Chunming, the protagonist of the same name in "Under the Zhengyang Gate". As an unemployed young man who returned to the city, he was penniless and his family was poor. However, he relied on his forward-looking vision and experience in business and collecting to earn his first pot of gold by selling bicycles. Seeing his success, Cheng Jianjun, the villain in the courtyard, became jealous and tried to use a rare stamp trick to borrow
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Wu Zong: Go to Beiliang World Banquet at the Beginning
Yang Guo held Xiaolong's hand and followed the crowd towards Beiliang Prince's Mansion. The three words "Liangzhou City" made of black iron at the city gate are murderous, and the red lanterns on the street can be seen as far as the eye can see. Xu Xiao, King of Northern Liang, led eight hundred veterans to cross the northern border and massacre sixteen barbarian tribes in the southwest. Now every year on the second day of the second lunar month, a world banquet is held, and masters from all wal
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