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In Reality, All My Weapons Depend on Making Money Through Games
When I woke up from the car accident, I had a "game cheat" in my mind. They said I was useless and relied on brain machines to survive. Until I clicked on "Operation Delta", a pistol in the game suddenly appeared in my hand. Later, black market arms dealers begged me to supply them. The illegal equipment tracked down by the FBI were all inventory I "extracted" from the game. When a global crisis breaks out, agents from various countries are still fighting for a satellite image. I slowly logged i
915Reads—Score101Shelves
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Unemployed After Graduation? I Start Endless Trials
No time travel + no system + group portrait + more abnormal bodies + Cthulhu + multiverse + back room (The author practiced writing in the first 100 chapters. The plot can be read starting from the core suppression of the control department.) "Can sins committed in the name of justice be forgiven?" "I don't think so" One disaster will lead to another, and eventually everything will be thrown into chaos. And under the chaos, the truth hidden under layers of haze will be further unearthed. And in
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The Soul Penetrates Slay the Spire, and the Blind Female Viewer Becomes a God at the Beginning
[Game alien world + imagination + invincible flow + return of the strong + group portraits] In his previous life, he was a full-achievement player in Slay the Spire. After his sudden death, he traveled through time and became a spectator - blind, purple-haired, and tasked with the mission of "evaluator". Tower Two restarts and the famine spreads. While others climb the tower for strength, revenge, and antidote, she climbs the tower for only one thing: to prove that her last "intervention" was no
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Strange Survival, I Use My New Life to Turn the Wheel of Fate
[Cthulhu + survival game + costly growth] When reason becomes currency, madness is power. Abandoned schools, skinless monsters, and myself moving in the mirror. The system told him that this was an "abyss game." The only way to survive is to clear the dungeon, and the reward for clearing the level is: continue to live. In despair, a bronze roulette wheel appeared in his right hand. It's called Wheel of Fortune. It can reverse probabilities, trace back cause and effect, and even rewrite life and
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