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How to Develop a Little Angel Pet for the Blood Royal Princess
As a vampire princess and a veteran stay-at-home mom, Veranika's biggest worries are two things: First, her mother always wants to take her back to work in the palace, and second, there are never enough experimental materials. Until that day, a "little coal ball" with snow-white wings, a slave number branded on its neck, and covered in wall dust fell out of the fireplace in her home. Based on the three-in-one cost-effective principle of "experimental subject + blood bag + maid", Veranika kept
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By Chance, Everyone Gets What They Need
The author's level is limited, I hope you can enjoy OWO. The story is very simple, but because the author believes that one person's experience is too limited, the narrative is in chronological order, and the protagonist is idle most of the time (I don't like to lightly spray) The author's daily writing is not good. Battles usually involve large groups of soldiers, and the author does not know how to write about cold weapons and magic. QwQ The jokes are mainly Tongliao-style slang. If you don't
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The Only Normal Person in the World of Immortality
The only normal person in the world of immortality
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This Life Belongs to Sequel
Highly reliable workplace, extremely loyal and pure love. Co-parenting in the workplace breaks the situation, life has children, the plot is tight and tearful, and the scenes are full of emotions. There is no bloodshed, no betrayal, and no misunderstanding in the whole process. All love and ambiguity are rejected, and loyalty is engraved into the bones. It not only contains the realistic game of the workplace, but also has the deep love that transcends the world!
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Belong to This Life
High reliability in the workplace and ultimate loyalty in young love. The 47-year-old is a strong lady in the National Development and Reform Commission, and the 25-year-old is a tall, handsome and inspirational man. Co-parenting in the workplace is broken, and children are born in life; the plot is tight and tearful, and the picture feels full. There is no bloodshed, betrayal, or misunderstanding throughout the whole process; the male protagonist is so good-looking that he only dotes on the fem
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