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I Burned My Will on the Day My Father Was Critically Ill.
When his father was critically ill, Lin Zhiyuan personally burned the will that had been hidden for twenty years - not to fight for the property, but to save Jiang Shutang. She was his first love that he was forced to give up, and now she is the last straw that breaks his father's back. In the inheritance distribution book, it was written next to her name that she "should not inherit a penny." Lin Zhiyuan knew that her father hated her to the core, but he did not know that she had sold her kidne
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The Night I Was Taken to the Execution Ground, I Slaughtered Three Armies with My Backhand
On the night when he was taken to the execution ground, Xie Zhao's bloody evil awakened, and one man slaughtered the entire camp of the three armies, staining the streets with blood. Shen Wujiu, the minister of the Ministry of Punishment, holds the military talisman and secretly plans to overthrow the court with his hands; Beidi proton He Lanjin is repeatedly released during the pursuit, and the mystery of the jade seal is gradually revealed; the crazy beggar Zhao Tiegu uses a broken arm as a ke
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After Abandoning the Captain, He Destroyed the National League
Li Zhao, the abandoned former captain, broke into the low-level league alone and defeated seven teams in a row, attracting national attention. The talented newcomer Su Lin appears to be praising him, but in fact, she is setting up a trap at every step to step on him and reach the altar. The mysterious team doctor Lin Yan hides evidence, the goalkeeper Jiang Ye risks everything to save his younger brother, the prosecutor Xie Ling is torn between the truth and blood ties, and the scenes of the str
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Mistaken for a Murderer, I Personally Identified the Real Murderer
Li Xiao was falsely accused of being the real culprit in a series of murders. The evidence was conclusive and he was wanted throughout the city. He fled for seventy-two hours, but found a corpse in an abandoned cold storage that had been deliberately placed as a sacrifice - a code that only Jiang Jin could understand was engraved on the inside of the corpse's wrist. That old friend who had been imprisoned for him but now disappeared was actually deeply entangled in the murder. Li Xiao refused to
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