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Game of the Top
The Fenix team suffered a 0-13 defeat and was on the verge of disbandment. Captain Lin Feng was desperate and met a mysterious passerby, Lu Jue, in an Internet cafe. With only novice equipment, he can perform god-level operations, and his tactical prediction and overall control are just like the legendary player Shadow who fell three years ago. Lin Feng spent all his savings on the team and begged to join. Lu Jue officially joined the team on the condition of absolute command. When he first jo
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Star Chess Player
Su Mo, an e-sports genius who once had the "God's Grip", fell from the altar due to a serious injury to his right hand and became an Internet cafe booster. The second-tier league team "Ashes", which was on the verge of disbandment, invited him to be its coach, but he was openly despised by the team's talented attacker Lu Feng. With tactical command that was accurate to the millisecond, Su Mo led Ashes to a comeback with a suicidal plan, making Lu Feng completely surrender and making this bottom
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The End of the World: I Can Evolve All Things
The red mist descends, the world becomes distorted, mutated monsters run rampant, and human civilization falls into ruins. Gu Chen, a precision instrument engineer, was trapped in a hardware warehouse and awakened the evolutionary power of all things in the thin line between life and death - any item can be upgraded and strengthened, and evolution points can be obtained by killing mutant creatures and superpowers, unlocking a new evolutionary path. From a low-quality wrench to a sharp warhammer,
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Silicon-Based Cold Start: Hu Jingxuan and the Disordered Volume of Poetry
The "silicon-based heart" deep in the wasteland dragged Hu Jingxuan and Chen Shixi into the same forbidden area, but the system bonus came at the cost of "number of restarts". Each restart makes the rules colder and the clues more incomplete. The real enemy is not the monster, but someone controlling their destiny.
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