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Vortex: Puzzle of Power
There is no justice in political struggle, only success or failure. Power is the only corrosive agent to which no one is immune. The ultimate winner is simply the cunning, ruthless, luckier player, whose background is no different from that of the other losers. There is no real justice and innocence in the power struggle, only the eternal game of interests and the sinking of human nature. The ultimate winner is simply the player who is more proficient in the rules, more ruthless, and has better
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Emperor of Nuclear Abyss
On the eve of the nuclear explosion of World War III, top military officer Lin Zhan sealed his consciousness into the "Eternal Heart" chip, looking forward to rebirth in the future. Three thousand years later, he woke up from the chaos, only to find that his consciousness had escaped from the chip and was parasitic on a border boy named Yin Zangfeng. This is a strange and ancient world, similar to a feudal dynasty, where martial arts is prevalent. The original owner's meridians were blocked, he
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Nine Nether Devouring Star Technique
Lin Shouxin practiced hard in the Qingmu Sect. Although his qualifications were mediocre, his Taoist heart was pure. His master, Taoist Kumu, took "special care" of him, which aroused the jealousy of his senior brother Chu Tianxiao. Lin Shouxin accidentally rescued the hunted "Blood Demon" Ding Lu. For the first time, he heard the terrifying legend of "Master and Disciple Devouring Disciple", but he didn't believe it in his heart. During the sect competition, Lin Shouxin was framed by Chu Tianxi
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Floating City Iron Curtain
By describing an official earthquake caused by an old city renovation project in Jingzhou City, Linjiang Province, it shows the complex choices of party members and cadres between ideals and desires, affection and interests, loyalty and betrayal in the context of the new era, and ultimately reveals the core proposition that "people's hearts are the greatest politics."
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