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[Comprehensive Comic] the Second Grade Patient's Story of Good Life Humans humans humans humans favorites! But there is an exception - Shizuo Heiwajima. Why are there such humans? Orihara Izaya is my favorite. I like it. I like it. Human beings are constantly changing and evolving. I like it best. ——Except you. This is a story about the mutant Orihara Izaya who peeks at his favorite human in various places. Secondary School: The abbreviation of Secondary School Disease. Because most of the onset occurs in the second year of junior high school, it is also call 34Favorites1.2kClicks/ch—Nutrition
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Ate/stay Night-Ilya] Ilya, I will come to pick you up when everything is over." After Kiritsugu said these words, he never came back, and then we got the news that he had betrayed our clan. Ah, that's right. He came here for the Holy Grail, so how could he keep his promise to an artificial man. —Favorites360Clicks/ch—Nutrition
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Mosquito Fu After thinking about it for a long time, I finally decided to post this little thing from many years ago. Although the style of the article is Tang Monk-style whining and self-pleasure, the memories are beautiful~~~ I hope we will not give up on our dreams... Intention: —Favorites326Clicks/ch—Nutrition
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Panda Legend On November 14, 2005 AD, the Panda Legend officially begins (Firecrackers!~~~) It was a turbulent time in Panda Legend. The turmoil mentioned here does not mean that heroes are fighting for hegemony, princes are separatist, and the people are in dire straits. Rather, it refers to the appearance of a special restless factor—the panda! Pandas were not rare animals at that time, but that panda was really rare. Not only is it rare, but it is the only one in history. Conception: —Favorites385Clicks/ch—Nutrition
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No Proposition Yet No topic yet (because it is very late, I will update a little bit to show my hard work) The mountain is still tens of feet high. The strong wind was blowing against his face with ice and snow, making that little figure look even more frail. He looked like a child of eleven or twelve years old. Although his plain clothes were still neat, he was still wearing summer clothes. In such ice and snow, he would undoubtedly freeze to death! However, although the child's skin was bruised by the cold, he —Favorites147Clicks/ch—Nutrition