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[Slayer of Gods] Prison of Fallen Angels Lu west is the leading editorial director of the Jianwen Group in City A. Although he is handsome, cold and dignified, he has a cold face and a dark heart. He is also a scoundrel and is nicknamed Satan and a tyrant by his subordinates. While conducting market research, a "well-meaning" subordinate recommended to him a new book called "I Learned to Kill Gods in a Mental Hospital" that received good feedback. Lu west took some free time to read it through quickly. Except for some flaws, the overal 221Favorites—Clicks/ch307Nutrition
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[Yuan/qingwang] Jealousy Burns the Heart The world view is very different from the original work. Just treat it as a fan world. The story of Li Huowang and Zhuge Yuan's Qingwanglai is a bit bloody and superior. Write an outline now and elaborate later. As for why I only wrote the summary, it's because the author is a hard-working senior in high school. Studying is too hard. I need the sweet love of CP to save me from the sea of misery. I don't have time to write too much. I will rewrite it after the college entrance examination r 30Favorites1.4kClicks/ch19Nutrition
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[Mysterious Resurrection Fan] Ghost Mother Original protagonist, CP Wang Xiaoming. Xie Linzhi and Wang Xiaoming met in high school, fell in love in college, met their parents when they were in graduate school, got married, and agreed to spend the rest of their lives together. The only problem is that both of them are of the same sex, and currently the law of the flower-growing country does not recognize this kind of relationship. Xie Linzhi really wanted to know what academic research his partner was doing, but he was actually being p 29Favorites—Clicks/ch2Nutrition
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[Tweet] Omnivore Recommend my favorite novels to spread light and enthusiasm for Chinese literature. [Demining] 1. Omnivorous, with all kinds of literature 2. There are unfinished novels in the tweets Purpose: To spread light and heat to the cause of Chinese literature 5Favorites522Clicks/ch—Nutrition