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Sect Development Log 门派养成日志
Become a Sect Master After Being Reborn, and Build the Strongest Sect in the Cultivation World! While playing the management strategy game Sect Master of the Cultivation World, Qin Chuan met with an accident and was reborn as the leader of a small cultivation sect. Inside the sect: dilapidated buildings, flawed cultivation techniques, no money or food, and only a handful of elderly, weak, women, and children among its members. Outside the sect: powerful enemies watching like hawks, shouting thre
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We Are the Champions 我们是冠军
This book tells the story of Zhang Jun's football career against the backdrop of China's golden generation of football. Although it is titled We Are the Champions, Zhang Jun remains the main character. He is the protagonist, and the novel follows him from the moment he enters professional football until his retirement. Through his eyes and experiences, it sketches for readers the course of Chinese football's development. There is joy, sorrow, hope, and disappointment. Chinese football moves forw
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Legend of the Mage 法师传奇
No transmigration, no rebirth, no traditional online-game conquest, and no invincible gaming expert. There aren't countless foolish beauties, and there's no money to make as a professional gamer. This story is simply based on my own experiences playing Legend years ago, a fond look back at an ordinary person's time in the game. It's a tribute to the feverish PK battles of those days, the thrill of finding gear, and the friendships forged through Legend! Once, a wildly popular online game kept co
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The Legacy of Zichuan 紫川
Two hundred years ago, on the Lanhe battlefield, the Light Empire’s last legion collapsed amid the demons’ roar, and the empire’s final emperor fell in battle. With no common ruler left on the chaotic Xichuan Continent, warlords rose up and fought for supremacy. Martial strength was the only means of survival, and ruling the world was the dream of generations of powerful warriors. In the southeast of the continent stood a powerful force that had endured for more than two hundred years: the Zichu
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The Legend of the Little Soldier 小兵传奇
He had been ambitious from a young age, dreaming of becoming a marshal who commanded all the armies under heaven. He believed that to become a marshal, he first had to become a general, and to become a general, he had to start as an ordinary soldier. Please support my new book, My Erha and I Share a System
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