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Transforming into the Strongest Streamer 变身最强主播
After being reborn and transformed, Chen Hanhan felt lost for a time. It wasn't until the moment she touched the mouse that she seemed to find her soul again. The pounding of her heart told her: it was time to show off her real skills! With this prodigious body, she set out on a path no one among the countless people reborn before her had ever taken: becoming a female LOL streamer. This is mainly a fun, lighthearted story about the kind of entertaining LOL esports scene I imagine. The next volum
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The Mad Lich's Experiment Log 疯巫妖的实验日志
This is the story of a deranged lich with a game System who wreaks havoc across the world. “Let’s check today’s dailies... Another stupid either-or. Destroy any town with a population over thirty thousand, and get 10,000 Evil Points. Steal three kids’ lollipops, and get one point. If I do neither, I lose two points.” “Pah! Do you think I’m an idiot? If I really destroy a town, some epic-level paladin order will inevitably spawn to hunt me down. I’d be in for more trouble than it’s worth. I’d bet
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