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Dark King
0Votes877.4kRecs601.2kFans
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Five Elements
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Battle Frenzy
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The Apocalypse: A Terrifying Storm
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Reborn: The Thief Who Roamed the World
45Votes2.3MRecs1.1MFans
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Battle Through the Heavens
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Douluo Dalu
36Votes6MRecs4.9MFans
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The Ultimate Martial World
27Votes1.2MRecs1.5MFans
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I Shall Seal the Heavens
31Votes4.6MRecs2.7MFans
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Shrouding the Heavens
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The Record of the Nine Cauldrons
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The Sacred Ruins
200Votes32MRecs20.3MFans
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Douluo Dalu III: The Legend of the Dragon King
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True Martial World
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