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- 1 Rebirth of the Super Battleship 重生之超级战舰 Realizing that Earth was about to be destroyed, Xiao Yu merged his consciousness with the central computer of a spacecraft and escaped before it was too late. After merging with the computer, Xiao Yu gained immense computing power. Alone, he could command a vast fleet in interstellar warfare, control billions of robots to develop a planet, travel the universe by himself, and drive the development of an entire technological civilization. In this boundless universe, among endless seas of stars, Xi 17Votes324.5kRecs502.1kFans
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The Dao of the Honghuang World 洪荒世界道
A medical student is reborn in Chaos and discovers: The Primordial World is actually much “smaller” than the universe in his previous life! And Chaos contains countless Primordial Worlds! Pangu never intended to create the world! The deaths of the three thousand Chaos Gods and Demons had another cause! The Tribulations are nothing but a grand drama written and directed by the Heavenly Dao, performed by a handful of protagonists and countless bit players! And the three thousand Great Daos are act
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