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- 1 Special Incident Task Force 特殊事件专案组 “I’m just a scientist,” Monkey said earnestly. “At most, I’m a scientist who knows martial arts.” 0Votes458.5kRecs120.8kFans
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The Grave Robbers' Chronicles 盗墓笔记
The original novel of the hit television series Sand Sea. Fifty years ago, a silk manuscript from the Warring States period was unearthed by grave robbers in Changsha. It recorded the location of a strange ancient tomb from that era. Fifty years later, the grandson of one of those grave robbers discovered the secret in his grandfather's notes and gathered a group of experienced tomb raiders to search for its treasures. No one could have imagined that this ancient tomb would contain so many eerie
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The Wu Clan’s Occult Physician 吴门诡医
The 108 golden needles of the Wu Sect can decide life and death, and drive out demons and monsters. I fear neither the Black and White Impermanence nor demons and ghosts. I can hold the line alone against them all. The Underworld is still the same Underworld, but the King of Hell is about to be replaced! Reader groups: 101702322 (Group 1), 580806204 (Group 2) Previous works by the author: Maoshan Yin Coffin, The Spirit Sacrificer The new novel, The Apocalypse’s G
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