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Descendants of the Fairy Clan
The three-hundred-segment bloodline scale lights up from the outside to the inside - on the day it lights up, the bloodline of the immortal race is cut off. Jiang Chen counted it countless times: two hundred and eighty-seven squares, thirteen years. Foreign enemies are encroaching, and inner ghosts are lurking. He is carrying the last nine clan members alone. When Jiang Chen walked on the path of cause and effect that no one had ever completed, he discovered one thing: the contract that Jiang ha
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Begin to Become a Master by Traveling Through the Conferred Gods
At the beginning, Ye Cheng traveled through the Conferred Gods and became Deng Jiugong, and was about to conquer Xiqi. Ye Cheng was a little panicked. Until the system comes! However, now that they have arrived, Ye Cheng feels that he should do something.
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Fight II: the Dragon Flies to the Sky, the Snow Princess Shakes the World
Introduction: In the world of Peerless Tang Sect, there are dangers everywhere, the war between the Sun and Moon Empire and the original Three Kingdoms, the rampage of evil soul masters, and the gaze of the God King in the sky... The red sun is high and the moon is bright in the sky. When will the war on this continent end? When will peace come to this continent? Who will control the destiny of this continent... The supposed dead grandson of Kong Deming, who was born into the Sun and Moon Emp
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Blind Taoist Nun: the Emperor Always Steals My Medicinal Herbs
Xie Yunqing, a blind Taoist nun in Qingzhi Temple, always has the bitter taste of medicinal herbs on her fingertips. There is a secret hidden under the light green gauze - she can "see" the emotional halo of people's hearts. For three hundred years, there has always been a guest in Xuanyi who came to the Medicine Valley to "steal" Xuezhi and Nuanyu Vine. Every time, he insisted that "the herbs are an eyesore", but the bright orange and soft white warmth in his heart had long been seen through by
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