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You Are the Dream of My Youth
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The Descendants of the Han Dynasty
The South China Sea, known as the "Rising Sea" in ancient times, was a vast and mysterious realm in the eyes of the ancients. Ancient books record that "the ends of the earth are hot and the water is always overflowing." The legend of Pangu (reef plate) sleeps at the bottom of the coral island. The magnet is hidden, the route is treacherous, and the myths are lingering. The winds and waves are unpredictable, hiding the blood and cultural secrets of the territory. More than 2,000 years ago, the r
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The Charming Twins·the Legend of Yao Ji
Because she participated in a graduation trip to Wushan organized by the school, she mysteriously traveled to the Jiu Dynasty 2000 years ago. Without knowing it, she was defrauded of all her property and sold into the palace by a smelly Taoist priest. She was also sacrificed by the emperor to what dragon king? With the help of a mysterious man who called himself Shui Qilin, she managed to escape. However, she was tricked by fate again and accidentally became the "Dragon Slaying Girl". Although s
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My Three Contracts with Ghosts
Hui Menglan, a high school girl who was too ordinary to be ordinary, came to the underworld after she died unexpectedly, and got acquainted with three mysterious teenagers who claimed to be ghosts, Rifugui, Yuzhengni and Shimuyan. The girl refused to die innocently, so she made a three-month contract with the boys and successfully returned to the world. From that moment on, she was no longer ordinary, but became a temporary undead zombie, fulfilling the contract in the world for Ri Feng Gui and
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Baicao Valley and the Little Medicine Fairy's Glazed Pot
This is a fairy tale that combines traditional Chinese medicine knowledge and fantasy adventure, suitable for children to understand traditional wisdom.
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