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The Death Camp of Bright Sword
[Brain-burning, sword-themed novel] A special guest actor suddenly fell into the world of Bright Sword while reciting his lines, and then lost his memory. The line sheet he was holding in his hand actually thought it was his identification. Then, Zhang Dabiao from the new group was found, and his identity was checked. After this check, the identity did not match. [The author already has a large and high-quality military book "Becoming a Teacher from the Show of the Sword", so the quality and qua
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Become a Teacher from the Sword
No longer limited to Li Yunlong, Chu Yunfei and their stories, interpreting different swords) Chen Xiao traveled to the world of Liangjian with a bag of high-yielding potato seeds, but was about to be stewed by Li Yunlong.
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People Tell Fortunes in North America, but I'm Really Not a Wizard.
Following the previous book Wan Jun's "When I Become a Priest in North America, the God Is Actually Myself", I will write another book about North America: Chen Yaozu, who was supposed to be dead, changed the fate of others in order to live, fled to North America, and became a fortune teller, but others always regarded him as a wizard. Someone asked Chen Yaozu: What if you are an ordinary person and encounter a ghost abroad? Chen Yaozu replied: Of course I scolded it, threatened it, and intimida
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I Am a Priest in North America, but the God Is Myself
"Mr. Mayor, I am indeed a clergyman as you understand me, almost like your priest. It can indeed solve your current problems, but the premise is that you must sign your name on this contract and personally stamp it with the mayor's steel seal representing America's officials. " An Asian man said with a smile to two middle-aged white men. In his extended hand was a piece of yellow paper with a contract written in calligraphy on it. At this time, one of the middle-aged white men asked in a trembli
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