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... f velvet filling inside—warm but not overly heavy.

Not far away, there was a balcony.

The window on one side did not have expensive glass panes, but it was still fitted with finely crafted wooden lattices.

Hughes turned over, got out of bed, and walked over to push open the window.

Bright sunlight poured in from outside, and the warm, humid sea breeze lifted the curtains.

A few seagulls swept past the window, circling the mountaintop on the southern side o ...

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MTL - I Truly Am The God of Learning

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Ye Lingchen flips through the “Book of Mathematics”, then solves the world’s ten most difficult problems.

Ye Lingchen flips through the “Book of Language and Literature”, then creates the world’s ten most famous books.

Ye Lingchen flips through “The Art of Acting”, then becomes the king of the silver screen.

Ye Lingchen flips through “Military Boxing”, then becomes invincible.

Ye Lingchen flips through the “Book of Changes”, damn, he ascended to immortality…

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Chapter 48: The Hollow King

Nyxfall 7: The Veilbreakers

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What happens when you survive seven hellish years on an alien planet in the ultimate battle of the strongest in the universe—as a human?What happens when you give everything you have and more to defeat the final boss in a battle to the death… only to wake up the next second, back at day one?Going through it all over again?But something is wrong.The game in his hands isn’t Nyxfall 6: Dark End, the world he spent over seven years surviving. It’s Nyxfall 7: The Veilbreakers—the next installment.He won? So now he’s been given another game to play?And he’s not alone. There are others like him in every alien civilization. This time, it’s not just survival—it’s about who can lead their people best.That is… if they even care about their people at all.Why bother leading at all? With everything they have learned, why not exploit the system, amass unimaginable wealth, and live like a king in a game that pays in real money?