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This book was called "The Masked Rider: The Twin Stars of the Extreme Fox." The characters in the book included the male protagonist, Aomura Yuusuke, and the supporting actor, Ukiyo Hidetoshi. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Masked Rider Extreme Fox: Twin Stars" Author: Flowing Clouds, a light novel/derivative doujinshi novel. [User recommendation: The monster that wreaked havoc in the city is an evil demon?] Those guys wearing animal masks were Masked Knights? Everyone has lost their memories, but why am I the only one who hasn't? Aomura Yuusuke has been troubled for more than ten years Now, there was a turning point To participate in the grand prize of desire Find out why I won't lose my memory Find out what the Grand Prize of Desire is This is a story about a young man who is on par with Ukiyo Hidehisa The invincible fox met a leopard as strong as him He was no longer alone on his journey to find his mother In the face of a difficult battle, someone will face it with him (Ps: Not transmigrated, protagonist is a native of the Arctic Fox world, no female lead). I hope you will like this book.

This book was called "A Winner in Life Seeking Death." The characters in the book included the main character, Lin Cheng, who was the winner in life. Supporting role-Ryuji Shinjima, Investigation Division 1, Violent Crime Investigation Division 3, Patrol Division Head. Supporting role-Oiwa Tsuyoshi, Head of Department of Investigation, Violent Crime Investigation, Police Department. Supporting role-Akechi Hidetoshi, Search Division 1, Violent Crime Search Division 3, Criminal Police Department, Supporting role-Iori Yagami, a student of the third grade B class at the Yasaka Academy in Tokyo. Supporting role-Aoyagi Miwa, a student in the third grade B class of Tokyo's private Yasaka Academy. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. The author of "A Winner in Life Purposes Death" was Bei Shengzhi. It was a game/game novel. User recommendation: Lin Cheng is in pain. After being reborn in Tokyo, he had become a winner in life. He didn't lack tall, rich, and handsome men. He had graduated from Eastern University and worked in the police department. At such a young age, he was already a police department. His future was limitless. He was extremely popular, especially among women. Seeing him was like seeing a big star. He wanted to enjoy the life of a winner in this world. However, he did not expect that this world was filled with 'strange silhouettes.' He was so scared… Because it seemed that only he could see it. Moreover, these "strange figures" would eat people. He had no choice but to roll up his sleeves and look for criminals everywhere… "Hurry up and kill me!" . I hope you will like this book.

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