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    Fake Hero

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    Plongez dans le monde fascinant de Fake Hero, un roman visuel captivant où vous incarnez un homme ordinaire devenu un sauveur improbable. En feignant d’être un héros légendaire, vous seul avez libéré le continent d’un ancien mal—mais les véritables r

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