Station Slave
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Traveling through the Qing Dynasty, the protagonist realizes that his identity is not simple. He is actually a former San Francisco veteran and a station slave currently serving in the Northeast. The protagonist's predecessor and many captives were sent here as slaves, and they will never be able to stand up again. At this time, he discovered that there was only one person guarding the inn... So he decided to resist! He wants to be the reincarnation of Nurhaci! Take the path of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, leaving the Manchu and Qing Dynasties with nowhere to go! "Better die than be a slave!" (Alias of this book: I built the Eight Banners in the Northeast)
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Just because you write clearly that you are rebelling, I will give you five stars. If you are not rebelling, you must be one star.
Isn't this just the plot of an evil slave that copies people's pride?
The writing is like playing house. It is easy to solve the problem of more than 10,000 people.
You can read my writing about Dreams of Floating Life in the Southern Song Dynasty.
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Official(4)Scraped 1d ago
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Just because you write clearly that you are rebelling, I will give you five stars. If you are not rebelling, you must be one star.
Isn't this just the plot of an evil slave that copies people's pride?
The writing is like playing house. It is easy to solve the problem of more than 10,000 people.
You can read my writing about Dreams of Floating Life in the Southern Song Dynasty.
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