Ciweimao catalogue
Books by zyts新折翼
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Ciweimao books matched on the author's name.
- How Did I, Just a Traveler from Another World, Become a Duke in Tsarist Russia? 只是异域旅行者的我，怎么就在沙俄当公爵了 I came, I saw, I recorded! A silver-haired girl from another world wants to be an observer, witnessing and recording history. She had hoped to be a quiet traveler, but instead she eventually found herself swept into the vortex of history. Russia, the Ottoman Empire, Austria-Hungary, the Second German Empire, the French Third Republic, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland... The silver-haired girl's footsteps will leave their mark in all these countries and more. A living fossil of his 0Tickets5.8MClicks14.7kFavorites
- Our World War II Can't Possibly Be This Strange 我们的二战不可能这么奇怪 Although the wings stirred by the angels did not unleash much of a storm of change in World War I, it is clear that the so-called butterfly effect still exists and continues to take hold. Every nation is about to face a different future, a storm the likes of which has never been seen before. "For the unity and solidarity of Europe!" - Victoria Louise "I will use my paintbrush to write my chapter across Europe!" - Adolf Lisa "The British Empire will never surrender!" - Churchill "We will defend t 0Tickets3.1MClicks8kFavorites
- A Certain Unscientific Otherworldly Shipgirl 某不科学的异界舰娘 After an accident, an inexplicable ship girl appears in another world where ship spirits have mechanical engineers. What will happen? And what about the mystery of her own origins? The character design is based on... well, that's a very complicated matter. Aoki Mode. But her name is Scharnhorst, since it's such a long name. Ah, hahahaha. (Some illustrations are from the author's embarrassing past, so if they seem familiar, just pass them by.) Third revision (T_T): Don't be fooled by the title. T 0Tickets866.2kClicks2.2kFavorites
- Chronicles of Tianquan and Xuanji 天权璇玑志 The jeweled towers atop Yujing Terrace collapsed overnight, and the Tianquan Star fell into the mortal world. When Ningguang of Teyvat opened her eyes, she saw the vast realm of the Ming Dynasty in the fifteenth century. Using pearls and jade as her pieces and the hearts of men as her board, she laid out a game that spanned the seas amid the clamor of the marketplace. From dragon's-breath incense in the South Seas to snowflake silver in Japan, her trade routes were golden threads, weaving themse 0Tickets815.2kClicks2.3kFavorites
