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I Use Artillery in the World of Cultivation
Cultivators cultivate their lives, weapons, and immortality, but I took a unique step. I practice weapons, swordsmanship, and body training, but I feel that my biggest fear comes from lack of firepower. Regardless of whether it's a demon, demon or fairy, it can all be killed with one cannon. Why do you have an outer body, a law of heaven and earth, and I have tanks, cannons, and humanoid mechas. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and shoul
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Choose God to Devour
The Qin Kingdom was unified, and the Emperor of Qin consecrated the gods to protect the world, and the people of the world worshiped and respected the gods. The people live and work in peace and contentment, and are willing to sacrifice all their weapons to forge soldiers and change hundreds of schools of thought to learn Confucianism and Taoism. The Qin Emperor was benevolent and did not want the people to endure hardship. He recycled all martial arts techniques and distributed great works of C
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Confucius, My Model Horse, Alone Controls the Six Great Snipers
Kong Qiu was struck by lightning and suddenly awakened Su Hui. In the turbulent times of the Spring and Autumn Period, the general Wushuang killed the soldiers like mustard. Kong Qiu knew very well that if a warrior is not benevolent, then he will conquer the enemy with strength; if the army is not benevolent, then he will conquer the enemy with bombardment. Kong Qiu led seventy-two troops and three thousand disciples through the Spring and Autumn Period. The army retreated when they saw him, th
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Select People and Devour Them
The Qin Kingdom was unified, and the Emperor of Qin consecrated the gods to protect the world, and the people of the world worshiped and respected the gods. The people live and work in peace and contentment, and are willing to sacrifice all their weapons to forge soldiers and change hundreds of schools of thought to learn Confucianism and Taoism. The Qin Emperor was benevolent and did not want the people to endure hardship. He recycled all martial arts techniques and distributed great works of C
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