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Datang: Summon the Eighteen Cavalry of Yanyun at the Beginning
Ling Feng is a modern time traveler. Because his father once saved Emperor Taizong's life, Emperor Taizong expressed his gratitude and promised that his family would have enough food and clothing. After the Xuanwu Gate Incident, the Turks took advantage of the unstable political situation of the Tang Dynasty and invaded the Tang Dynasty. Cheng Yaojin was ordered to rescue the siege and Ling Feng at the same time. On this day, in Fengzhou City, Lingfeng put on black cold clothes, picked up a silv
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My Path to Counterattack
Lu Xiaolong, a poor second-generation man, got superpowers by chance. Since then, he has successfully counterattacked and carved his own world in the bustling city. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Heavenly Fantasy Crazy Dragon
In ancient times, the heaven was in turmoil after the war of the gods. The gods' control over the divine power weakened, and the power of the gods fell to the world. The loss of the divine power in the heaven caused the demons to invade and seize the divine power. In the war with the demons, the gods were defeated. Helpless, Emperor Zhenwu sealed the gods within the barrier to temporarily protect the lineage of the gods, while he lived in the human world. In order to resist the future rule of th
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Metropolis: Driving the Wheel of Fortune
Lu Xiaolong, a rich second generation who was abandoned by a top wealthy family, was reborn in the body of a down-and-out college student, and has since embarked on the road of driving the wheel of destiny. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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When the City Collides with Journey to the West
Ling Feng, a rich man, has embarked on a path that others cannot reach because of a dream. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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