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People in Knights: Born to Be Kings
I am the founder of a new era, and I am the supreme ruler. Orphnoch is my most loyal warrior! They see me as their hope, their god, their greatest leader! The sky, the earth, and the ocean are all my territory! All those who bow their heads to me are my subjects. And I will be the final owner of the throne. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Live Happily Like Patrick
Today, a new neighbor moved in next door. Hearing the sound of moving heavy objects, Shen Huan turned the TV playing SpongeBob SquarePants to the loudest. The child standing at the door listened to the cheerful sounds coming from the TV and thought that the children in this family must be very happy. Now he could never imagine that this happiness would one day infiltrate him... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Late Qing Dynasty: Begin with a Counterattack
When Lin Bomu woke up, he went from the battlefield in Central Asia to the late Qing Dynasty. He became a rebel at the beginning and was beaten and killed by the Qing court. So he followed his wish and rebelled against Ya. Later, the Han flag was erected on the ground. The great powers can only raise a white flag and beg for mercy. Looking at the neighboring countries that have returned to the top of the world, the Japanese slaves can only lament that this ancient nation always has heroes born i
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I'm an Emperor in South America
The motherland was always destroyed by weakness, but only the Han Dynasty was destroyed by strength. In 1865 AD, Li Xuan traveled through time and became a Chinese laborer who was trafficked to South America. From a pig to an emperor, he reopened the Han Dynasty in South America and allowed the Han army to expel Baihu again. After that, he erected a Dinghu stele. The inscription on the stele reads: "Everywhere the sun and moon shine, and wherever rivers reach, are Han lands. This novel and its c
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