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Tang Dynasty·people in Zhenguan·drawing Cards to Become the Prince
Li Jing traveled through time and became the eleventh son of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, a person who did not exist. Started out as just a baby, frail and sickly But—awakening the nine-story tower system, what's so difficult about it? Wen Zhi and martial arts, everything is complete. All of them are masters of piano, chess, calligraphy and painting. Let's see how he wrote his era in Zhenguan! A nurturing male protagonist + not brainless and cool This novel and its characters are purely
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Datang Starts with an Emperor Chat Group
As the eleventh son of Li Shimin, what is it like to be the son who caused his mother to die? Li Jing said - haha. During the Zhenguan years, the situation changed There are brothers inside who are watching with eager eyes, and ministers outside who are talking about it. However, in Li Jing's mind - Own the Emperor Chat**! Everything can be achieved here This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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I Have Multiple Vests in a Parallel World
Male channel city + no female protagonist + historical faults + vest This book is also known as "On How to Fool Readers". This man has too many vests to count. Jiang Huai traveled to a parallel world where the history was only recorded in the Qing Dynasty and the culture here was somewhat weak. Start by writing books, making animations, becoming voice actors, screenwriters... He is a platinum master who has dominated the screen for many years and is also a gold medal screenwriter. Jianghuai: The
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I Was in Da Qin and Returned to the City with Brother Zheng.
I accidentally traveled through Qin State and finally met Brother Zheng. He originally wanted to create a miracle in the Qin Kingdom, but the system allowed him to take Brother Zheng to a parallel world. Male protagonist in vest This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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