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Dragon Soaring Shu Han
When he woke up, he found that he was the future An Le Gong; At this time, Liu Bei defeated Soochow, there was a rebellion of the Southern Barbarians internally, changes in the aristocratic families, and the Wu and Wei dynasties were looking at him externally; See how Liu Chan turned the tide, defeated the Southern Barbarians, defeated Soochow, defeated Cao Wei, destroyed Sima, prevented the Five Husbands from disrupting China, revived the Han Dynasty again, and continued the glory of the Han Dy
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Rise of Empire
Travel through time and become a prince living among the people, where there are wild fairies fishing for dynasty luck, and warriors who conquer mountains and seas; Honorable men and nobles live and die in drunken dreams; officials take bribes and pervert the law; Watch the protagonist learn magical skills, build a strong army, quell the barbarians, chase the North, gather like-minded people around him, ascend to the Nine Five-Year Plan, and pacify the world, Lead Zhu Xia back to the top of the
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Rise of Empire
Travel through time and become a prince living among the people, where there are wild fairies fishing for dynasty luck, and warriors who conquer mountains and seas; Honorable men and nobles live and die in drunken dreams; officials take bribes and pervert the law; Watch the protagonist learn magical skills, build a strong army, quell the barbarians, chase the North, gather like-minded people around him, ascend to the Nine Five-Year Plan, and pacify the world, Lead Zhu Xia back to the top of the
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The Rise of the Red Mansion Empire
Now young Jia Lin travels to a dynasty that did not exist in history, a different world of Red Mansions, with mysterious courts, bloody wars, sweet love, and mysterious warriors... Watch the protagonist rise from a white body to create a huge empire. The content and characters of this novel are purely fictitious. Any similarities are purely coincidental. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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