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Three Kingdoms! Choose Three Thousand White Horse Yi Cong at the Start
Reborn at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Gongsun Xu successfully bound the god-level selection system. At the beginning, choose three thousand white horses to follow; Conquer Changshan Zhao Zilong at the beginning; Gongsun Xu unknowingly walked towards a path of royal hegemony. Popular Cao: Having a son should be like a grandson and a grandson! Liu Paopao: I don't understand, why does Gong Sunyang always target me? ! Diao Chan: The hero of that time fell in love with Ziyang. Zhao Yu:………… Th
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Three Kingdoms: Starting with Three Thousand White Horses and Loyal Followers
Reborn at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Gongsun Xu successfully bound the god-level selection system. At the beginning, choose three thousand white horses to follow; Conquer Changshan Zhao Zilong at the beginning; Gongsun Xu unknowingly walked towards a path of royal hegemony. Popular Cao: Having a son should be like a grandson and a grandson! Liu Paopao: I don't understand, why does Gong Sunyang always target me? ! Diao Chan: The hero of that time fell in love with Ziyang. Zhao Yu:………… Th
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Three Kingdoms: Start with Three Thousand White Horses!
Reborn at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Gongsun Xu successfully bound the god-level selection system. At the beginning, choose three thousand white horses to follow; Conquer Changshan Zhao Zilong at the beginning; From then on, Gongsun Xu moved towards his own path to kingship and hegemony. Popular Cao: Having a son should be like Gongsun Xu! Liu Paopao: I don't understand! Why does Gongsun Xu always target me? Your father and I are good friends, right? ! Diao Chan: The hero of the world,
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In the future, we don't want too many in the small room. In the future, we don't want too many. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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