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Good Winds in the World at the End of Sui Dynasty
Since the ninth rank of Zhongzheng in the Cao Wei Dynasty, aristocratic families have come to power, and the monarchy has declined. Longxi nobles, Shandong nobles, and Lingnan nobles have come to power. It was such an inexplicable accident that his soul passed through the late Sui Dynasty and became Zhang Ziliang, the son of the Zhang family in Hedong. He was a lonely nobleman. He wanted to hug his thigh, but he was not allowed! Therefore, Zhang Ziliang reluctantly began his journey to save his
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Kamen Rider World Wanderer
A Kamen Rider passing by, a Kamen Rider coming through the soul, what kind of sparks will he create with the blessing of the system. When he appears in the world of King Shi, what big waves will it cause. As young as he is, Kamen Rider's journey will never end. Wherever there is light and hope, Kamen Riders will appear. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Dad, I Want to Marry Gao Yang
Chang'an is a place that people always dream about. Dreaming back to the Tang Dynasty, the scenery of Zhenguan comes into view. Five surnames and seven hopes, they are as rich as me? There are people in Turks and Goguryeo who can afford it better than me. Don't seek fame or fame, don't care about worldly affairs. Dandy, who can be better than me in this world! It will be infamy for thousands of years, and its name will go down in history. I don't care about it! The rich man of the Tang Dynasty,
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The Turmoil of the Late Sui Dynasty
In an accident, his soul passed through the late Sui Dynasty and became Zhang Ziliang, the son of the Zhang family in Hedong. He was a lonely nobleman. He wanted to hug his thigh, but he was not allowed! Therefore, Zhang Ziliang reluctantly began his journey to dominance! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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