Champion Marquis of the Han Dynasty: I Was Born Invincible
大汉冠军侯：我生来就无敌
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- Champion Marquis: Your Majesty, Stay Seated. I'll Take You to the Top冠军侯：陛下坐稳了我送你上巅峰Alternate title on Fanqie
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The Mightiest General on the Battlefield, the Sharpest Sword in the Wise Emperor's Hand!
Looking for a Novel About Someone Who Only Cultivates Their Body and Rampages Across Ancient Battlefields with a Long Halberd
Novels Where the Male Lead Serves as a General, Helping the Emperor Defend the Borders and End the Wars
Looking for books like "The Unbeatable God of War, Champion of the Great Sui".
Looking for a Novel About a Protagonist in Ancient Times Facing Armies Alone with a Spear, a God of Slaughter Descending
A General With Overwhelming Power and Influence
Looking for books like The Empress Orders My Death: Three Thousand Black Armored Cavalry from the Start. The protagonist transmigrates into the role of a mighty general who starts out with immense power. I'd love books similar to the one above. Thanks!
The Protagonist Is a Dying Old General
The protagonist is a dying old man whose children and grandchildren are all at the front lines. He wants to kill some enemies before he dies, so he goes to the battlefield and gains a fortuitous opportunity.
The Protagonist Personally Raises the Emperor, Earns His Deep Trust, and Rises to the Highest Rank
Ancient-War Stories About Becoming a General Through Pure Martial Prowess, No Cultivation
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Noble Titles, Conquest, and Dynasties
Large-scale military campaigns.
The Protagonist Raised the Emperor From Childhood and Has His Complete Trust: The Highest-Ranking Subject in the Realm!?
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Ancient-Era War, Generals, Cavalry, and a Champion Marquis
Transmigrate to ancient times, but don't fight over the throne or try to conquer the land. Build your own cavalry, kill foreign invaders, and defend the frontier. I feel like nobody writes this kind of story. Someone give it a try!
The Male Lead Wields a Spear, Joins the Military Young, and Retires After Achieving Greatness
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The Protagonist Goes to War at Just Seventeen, and the Whole Nation Is in Tears
A Wild Historical Novel: Can’t Make It in Ming China? Just Head to Australia!
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Huo Qubing, Wei Qing, Wang Zhaojun, fighting the Xiongnu. I really want a story like that.
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Liu Che: The greatest characteristic of the Marquis of Champion is that he is born into wealth and nobility, so he can win no matter what!
I met a 30-year-old woman online, and we've been chatting for over half a year. We had a great conversation, and today she suggested we meet. I hesitated, and then I said I had... I didn't feel comfortable talking about her family, but she said it was okay, we could just be friends, so I agreed. I asked for her photo; she looked quite pretty.
It's excellent; this is the best book I've ever read by the author of "Champion Marquis".
Yes, the Marquis of Champions wrote very well, mentioning the sealing of the wolf's lair and his political acumen.
Why are so few people reading this book? I think it's quite good.
It's good, but it's making me anxious! Please update more often! Who's the female lead? Ugh, I'm so impatient! But the writing is really good. It's the first time I've seen a story about a champion marquis. The plot doesn't drag, it's enjoyable, but not mindless. It's just that the updates are too infrequent.
The imperial guards carried the sedan chair, the imperial guards bowed their heads, and the emperor descended the steps—I almost cried when I saw this.
Looks good. "The purpose of this battle is to clearly tell the world and the Xiongnu that from now on, the roles of offense and defense have changed, and the enemy can go there, and so can I."
I'm usually only enthusiastic for a short time, but there are 1440 minutes in a day, so because of you, I get excited 480 times a day.
Overall, it's good. The plot is engaging and immersive, and so far there haven't been any tragic scenes involving the protagonist, making it a pleasant read. However, there are quite a few obvious factual and grammatical errors that are hard to ignore, which somewhat affects the reading experience.