Low Martial Arts and the Warring States Period: I, Cao Cao, Dominate the Troubled Times
低武战国：我曹操一统乱世
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 304k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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29Reads
135Chapters
1Listens
4kReads · all time
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Low Martial Arts, Longevity Style, I Don't Want to See the Kind with Too High Combat Power, so I Changed the Map
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If the Protagonist Travels to a Foreign Country and Is a Foreigner, It Doesn't Matter Which Country He Is.
The main thing I can't accept is that I've traveled to a foreign country, to the West, and still have a Chinese name. That feels weird, so can you give me a way to completely travel to a foreigner? Since they are no longer in foreign countries, it means that foreigners do not want Chinese people.
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Articles About Japan's Warring States Period. I've Been Playing Games Recently and Want to Read Them. Please.
Please recommend some articles about Japan's Warring States Period! I want to take a look at the side effects of playing games recently
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Traveling Through Japan's Warring States Period
Have you ever read any novels about time travel to Japan and the Warring States Period?
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Martial Arts, Low Martial Arts, Imaginary World
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I have been looking forward to a novel about Cao Cao traveling through the Warring States Period in Japan, and I came here after thinking about it [Sending my heart] I am also a fan of the Warring States Period. Objectively speaking, the author's knowledge of Japanese history is very solid, and the character portrayal is very good. It is a wonderful novel [Please update] The only requirement is that it must not be unfinished.
The first thing the author does not accept is refutation. After reading it, you can click a reminder, give a star, write a book review, and give a reward [laughter]
I haven't read it. Why doesn't the title of the book include the word "Japan"?