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Summoning: The Great Yi Mandate Court, the Taiwei Era

召唤:大易命庭,太微纪元

by Moonlight and Oou (月白和欧欧)

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Looking for Imperial Dynasty Novels Where the Main Character Rarely Acts, Yet Is Invincible and Overbearing

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He transmigrates as a prince of a dynasty and starts summoning from a young age. By the time he grows up, he has built up his power and becomes emperor.

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Summoning System and Powerhouses from Across the Heavens, but No Historical Fiction

Nothing historical, please. No Three Kingdoms, Journey to the West, Qin, Han, Tang, or Ming stories. I don't like them (I really hate it when history isn't respected).

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Cultivation Dynasties with a System and Summoning, No Strange Encounters from the Start

I’d prefer the protagonist to play it safe from the start. No opening with a bunch of people trying to kill him. I’ve read several imperial dynasty stories lately, and they all make the characters seem so stupid. There isn’t a single loyal official in the whole court.

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