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- 101 I Wield My Sword in a World of Blood and Rain 血雨江湖我执剑 Before Iron Prison Pass, the alliance of the nine great sects gathers, heroes and champions assembling to swear that they will wipe out the Xuan Yin Sect, which has wreaked havoc across the martial world, and its sharpest claw, Chi Yan, master of the Burning Heaven Halberd. In the ring, Chi Yan stands alone with his halberd, looking down on all under heaven and treating the assembled heroes as nothing. With every swing of his Burning Heaven Halberd, stone splits and wind howls. He defeats two fi —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 102 Prisoner's Mark 囚印 Work Description: Prison Seal Beneath iron bars, staying alive is itself an escape. Synopsis: The first time Lin Jie was beaten until his head bled, he learned the rules of the cell block: You could only eat half a bowl of prison food. You had to sleep curled against the wall like a shrimp. And before speaking, you had to say, "Permission to speak." He thought he wouldn't make it through his three-year sentence, but while rummaging through the trash, he found an old, yellowed photograph. On the —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 103 The Heirloom Calamity 传国劫 The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms: the land was in turmoil. The emperor of the Southern Song was assassinated, and the empire teetered on the brink of collapse. The Northern Zhou cavalry stood at the border, poised to strike. Then, under cover of night, a secret envoy from Southern Tang arrived with the bloodstained Imperial Jade Seal. But they did not seek to restore their kingdom. They wanted only a chance to make the enemy withdraw, in exchange for the head of the exiled crown prince. —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 104 The Heroes of Sui and Tang, Part Six 隋唐英雄传第六部 In the first year of the Shenlong era of the Great Zhou, Empress Wu Zetian passed the throne from her sickbed, and Li Xian was restored as Emperor Zhongzong. Before the cheers celebrating the restoration of the Li Tang dynasty had even died down, undercurrents were already surging through the court and the martial world. In Chang'an, morning dew glimmers on the spears at the Xue family estate. Xue Lei, grandson of Xue Gang, dances with his spear like a dragon. The cold gleam of its tip hides bot 29Reads—Score—Shelves
- 105 The Star Track Burns the Frost 星轨焚霜记 Amid the fierce storms of fate, a swordsmith's apprentice beneath Mount Jiuyi flees for his life, clutching a bloodstained bronze box. Sealed inside the box, which burns so fiercely it feels as though it might split his breastbone, is a fragment of the Book of Heavenly Secrets, the cause of his family's destruction and an object coveted by countless powerful men. More terrifying still is the mysterious cold poison lying dormant in his body. It devours life at a touch, like a parasite burrowed in —Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Azure Heavens Are Dead, Now Is the Time to Fight! 仓天乃死，当搏！
This is a historical transmigration novel set against the Yellow Turban Rebellion at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, but it is not the kind of brainless wish-fulfillment story you're used to. It tells the story of Qi Run, a modern delivery worker who accidentally transmigrates to the sixth year of the Guanghe era. He initially intends to join Liu Bei, the future hero, but after witnessing the suffering of the common people firsthand, he comes to realize that Liu Bei is also just a member of
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In the Three Kingdoms, I Become the Sixth-Rank Official in an Age of Chaos 三国我在乱世当老六
I, Lü Bu, have transmigrated. I’m not that unlucky fool who was crushed by Cao Cao, betrayed by his own men, and strangled to death at White Gate Tower. I’m Lü Bu himself, with a modern soul. I started with a city and a few hundred soldiers. Dong Zhuo had been executed, and the realm was in chaos. Yuan Shao was in the north, Cao Cao in the east, Liu Biao in the south, and Sun Ce in Jiangdong. Everyone was waiting to see me carved up. But they had no idea that my mind held knowledge from two t
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A Hundred Years of Chaos 乱世百年
I’ve loved the Three Kingdoms for a long time. I’ve wanted to write something I like for ages, but I never dared. When writing historical fiction, if you don’t have transmigration or a golden finger, it can take a lot of time and effort without attracting many readers. Unless, that is, the author has extraordinary literary talent and historical knowledge. Neither of those really describes me. Still, everyone has thoughts that drift away from reality. Some call them dreams, others call them wild
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Starting with Growing Sweet Potatoes 从种红薯开始
Can you transmigrate just by riding a high-speed train through a tunnel? From then on, he grows sweet potatoes, produces grain, and stores provisions; gathers refugees and trains elite troops; breaks the Three Strategists, recruits the Five Dragons, and subdues the Ten Tigers. Thus begins the struggle to unite the Three Kingdoms…
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After the College Entrance Exam, I Used My Foresight to Become a Tycoon 回到高考后，利用先知成富豪
By a twist of fate, Chen Feiyu returns to the day after his class reunion, held after the college entrance exam. Using his information advantage, he makes up for past regrets. From the start, he sets his sights on the Brazil World Cup to earn his first fortune, then uses his expertise and memories to grow his money in the stock market. He also keeps in touch with his high school crush and his senior from university, wins the hearts of both beauties, and becomes a winner in life!
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- 111 Three Kingdoms: A Duckweed in a Chaotic Age 三国：乱世浮萍 (Late Han and Three Kingdoms era + alternate history + no System + snatching opportunities + vying for supremacy + famous generals + renowned beauties): The score is low because it was just rated. The pacing is slow, and the Yellow Turban Rebellion arc is complete. In the second year of Guanghe, winter has come to the wilderness of Jizhou. Chen Mo, a displaced refugee, huddles among dead grass and corpses, starving and freezing, on the brink of death. Just as a bandit's blade is about to fall, d 31Reads6.3Score118Shelves
- 112 Liu Jingsheng, Father of Three Kingdoms: From Wancheng to Ruling the Realm 三国家父刘景升从宛城逆袭天下 A seemingly ordinary accident completely changes Liu Qi’s fate. Just then, the course of his destiny takes a strange turn. When he regains consciousness, he is astonished to find himself in a completely unfamiliar world: the Three Kingdoms era. Even more unexpectedly, he has become Liu Biao’s eldest legitimate son and heir, the lord of Jingzhou. The change in his status fills him with delight, as if he can already see a broad road leading to a glorious future. In this age of chaos, his noble pos 119Reads8.3Score142Shelves
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Liu Bei Pulled a Cart for Eight Hundred Paces, and I Extended the Han Dynasty's Life by Eight Hundred Years 刘备拉车八百步我为大汉续命八百
Ming Zhang was a minor town official who had spent more than a decade in local government. He died while on a flood-control assignment and transmigrated to the late Eastern Han, when eighteen warlords were joining forces against Dong Zhuo. Fishing by the Yellow River, he happened to meet Liu Bei. Liu Bei invited Ming Zhang three times to come out of retirement and serve him. To put on the airs of a great sage, Ming Zhang declared, “Bring me a fine carriage and fine horses. Xuande, pull my carri
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