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Books by 一只扑楞蛾子
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Zhang Wuji Transmigrates to the Condor Heroes Era 张无忌穿越神雕时代
After finishing his training in the Nine Yang Manual and driving the Xuanyin cold poison from his body, Zhang Wuji emerged from a deep valley in the Kunlun Mountains, only to discover that he had transmigrated a century into the past, to the age of The Return of the Condor Heroes... If you want to know whether Zhang Wuji can master the Nine Yang Divine Skill, whether he can still learn the Great Shift of the Universe, what Yang Dingtian’s true origins are, what new breakthroughs Zhang Wuji make
1.6kReads6.1Score103Shelves
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He Fengzi 贺疯子
1. This is a dark take on the Ming dynasty, centered on rebellion, with grand-scale battles and a brutal, bloody aesthetic. Ming loyalists should read with caution. 2. This is a transmigration story, but the protagonist’s golden finger is deliberately limited, in an effort to stay close to the historical realities of warfare at the end of the Ming dynasty. 3. In this novel, a soul from the future originally intended to possess Sun Chuanting, but through a twist of fate became He Renlong instead.
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The Warrior’s Restless Heart 武夫心难安
This book tells the story of an ordinary man who is unfortunately caught up in the Wuqiao Mutiny. He struggles desperately to survive, matching wits with both the rebels and the government troops. In the end, he is still defeated and surrounded, forced to flee out to sea and contend with five routes of Korean naval forces closing in from every direction. Before he can surrender to the Jianzhou Jurchens, he manages to capture a Jianzhou Jurchen cavalryman from a Niru and escapes to the East China
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Late Ming: Capturing a Jurchen Cavalry Banner from the Start 明末：开局俘虏一牛录建奴骑兵
My new work is out! You can read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
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Changing the Ming Dynasty Without Transmigration 不穿越也能改变大明
You don't have to transmigrate to change the fate of the Ming Dynasty's fall! A tiny gust of wind stirred by a fluttering moth accidentally lets an insignificant person survive, bringing about the tiniest, most imperceptible change in history. As the years pass, the historical divergence grows, and the clash of civilizations between the great maritime powers of the West and the Ming Dynasty finally rewrites history.
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