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Books by 不爱吃折耳根的人
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Northern Qi: I’m Going to Rise Again 北齐：老子要雄起
When other people transmigrated, they became princes or heirs to noble titles. Li Chi transmigrated as a discarded pawn in Ye, the capital of Northern Qi: his family broke his legs and threw him into the snowy mountains to die. But nobody told him that “madness” in this era was meant literally: Emperor Gao Yang was a lunatic who loved putting on killing shows, the entire court was a troupe of madmen playing along, and assassins from the Cui clan of Qinghe were searching for him in the snowy ni
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The Martial Way of Gods and Demons 神魔武道
Wang Xiaofan (first protagonist, cultivates the Divine Dao) Background: An orphan from a border town in the Great Xia Dynasty. His parents were killed by demonic cultivators while protecting the town’s spiritual leyline. As a child, he happened upon the ancient divine artifact, the “Heaven and Earth Cauldron” (which can refine spiritual energy and gather faith). Personality: Gentle on the outside but strong-willed within, loyal, and somewhat scheming. He refuses to follow convention and is init
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Chronicles of Black Mysticism 黑玄纪
A newborn chick just… tamed a vicious first-rank demon beast? Black Emperor was just as baffled. He turned around and looked at the little black chick sleeping soundly on his back, his dog face full of complicated emotions. “Woof? (What in the world is this thing?)”
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Dragon's Roar Along the Shu Road 蜀道龙吟
He traverses a land torn by chaos, wielding no peerless martial arts and relying on no heaven-sent fortune. His blade is a set of principles a thousand years ahead of his time. Tired of old masters and Systems that hand out stat points? Had enough of copied Tang poetry and gunpowder shortcuts? This is a different transmigration story. As the adopted son of the Later Shu ruler, Li Zhao faces the turmoil of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms in its final chapter: a rotten court, powerful families
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