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Books by 临渊羡龙
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Wuxia Crossover: Supreme Grandmaster 综武：至尊宗师
“Li Xunhuan, brothers are like limbs, women are like clothes. Have you ever seen anyone wear clothes on their limbs?” “Qiao Feng, what difference does it make whether you're Khitan or from the Central Plains? Good and evil come down to the heart. Try using your head a little more…” “Duan Yu, Brother Duan, those are all your sisters. How about giving them to me?” … Shen Fei transmigrates into a world where multiple martial arts settings coexist. Starting out as a swordsman, he gradually rises to
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Ming Dynasty, 1521 大明1521
A partner at a consulting firm transmigrates into the body of the Jiajing Emperor. A certified public accountant with only a passing knowledge of history sets out on a different path to revival in an empire where capitalism is just beginning to take root. He is the power behind the world's richest men: Xia Yan, Yan Song, Xu Jie, Zhang Juzheng, and others. He is the true controller of the Ming fleet. He is the founder of the Ming Industrial Revolution and Renaissance. He is also Oda's adoptive fa
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I’m Just a Little River Monster 我是一只小小河道怪
I dodge, I sidestep, I dive into the brush! Invincible survival expert Wang Xiaofan transmigrates to Hero Canyon, only to discover that he has become neither a hero nor the Dragon, not even a red or blue monster. He is a river monster that can do nothing but hide, hide, and hide! He has no damage output and cannot use Flash. All he can do is survive by moving nimbly. What a dull life... Wait! A shooting star? Let me make a wish! Oh no! It’s coming right at me! Wait, that’s not a shooting star. I
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Eternal Han 永汉
In 189 AD, the first year of the Yonghan era, Liu Xie transmigrated into the body of the last emperor of the Eastern Han dynasty. The arrogant and overbearing Ten Attendants, the warlords watching like tigers, and a land where bones lay exposed in the fields and no rooster crowed for a thousand miles: Liu Xie knew he had his work cut out for him. He could only put his knowledge to use, propping up a tottering empire and turning the tide! He would dig canals and build the Great Wall, crush a hund
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