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Books by 卿未央
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Three Kingdoms: My Younger Brother, Cao Aman 三国，舍弟曹阿瞒
(Over a million words, with no hiatus or abandonment, so read with confidence. Political intrigue takes center stage, with tight logic. The plot may move a little slowly because of that, but there is absolutely no filler.) When I was ragged and in disarray, I knew no way through the mist and rain. When I wear the imperial robes and crown, all under heaven will record the rise and fall of countless bones. Transmigrating as Cao Cao's older brother, Cao Qing knew that if he followed the rules, the
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Three Kingdoms: An Impostor in Runan 三国，冒名汝南
"He, Dong Zhuo, can enter Luoyang, but I, Yuan Ji, cannot?" Yuan Ji transmigrates into the Yellow Turban Rebellion. To stay alive, he sheds the label of rebel and can only pass himself off as a native of Runan, wagging his tail under the Yuan clan's banner to beg for survival. Yuan Wei treats him like an old dog, Yuan Shao regards him as dirt, and Yuan Shu calls him a lowborn wretch. He has no shortage of critics across the realm, but so what? When the Han dynasty's banner falls, it will be Yuan
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Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao’s Thousand-Mile Steed 三国，曹氏千里驹
[Fragment of a Bamboo Slip: Year 20 of Longwu] “Idle tongues say that in his youth, the ruler always kept his head down as he hurried along, much like the dormant wolf of the Sima family.” (Annotation: The ink sinks deep into the slip, as though the writer held his brush suspended for a long while.) Some compared the ruler to: Wei Qing reborn, slaying eight hundred horsemen of the Xiongnu chanyu in battle. Yi Yin returned to life, forging a celebrated bond between ruler and minister. Wang Mang r
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