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After I Transmigrated, I Became a Winner by Clinging to Powerful Allies 穿越后，靠抱大腿成为赢家
In 1945, a million Soviet troops laid siege to Berlin. In a Berlin bunker, listening to the artillery growing louder, Hitler shakily picked up the pistol on the table. Before pulling the trigger, he said with a look of regret, “I let my guard down this time. If there’s a next time, I’ll take out Roosevelt first!” Bang! Who knew how much time had passed when Goering’s voice reached his ears. “Leader, in this election, who do you think will win, Roosevelt or Hoover?”
107Reads—Score—Shelves
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Transmigrating to the Late Qing Dynasty to Become a Landlord 穿越清末做地主
What should you do after transmigrating to the late Qing Dynasty? Of course, become a landlord and throw your weight around, then open a few factories to exploit the workers. Life should be comfortable and enjoyable, or there'd be no point in transmigrating. As for marriage? Sorry, I'm not interested! This novel mainly depicts the protagonist's actions that bring ruin to the country and misery to its people from a critical perspective.
60Reads—Score—Shelves
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Firefighter in the Late Ming 明末消防员
An indescribable being entered a parallel world under the alias Fang Zhenbang, arriving in the final year of the Chongzhen Emperor’s reign in the Ming dynasty. From then on, history took a different course. The Chongzhen Emperor: “Comrade Zhenbang is an exemplary minister, a fine subject, and a role model for us all.” The gentry and great clans: “That scoundrel is always looking for an excuse to come after us!” The officials: “I’ve never seen anyone so arrogant. Is there no law in this land? Wai
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The Loving Mother-Son Bond Between Guangxu and Cixi 光绪与慈禧的母慈子孝
I suddenly felt like writing a novel: what if Guangxu and Cixi made up, and even came to see each other as mother and son, with Cixi treating Guangxu as her son and Guangxu treating Cixi as his mother? Wouldn’t that make up for both their regrets?
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