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Books by 哎呦还是个显眼包
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Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty as an Attention Seeker 穿越大唐当个显眼包
Modern stand-up comedian Cheng Aman transmigrates to the Zhenguan era and becomes Cheng Yaojin's long-lost nephew. He is also bound to the Hilarity System, which requires him to make three historical figures laugh every day in exchange for property in Chang'an. His ultimate mission is to make Li Shimin laugh so hard he falls off the Dragon Throne.
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Grave Keeper's Notes 守墓人笔录
The sea of stars collapses, and the path to the throne is severed! The human race’s greatest prodigy, covered in blood, is cornered by countless powerful fighters from the Primordial Ten Thousand Races on a shattered ancient road through the stars. The Cauldron of the Mother Qi of All Things is riddled with cracks, and the last of his sage blood is about to run dry! Countless ancient race Great Sages and Ancestral Kings sneer, proclaiming the end of humanity’s glory! “Roar! The human race must b
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Building an Empire with Qin Shi Huang 我和秦始皇一起搞基建
Building an Empire with Qin Shi Huang Transmigrated into the body of a fangshi exiled by Qin Shi Huang, I pull out the Barefoot Doctor’s Manual and the Militia Military Training Guide. The First Emperor says, “This is marvelous. How about a copy of A Guide to Postpartum Care for Sows?” Together, we build infrastructure and open sea routes, accidentally expanding the Qin Empire all the way to the Persian Gulf. Emperor Wu of Han sends Wei Qing to steal sweet potato seedlings, but my drone patrol c
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Secret Records of the Mortal Realm 尘寰秘录
He was no saint by nature. He was Yu the Great, the “son of a disgraced minister,” born with dragon scales on his forehead. He subdued both floods and people. He recruited demons as generals and laid out the Nine Provinces as a game board. When the Nine Tripod Cauldrons, symbols of imperial power, were forged from flesh and blood, they carried not only supreme glory but also a blood-soaked curse. Here, myth ends and political intrigue begins. Heroes, wives, and sons all struggle and are twisted
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