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Books by 喜欢白龙的齐天道
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Great Tang’s Twins: Sizhi and I Shake the Court 大唐龙凤胎：我和兕子震朝堂
[Transmigration System + Mischievous Kids + Satisfying Courtroom Drama + Changing Fate + Immortal Great Tang] An overworked modern office drone dies suddenly and transmigrates to the third year of Zhenguan, becoming Li Shimin’s one-of-a-kind twin prince! Bound to a Twin Dragons Mischief System, he can rack up points and exchange them for anything by teaming up with his three-year-old twin sister, Little Si, to prank the emperor, put officials in their place, and outwit the great clans! Practical
9.7kReads—Score805Shelves
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One Piece: I Picked Up Little Sizi from the Tang Dynasty 海贼：我捡到大唐小兕子
After transmigrating into the world of the Pirate King, Wang Xu is stranded on a deserted island with no System, no companions, and not even a pair of shoes. Wang Xu thinks he's done for, but then he finds a skeleton on the beach and touches it, uncovering three things: The Mythical Zoan Ox-Ox Fruit, Model: Kui Niu; a Haki training manual; and a jade pendant carved with a dragon. He eats the fruit and awakens the bloodline of a dragon clan tied to music. Before he can even celebrate, the pendant
719Reads5.5Score109Shelves
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Little Sizi of the Tang Dynasty's Lucky Pokemon 大唐小兕子的欧皇宝可梦
[Pokemon] [Great Tang] [Heartwarming Little SizI Story] In the winter of the eighth year of Zhenguan, a mystical treasure pavilion appeared out of nowhere in Chang'an's Western Market overnight. When constables approached it, a barrier sent them flying. Rumors of the "Haunted Building in the Western Market" spread through the whole city that very day. No one knew that what the shop dispensed wasn't fortune slips, but Pokemon. Princess Jinyang, Li Mingda, known as Little Sizi, sneaked out of the
16Reads—Score—Shelves
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One Piece: The Two-Year-Old Princess, the Straw Hat Pirates' Beloved, Revives Great Tang 海贼：两岁公主，草帽团宠振大唐
In the second year of the Zhenguan era, at the Daming Palace in Chang'an. The two-and-a-half-year-old Princess Jinyang, Li Mingda, nicknamed Little Si Zi, could barely speak clearly and always pronounced “yes” as “yie.” With her tiny legs pumping, she chased butterflies through the imperial garden and ran straight into a beam of white light that appeared out of nowhere. When she opened her eyes again, a salty sea breeze rushed against her face. She had fallen onto the harbor at Shells Town in th
10Reads—Score109Shelves