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Books by 小鸽子123
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Three Kingdoms: I Foretell the Future to Zhuge Liang 三国：我向诸葛亮预知未来
[No System, political intrigue, Romance of the Three Kingdoms style, reviving the Han, lighthearted] Li Hua, a college graduate, transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era while hiking. It is the twelfth year of Jian'an, just as Liu Bei makes his famous three visits. Li Hua has only read Romance of the Three Kingdoms. He knows nothing about actual history or inventions, and he has no unparalleled strategic genius, so he tells Zhuge Liang about the future. Using his superhuman intellect, Zhuge Liang
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The Fortress Emperor Is Gone, But Doesn't He Have a Son? 堡宗没了，不还有儿子么
Programmer Zhu Yu dies from overwork, only to transmigrate into the Ming prince Zhu Qiyu, the unlucky “Ming Emperor Daizong” who historically served as regent for his brother before meeting a gruesome end? Emperor Daizong? Even a dog wouldn’t take that job. The carefree life of a prince is the ultimate dream! But fate has no patience for his protests: the Tumu Crisis erupts, the Zhengtong Emperor becomes a captive of the Oirat, 200,000 elite troops are wiped out, and the capital is on the brink
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Travelogue of the Eastern Continent 东陆游记
Influenced by his older brother, Chu Tiansong set off to travel across the Eastern Continent. He encountered all sorts of interesting things along the way and wrote them down. This book may be a little dull, so readers can decide for themselves whether to give it a try.
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My Uncle Is Nine Thousand Years Old 我叔九千岁
In the twenty-first year of the Wanli reign, the blood-soaked battle for Pyongyang raged on, the smoke of war had only just cleared from Ningxia, the Ming treasury lay empty, and famine victims filled the land. Wei Nian'an transmigrated here and struggled to survive with his uncle, Wei Si. "Nephew, I'm going into the palace to gamble on that Nine-Thousand-Year-Old!" "Uncle, then I'll stay outside the palace and help you rise!" That year, the Ming dynasty wasn't beyond saving yet, and the campaig
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