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Books by 弑君者9527
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The Bloodslayer’s World 弑血江湖
This story takes place around the An Lushan Rebellion during the Tang Dynasty. The government officials in the story are mostly portrayed according to historical records. The story focuses on the grudges and passions of the martial world at the time, while avoiding contradicting the course of history. All martial artists and events in the story are fictional. The martial world is all about grudges and passions, and there are no absolute heroes or villains. There are only the many faces of life,
476Reads—Score—Shelves
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Cold Blades Forged from Black Iron, Green Steel Swords Cleaving Through the Martial World 玄铁铸寒刃青锋斩江湖
An assassin! A terrifying profession. Once you enter this line of work, your fate is sealed. If you want to survive, you have to keep killing until they fear you, until they dare not come near. But that will only delay your death, because sooner or later someone stronger than you will appear, and you will die by their blade. Unless you can defy fate...
238Reads—Score—Shelves
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Bloodbath of Jiangnan 弑血江湖之血洗江南
The martial world has no distinction between good and evil. When everyone wants to kill you, you are the villain. When everyone fears you, naturally, you are the hero! A blade is a weapon for killing. Once drawn, it will take a life. Either you die or I do; there is no third choice.
148Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Rift in Time and Space: I Transmigrated to Ancient Times to Unite the World 时空裂痕我穿越到古代欲一统世界
Han Xiaolong transmigrates to the Southern Song dynasty. Using his modern knowledge, he builds guns and cannons, unifies the Chinese mainland, drives out the Jin, destroys Goryeo and annihilates Japan... He gathers wives and concubines along the way, while facing danger at every turn, writing a stirring tale of world conquest. But is he the only person to have transmigrated? Clearly not...
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The Dark Tower 暗黑之塔
A magnificent Eastern mythology, crafted with all our heart for our readers. This story has absolutely no connection to traditional Chinese folk mythology. Everything is fictional and takes place in our own world of gods and demons. Fans of true tales about gods and demons won’t want to miss it.
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