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Books by 戍边守土
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Warhammer: I Passed the Civil Service Exam, but My Posting Is in 40K 战锤：考公上岸但是单位在40K
[No harem] [The villains are intelligent] [A steady stream of dark humor] [Warhammer 40K fan fiction] [Warhammer fan fiction] Huang Yiren was just an ordinary office drone, until he ran into a weasel spirit one evening after work. From then on, his life took a different turn... “...Young man, you, ” “Are weasel spirits all this international now? You even wear a laurel wreath?” “...I...” “Do I look more like a civil servant or a rich second-generation kid?” “...Young man, use your imagination.
10.9kReads8.4Score1.3kShelves
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Warhammer: Everyone Raises Xenos, So Why Am I the Only One Getting Arrested? 战锤：都在养异形凭什么只抓我？
After transmigrating into Warhammer 40K, Huang Yiren says this is going to be a tough one. From the start, he is an Inquisitor's aide holding a replica Rosette, but the good times don't last long. His boss dies, the ship explodes, and wanted posters are plastered all over the hive. Luckily, the System comes through and opens an interdimensional marketplace. He goes to Star Wars and buys clones. Three thousand soldiers solve his urgent problems. He goes to Kamino to order equipment. Huang Yir
10.1kReads—Score1.3kShelves
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Late Ming: Flesh-and-Blood Ascension Versus Cyber Taoist Arts 明末：血肉飞升大战赛博道术
After transmigrating to the late Ming Dynasty, Huang Yiren thought he’d landed in a Chongzhen Emperor drama. Then he opened the door and found himself in a Cthulhu-punk world. The Ming here doesn’t cultivate immortality. It practices “cybernetic Daoist arts.” And the Later Jin don’t ride horses. They ride “flesh aberrations.” Every transmigrator who came before him had their own System. They all died together in the Battle of Shanhai Pass, breaking the world in the process. Now, ownerless Syst
239Reads—Score144Shelves
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The Loyal Soul Endures 忠魂依旧
Strictly realistic military fiction, with no female lead. Tactics are suited to the late Ming dynasty and draw on Ji Xiao Xin Shu. There are no modern transmigrator tactics or technology trees, and the characters are never made foolish for the sake of the plot. In the upheaval of 1644, the Chongzhen Emperor died for his country. Huang Jinzhong, a company commander in the Divine Engine Battalion, and Qian Wei, a company commander in the Embroidered Uniform Guard, led sixty battered survivors in a
25Reads—Score—Shelves