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  1. Southern Song: With the Enemy Army at the Gates from the Start, I Go on a Sign-In Spree 南宋:开局大军压境,我疯狂签到 Historical251k WordsCompleted In the first year of the Baoqing era of the Southern Song, Pan Ren and Pan Bing draped the imperial yellow robe over Zhao Hong, who had failed in his bid for the throne. Taken in by their lies, Zhao Hong ascends the throne. But at daybreak, the 200,000 elite troops they had promised turn out to be barely a hundred fishermen and patrolmen. Zhao Hong faints in terror. When he wakes again, he regains his memories of a past life and obtains a once-a-day sign-in System. “These mere pretender emperors 3.7kReads5.9Score170Shelves
  2. Southern Song: Kaka, Your Loyalty System Is Now Online 南宋:卡卡,你的忠诚系统已上线 Historical417k WordsCompleted Quan Huan, courtesy name Tinghui, childhood nickname Kaka, is the younger brother of Empress Dowager Quan Jiu. People have given him the nickname “Little Ah Dou of Lin'an.” In the first year of the Deyou era, Bayan personally leads an army of two hundred thousand south, and the Southern Song dynasty begins its final countdown. Yet the Southern Song court appoints treacherous turncoats like Liu Mengyan and Chen Yizhong as chief and deputy chancellors, as well as commissioners for military affairs 2.9kReads6.7Score154Shelves
  3. Body-Swapping, Starting with Giving Up My Seat 互穿从让座开始 Urban189k WordsCompleted Zhao Mengjin: “The day is clear and bright, the breeze gentle and pleasant. I looked up at the vastness of the cosmos, then down and saw an old man without a seat, so I courteously gave him mine, which is enough to...” Leader: “Speak plainly!” Zhao Mengjin: “I gave an old man my seat on the way here, so I arrived right on the dot.” This is the story of a young man seeking unpaid wages, told along two parallel paths: one in the world of The Return of the Condor Heroes, and the other in a world wh 4Reads—Score—Shelves