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These Sentinels Are Seriously Unwell! 这些哨兵有大病！
The protagonist is Qin Zhao, a woman. Only when I ascended to the divine throne and looked back on the first half of my life did I understand: The so-called path to godhood is nothing more than forging a road where none exists, and bringing forth light from a place of utter annihilation. A few thoughts in response to the comments~~ 1. There is no baiting of male-male ships, and no BL couples. The reason the female protagonist becomes a man in the first instance is to express her determination
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History Livestream: From Prisoner to God 历史直播：从俘虏到神
[After a God Enters the Human Realm and Catches the Eye of a Mad Emperor and His Ministers!] Emperor Wu of Han clings to her, demanding eternal life: “Either share eternity with me, or we perish together!” Huo Qubing pursues the goddess with burning passion: “Look at me! Look at me! Look only at me!” A Yan: … Excerpt from “Volume Two: Huo Qubing on the Art of War” “Li Gan’s father, Li Guang, was a veteran general who served three reigns. In this battle against the Left Worthy Prince, his four t
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My Years as a Chang'an Street Vendor: Starting in Emperor Wu's Reign 我在长安摆摊那些年：汉武朝开始
I came to Chang'an to set up a fortune-telling stall and scrape by. Crookedly scrawled across the sign were four words: Yun Ying the Divine Fortune-Teller. I never expected my first customer to be the young general Huo Qubing. He said my handwriting was terrible, and then he started coming every day. Later, he became the man who brought me noodles every day, shielded me from trouble, and walked me home at dusk. The history books say he was a dazzling but short-lived shooting star, but with me,
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From the Start, I Had Nothing but a Prison Cart 开局一副囚车
When Lu Zheng woke up, he had become a Jie slave in a cage wagon, waiting to die. His wrists and ankles were shackled, and a wooden cangue was locked around his neck. He was being hauled away for sale like livestock. The escort officer said this batch would fetch a good price. Lu Zheng looked at the man's face, then at the loose rivet. He said nothing. That night, he escaped. He was with four other Jie who had escaped alongside him: five men, five horses, and two blades. Later, someone ask
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