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Books by 来一碗砂锅面
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Delta Force: I Only Play Battlefield Commander 三角洲：我只玩大战场指挥官
[Delta Force: Full Battlefield] [Winner Takes All] [Ensemble Cast] [Livestream Story] [National Tournament] [No Romance] [The Later Story Will Be Both Sweet and Heartbreaking] [Not a Power Fantasy] “Vote for the war criminal!” “If the commander loses, he'll turn into a catgirl.” “Can you say anything besides ‘push the point’?” “What gives you the right to command me?” “Commander, you're such a cutie.” While playing Delta Force, Lin Ran unexpectedly met Yang Tao, who was putting together a team,
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A Mythological Melting Pot 神话乱炖
A refugee fleet from the dying planet Nibiru descends upon the untamed Earth. Beneath the supreme leader Emperor Jun, the heads of every department harbor their own schemes: Sui Ren, Minister of Energy; Nuwa, head of the Biology Department; Fuxi, Minister of Information Resources; and Shennong, Chief Resource Officer and overall coordinator of the advance colonial force. On the barren planet called "Earth," they begin their struggle for power.
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Transmigrating into Mount and Blade: Breaking the Cycle of Power 穿越骑马与砍杀：打破权力怪圈
Fei Jian is playing Mount & Blade: Warband when he somehow transmigrates into the game character he created. No System, no golden finger. Can he thrive in the Middle Ages, where people devour one another, by relying on modern knowledge and this system? Or will he break free of it and reshape the world? The temptation of power! The allure of beauty! Everyone must face three great trials: life and death, honor and disgrace, success and failure. Now that he is playing this game in person, will he b
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Throwing Bombs into the History Section 向历史区投掷炸弹
[Pure Angst] [The Inherent Evil of Human Nature] [Discussions of History and Society] [Mobilization-Based View of History] [Historical Speculation] Study the relationship between Heaven and humanity, understand the changes from ancient times to the present, and create a school of thought of one’s own. This book is neither a hero-centered history nor a people-centered history. I believe both approaches view the rise and fall of dynasties from an external perspective. They do not look at things fr
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