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Books by 灯下砚
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Please Don’t Explain Movies to Aliens 请不要向外星人解释电影
In 2050, a defeated alien escape ship hurtled toward the solar system. They intercepted old footage from Earth, recorded more than thirty years earlier. In it, humans destroyed planets, reignited the sun, transmigrated through black holes, and launched a counterattack against an alien homeworld. But to humanity, those were just movies. The fugitives couldn’t understand: Why had a civilization that had not yet truly ventured beyond its home planet simulated cosmic wars, doomsday disasters, and th
4.3kReads5.4Score358Shelves
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Three Kingdoms: The Heroes Are Reborn, but Liu Bei Is the Only One Who Doesn’t Know 三国：群雄重生，只有刘备不知道
Cao Cao died once, then woke up in the first year of Xingping. Lü Bu had come back too. The first thing he did was feel his neck and figure out how many years he had left before White Gate Tower. Yuan Shao began preparing for Guandu ahead of time. Yuan Shu kept his eyes fixed on the Imperial Seal, while Sun Ce started calculating the date of his own death... Every great warlord under heaven had been given another life, carrying memories of their previous one. Only Liu Bei knew nothing. While eve
3.1kReads—Score300Shelves
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Three Kingdoms: I’m Liao Hua, and I Join Lü Bu from the Start 三国：我廖化，开局投吕布
Modern-day wage slave Liao Yuan wakes up one day as Liao Hua, a defeated Yellow Turban soldier. With the realm on the brink of collapse and warlords rising everywhere, he refuses to bow his head and accept his fate. Starting as a defeated soldier, he gathers scattered troops, seizes supply routes, and enters Lu Bu's service. Through ruthless tactics and exceptional strategic insight, he fights his way to a place in the chaos of the Three Kingdoms. Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Yuan Shao, and Sun Ce: the her
1.3kReads—Score124Shelves
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The AI Worth Trillions at My Company Was Written by My Eunuch Ancestor 我家万亿市值AI是祖上太监写的
At the age of twelve, Xu Huaien entered the palace. He had no official rank and no military power. All he had was his ability to remember people, events, and mistakes. Little by little, he developed a strange method for investigating matters: if you don't know something, don't fill in the gaps; if accounts differ, don't force them to fit together; if the outcome changes, first look for the conditions that have newly appeared. Later, this method came to Wei Zhongxian's attention and became entang
34Reads—Score100Shelves
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Your Majesty, That 3,000-Word Memorial Really Only Says One Thing 陛下，三千字奏折其实就一句话
The Xiping Granary submitted a memorial nearly three thousand characters long, all to request the purchase of three hundred sacks. After reading it, Li Mingzhou, an eighth-rank clerk at the Tongzheng Institute, wrote just one sentence: The sacks can wait. What they really want is for His Majesty not to inspect the granary for seven days. When Emperor Xiao Chengzhao read that sentence, Li Mingzhou's quiet days came to an end. Why was a granary clerk who had been dead for three years still signing
3Reads—Score106Shelves