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Books by 玄甲郎
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In the Tang Dynasty, I Eat Shrimp Without Blinking 大唐虾仁不眨眼
A top-tier star of modern stand-up comedy transmigrates to the Tang dynasty and turns the Zhenguan era upside down with his sharp tongue. He recruits Cheng Sanlang as his sidekick, makes Fang Yiai cry, and even turns Li Shimin into a die-hard fan of his jokes! Nonstop laughs from start to finish, while he lies flat and makes a fortune!
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Hongwu's Grandson: From the Start, I Set the Great Ming on Its Course 洪武长孙：开局定大明
Transmigrating as Zhu Xiongying, the legitimate eldest grandson of the Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang and the legitimate son of Crown Prince Yiwen Zhu Biao, he changes his certain death from the start and prevents the tragedy of the Jingnan Campaign from happening again. At twelve, he ascends the throne and personally takes charge of government. With an iron hand, he reforms the court, surveys the land and implements the Single Whip Law, controls the Yellow River and improves people's livelihoods,
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The Iron-Headed Princess's Consort Hasn't Been Steamed Alive Today Either 铁脑壳驸马今天也没被清蒸
After transmigrating into the body of a starving farmer in the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Xiaren only wants to grow enough potatoes to survive. Somehow, he ends up a duke and a royal son-in-law, while also helping Zhu Yuanzhang solve the whole nation's food shortage.
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Beneath the Peach Trees of Three Thousand Years, a Handful of Spring in the Mortal World 三千年桃下，一捧人间春
Peach Immortal Jian Xiaren has lost all his memories, and his remnant soul has only twenty-eight days left. The village is surrounded by a tide of corpses, and vengeful spirits are out for his life. Beneath an ancient peach tree at the village entrance, nearly dead, he burns his soul to draw talismans and fights for his life. He struggles against the countdown on a meager supply of wish power, carving out a path to survival amid strange happenings in the countryside; And in the brief lulls be
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