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Books by 玉林峰
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A Loyal Soul of the Han: Yuan Shao 大汉忠魂：袁绍
A transmigrator becomes Yuan Shao during the Three Kingdoms era and faces the Battle of Guandu from the start. Without Yan Liang and Wen Chou, Yuan Shao still wins the battle through his cleverness, repeatedly crushing his formidable enemy Cao Cao. From then on, nothing can stop him. He takes the emperor hostage to command the feudal lords, defeats the many warlords, and unifies the realm. Cao Cao: Yuan Shao nearly angered me to death. Xun Yu: Yuan Shao left me completely stunned. Tian Feng:
341Reads—Score—Shelves
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Three Kingdoms: Bullying Zhao Yun, Stealing Sun Shangxiang, and Becoming King 三国：欺负赵云，截胡孙尚香称王
[Three Kingdoms] + [System] + [Transmigration] + [History] + [Blood-Pumping] Lü Bu transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and becomes Lü Bu, a cavalryman under Zhao Yun. Who would have thought he’d awaken a System and inherit Lü Bu’s strength, Yang Youji’s archery, and Gai Nie’s swordsmanship? From the start, he rampages through the Battle of Changban, steals the spotlight from Zhao Yun, single-handedly drives back hundreds of thousands of Cao Cao’s troops, and thrashes every famous general in
338Reads—Score—Shelves
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Guan Yunchang, Sage of Both Strategy and War 谋武双圣关云长
A young man from a later age has his soul transported into the body of Guan Yu, a famous general of the late Eastern Han. But from the start, he faces the looming disaster of his defeat at Maicheng. Luckily, Guan Yu awakens the Super Martial Sage System and foils Lu Meng's plan to cross the river in white robes before it can begin. He also deals with the two liabilities Mi Fang and Fu Shiren ahead of time, then launches a northern campaign that cuts through Cao Wei. Later, Guan Yu turns the tabl
112Reads6.1Score—Shelves
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Great Qin: Fusu Raises an Army to Seize the Throne, and Ying Zheng Cheers Him On 大秦：扶苏起兵夺位，嬴政叫好
Fusu transmigrates into the body of Prince Fusu, son of Ying Zheng. From the start, Zhao Gao forges an imperial edict ordering him to kill himself. Fortunately, Fusu thinks on his feet, tears up the edict, and later decisively raises an army to seize the throne. When Ying Zheng hears that Fusu has risen up to take the throne, he applauds. Zhao Gao: Fusu is even more cunning than the rest of us. Hu Hai: Is Fusu really that ruthless? Li Si: How can you, a Confucian apprentice, care so much about t
89Reads—Score—Shelves