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Books by 瘸腿蟹

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  1. My Brother and I Venture into Great Ming, and from the Start, We Fish Up Empress Ma 我和兄弟闯大明,开局钓到马皇后 Historical1.2M WordsCompleted (The rating just came out, so it's still a little low.) (The protagonist is Chen Piao. He has a golden finger, and this is mainly a lighthearted, satisfying read.) Chen Piao and Chu He accidentally transmigrate to the Ming Dynasty. One awakens the Container Blind Box System. The other awakens the Fishing System. The two originally planned to live in seclusion in the mountains. Who could have guessed that Chu He would fish up two people? As a liberal arts student, Chen Piao recognizes them as Emp 6.9kReads7.6Score386Shelves
  2. The Outcast: Xia He Is My Little Sister 一人:夏禾是我妹妹 Male-Channel Fanfiction177k WordsOngoing This novel has no System and one female lead. The heroine is not Xia He, so please don’t read if that bothers you. Chen Piao transmigrates into the world of The Outcast and becomes a three-year-old child. He’s on the verge of freezing to death, and to make matters worse, he has a little tagalong with him. Fortunately, they meet an old Taoist priest on the road, who takes them both in at a temple. He not only feeds them, but also teaches them skills. Chen Piao originally thought this was how thin 11Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. After Being Exiled, the Princess Asked Me to Join Her Rebellion 流放之后,公主拉我去造反 Historical117k WordsOngoing One female lead + infrastructure building On the road to exile, everyone else waits to die. I farm. The System gave me an empty city. I grow my own food, make my own weapons, and forge my own armor. The disgraced princess asks me, "Are you planning a rebellion?" I say, "This is called rural revitalization." Everyone laughs at me. An exiled criminal with a group of old, weak, sick, and disabled followers thinks he can set himself up as king beyond Shanhai Pass? In three years, I build six border 3Reads—Score—Shelves