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Books by 益言堂
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Great Ming: I, a Jinyiwei, Hunt Down Transmigrators 大明：我，锦衣卫，专杀穿越者
After transmigrating into the Ming Dynasty as a member of the Embroidered Uniform Guard, he makes a specialty of killing fellow transmigrators who alter history! Armed with a spoiler System, he plays a deadly game right under Zhu Yuanzhang's nose. A Ming Dynasty version of Werewolf is underway: Who is a true native, and who is an interloper rewriting history?
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When the Supernatural Returns, He Goes Insane and Ascends to Godhood 诡异复苏，他靠发疯封神
He’s a lunatic chosen by the System. She’s the nation’s last trump card. Shen Yan was reborn the day before the supernatural resurgence began, and bound to a “Get Stronger by Going Crazy” System. He died an unjust death in his last life. This time, he’s decided to take out the whole world. When a red-clad ghost roams the campus, Shen Yan chases her for three streets with a cleaver, livestreaming the whole thing. When an S-rank supernatural event breaks out, he holds a concert at the scene an
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Suppressing Demons in Great Qian: My History Is Full of Bugs 大乾镇魔：我的历史全是bug
In the Great Qian Dynasty, demons have stolen the throne. The history books say that the Martial Saint Guan Shanyue “attended the meeting alone with a single blade and shook all of China.” In truth, he transformed into a three-headed, six-armed man-eating demon and devoured a hundred thousand soldiers of the Zhao family. The history books say that the Poetry Immortal Li Bai “spoke a single line, and half of the High Tang era was born.” In truth, he used demonic music to ensnare souls, turning
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The Qin Empire: Ying Zheng’s Comeback 大秦帝国：赢政的逆袭
He is the “Qin dog” reviled on the streets of Handan, a pawn in his mother’s game against the powerful, and a rare commodity Lü Buwei keeps waiting to sell at the right price. He returned to Qin at nine, took the throne at thirteen, assumed personal rule at twenty-two, and swept across the Six States at thirty-eight. Through thirty years of patience and struggle, Ying Zheng brought the world beneath his feet. He abolished the feudal domains and established commanderies and counties, standardize
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