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Books by 越小峰的窝
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The Unruly Prince of the Tang Dynasty 大唐之混世异姓王
He is the only powerful prince of a different surname in all of the Tang Dynasty! He commands a hundred thousand cavalry in the north, able to sweep across the realm when advancing and keep a region safe when retreating! He has the power to rule the world, but no ambition to do so! "The Mohe are invading. With my son Lingyun holding the line, should I be afraid of them?" That is Li Yuan's confidence! "If we can't defeat the likes of Wang Shichong and Dou Jiande, send my sworn brother's thirty th
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Across Worlds: Battle the Races and Build a Divine Dynasty 横越异世：战万族，铸神朝
Chen Feng transmigrates into a strange Warring States world divided among powerful clans, where countless races stand side by side. Humanity is weak, demons and monsters run rampant, and the various nations vie for supremacy as the flames of war sweep across the land. Rising from humble beginnings, he uses his mortal body to knock on the gates of immortality, cultivates the supreme immortal path, slays the heroes of other races, and sweeps away the champions of rival nations. He conquers the wor
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The Young Laborer 打工小子
When facing reality, you and I are all insignificant as ants! When facing life, we all have to bend our backs! We have a few short decades in this life, passing through like travelers. You and I are ordinary people, yet we lead different lives along similar paths. Everyone has their own moments that shine. Do you still remember those few-yuan bottles of “cheap” beer? Can you still vividly recall drinking expensive red wine like water? Have the hardships of your youth been buried deep in your hea
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Great Qin: From Foot Soldier to Powerful Minister 大秦：卒行天下，终成权臣
Chen Linyue, a mercenary for eight years, gave his life during a desperate mission. When he opened his eyes again, his soul had transmigrated to the Warring States period, where he found himself an unknown foot soldier on a Qin siege battlefield. Flesh and blood flew, corpses piled up across the land. In an age of chaos, human life was worth less than grass. It was the desperate battle at Yiyang. The fate ordained by history lay before him: the centurion Heifu was supposed to die by an arrow on
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