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Books by 遵循随心
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The Great Tang's Greatest Tech Magistrate 盛唐最强科技县令
Li Yu, a PhD in engineering, transmigrates to the ninth year of the Wude era and becomes the magistrate of Jingyang County, where he binds himself to the Civilization Advancement System. It is just before the Xuanwu Gate Incident, with Turkic forces at the Wei River. Faced with famine-stricken lands and barbarian tribes lying in wait, Li Yu uses modern technology to turn things around: - He ends famine with hybrid rice. - He saves Empress Zhangsun with homemade penicillin. - He forges Tang saber
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Zhenguan General Store: From the Start, I Saved Empress Zhangsun 贞观杂货铺：开局救活长孙皇后
A top student at a modern university of traditional Chinese medicine and a history enthusiast, he transmigrates to Chang'an in the first year of Emperor Taizong's Zhenguan era (627), after an unexpected car accident. He becomes the owner of a failing general store in a corner of Chang'an's Western Market in the early Zhenguan era. Just as he begins to worry about making a living in this unfamiliar age, the Civilization Seed General Store System activates! As he gazes at the System's shop, brimmi
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Beneath the Ruins: Facing the Dawn With My Archenemy 废墟之下：与死对头共赴黎明
A sudden meteor shower, carrying unknown and deadly radiation, destroys the order of human civilization. Zombies run rampant, disasters rage, and survivors struggle to stay alive in despair. Su Wan, a gifted student in both biology and medicine, fights to survive the chaos as disaster erupts, only to discover that her body has developed an unusual resistance to radiation and can even faintly sense the energy of living things. More unsettling still, Gu Jin, the mysterious “mortal enemy” who alway
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The Tang Dynasty's Governor of Asia 大唐亚洲州长
Zhang Yi, a 28-year-old local civil servant well versed in international politics and public administration, accidentally transmigrates to Chang’an in the early Zhenguan era. He binds to the “Ultimate Governance System.” By completing governance missions, he unlocks modern knowledge, technical blueprints, and a real-time global map. He also proposes a revolutionary idea to Li Shimin: “Rather than be the Heavenly Khan to whom all nations pay tribute, why not become the ‘greatest governor,’ ruling
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