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Books by 铁笔刀客
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Tales of Turmoil in Northern Han 北汉风云录
This novel is planned to run for more than three million characters. Its elements include [Western Han + transmigration + no System + farming + miracle doctor + business + Rome + Parthia + Xiongnu + cavalry + invincibility + Wang Mang + Liu Xiu + Yin Lihua + Imperial Guard + apocalypse + starving refugees + industrialization + strategy + court politics + Greenwood bandits + Red Eyebrows + thieves + bandits]. It’s not a brainless story: both Wang Mang and Liu Xiu come to seek support. What can Wa
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I Transmigrated into the Apocalypse and Taught the Villains of the Late Han to Turn Over a New Leaf 穿越即末世,教汉末群凶重新做人
Dong Zhuo: “I spent a year making plans, and my Xiliang army took only a hundred heads? Heavens above!” Cao Cao: “My merit-based appointment decree was plagiarized by shameless people. All I got was nothing!” Lü Bu: “Chan’er, pack up. Let’s go back home. That’s the only true paradise on earth.” This book has it all: transmigration, becoming emperor, ascending the throne, restoring the dynasty, the Han court, the Eastern Han, the end of the Han, Emperor Ling, Emperor Xian, border troops, and comm
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The Song Dynasty’s Bianjing Wordsmith 大宋汴京鬻文郎
Yan Xu: “General Yue, have you met that Jin Wushu? How is the war going? What are the casualties?” Yue Fei: “I met him. We were lucky to win. More than five hundred of my men were wounded, and ninety-nine were killed!” Yan Xu: “What? Does Jin Wushu have three heads and six arms? Why weren't there zero casualties?” Yan Xu: “Don't take offense, General Yue. I was too harsh. Now that the Jin army has retreated, you can hand over your military duties and come do odd jobs at the newspaper office!” At
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The Carefree Life of a Bandit Stronghold's Academy Headmaster 在土匪窝开书院当山长的逍遥日子
I was stabbed by a bandit underling who'd lost money. Then the Yan siblings, who were living in the bandits' lair, saved me. There's no question of it: kindness is kindness, and vengeance is vengeance. Whatever happens, let's wipe out the bandits first. But in this world, plenty of people are driven to rebellion by corrupt officials or forced into prostitution. No one is born a bandit. Maybe I'll open an academy. We have the silver we got from wiping out the bandits, after all. Oh, and as for th
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