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Books by 隐于深秋
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The New Son of Heaven of the Three Kingdoms 三国新天子
History is written by the victors, but only those who lived through it know the truth. An ordinary modern man is accidentally transported to the most turbulent era in Chinese history. He becomes the most unfortunate emperor of the late Han, witnessing countless truths buried beneath the dust of history. He came. He saw. He changed everything. The new emperor Xian of the Three Kingdoms is no longer a tragic footnote in history books. He is a true Son of Heaven, commanding the world and holding it
113Reads6.2Score—Shelves
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The New Ma Chao of the Three Kingdoms 三国新马超
In history, he was neither a loyal minister nor a filial son. Now, he's a filial son, but certainly no loyal minister. History says he was a peerless warrior. These days, he prefers schemes and intrigues to killing and arson. History says he was ambitious and skilled in both letters and arms. Now, he shamelessly admits that both are true. History says he wasn't a mighty general, but a renowned warrior. These days, he does indeed command a hundred thousand Western Liang Iron Cavalry and looks dow
12Reads7.4Score—Shelves
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Ruling the Three Kingdoms with Famous Generals 带着名将混三国
Across five thousand years of Chinese history, countless brilliant generals and ingenious strategists have shone brightly. The Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han dynasty is a history that captures the imagination. He brought the two together, ushering in a dazzling new era.
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Three Kingdoms: With Three Thousand Xiliang Iron Cavalry from the Start, How Could I Lose? 三国：开局三千西凉铁骑，怎么输？
Historically, he was neither a loyal subject nor a dutiful son. Now, he’s a dutiful son, but by no means a loyal subject. History says he was peerlessly brave. Now, he prefers schemes and trickery to killing and arson. History calls him ambitious, a man of both letters and arms. Now, he shamelessly admits to both. History says he wasn’t a fierce general, but a formidable hero. Now, he does indeed command a hundred thousand Xiliang Iron Cavalry and looks down upon the world. But the reason he’s d
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