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Books by 风尘野马
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My Entire Family Was Loyal to the Nation, Yet the Emperor Forced Me to Rebel 满门忠烈，皇帝却逼我造反
[Alternate History] War + political scheming + play the pig to eat the tiger + passion He is the son of a great general and the future master of the hundred-thousand-strong Xiao Army. The common people despise him, and everyone calls him a wastrel. Yet all of this is just a facade, meant to let him keep to his corner in peace. Unfortunately, a prince grows wary of him, and an assassination attempt follows. From then on, he no longer holds back. Once he sheds his disguise, he is a dragon among me
2.3kReads8.2Score133Shelves
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A Blunder in the Underworld Turned Me into a Female Zombie 地府工作失误，把我变成女僵尸
No System, single protagonist, comedy and high-octane action. A trainee ghost officer makes a mistake and takes Fan Li to the underworld, even though he still has eighty years left to live. By the time everything is cleared up, it’s too late. Fan Li’s body back in the human world has already been cremated. Fan Li wants to file a complaint and appeal, but the female ghost officer has powerful connections. With no other choice, Fan Li can only take her advice: borrow a corpse and return to lif
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The Abandoned Son-in-Law Becomes Emperor 弃婿封皇
A marriage long in the making. A grand scheme to kill his father and seize the family business. When he awakens from his dream, he is cast out. After a fateful encounter, he is reborn. He seeks no dominion over the martial world, only two or three brothers by his side. He will make this life count, repay blood debts in blood, and become a demon crowned emperor.
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I Just Don't Want the Throne, Not That I Can't Take It 皇位我只是不想，不是不能
Chu Ye transmigrates as a good-for-nothing prince. He had planned to stay out of the struggle and keep a low profile, so that whoever became emperor could grant him the title of an idle prince, with beautiful women around him and no worries about food or drink for the rest of his life. Who could have guessed that his maternal uncle, a powerful general with an army at his command, would suddenly decide to support Chu Ye in the succession struggle? As a result, Chu Ye, who had been living in comfo
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