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Books by Ask Heaven in the Falling Rain
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The Resistance War: The Dragon Strikes in 1937 抗战蛟龙亮剑1937
[Hardcore transmigration · Full-blooded resistance war · No golden finger] If you’re looking for a System-based story, look elsewhere. Not for readers under sixteen! [No female lead · Pure brotherhood and passion · Tactical mind games · Meticulous equipment research] Special forces elite Chen Feng transmigrates into besieged Nanjing in 1937! Before the smoke of battle even rises, political intrigue is already aflame. At the national defense conference that will decide Nanjing’s fate, he faces ca
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America: The Soldier's Wife Is So Enthusiastic 美利坚：大兵媳妇太热情了
Once a brilliant military doctor in the U.S. Army, he suddenly finds himself a broke auto mechanic in the suburbs of Los Angeles. He starts out $30,000 in debt, with nothing but: A garage with nothing but wrenches; Street punks and gangsters showing up to pick a fight; And the blonde housewife next door, whose husband is stationed in Iraq and whose eyes are always filled with loneliness and longing. Faced with a nightmare from the start, Zhang Daming simply smiles. His godlike medical skills can
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War of Resistance: The Sons of Shanhai 抗战之汕海儿郎
[No System] [Parallel Universe] [No Dumbing Down] [War-Torn Era, Explosive Military Growth] [Regular Updates Have Resumed] The southern frontier is drenched in blood, but the spirit of Guangdong lives on! Chen Haisheng, commander of the Red Dragon Squad in the Republic's elite Jiaolong Assault Team, was gravely wounded and fell into a coma while escorting a convoy in Somalia. When he woke, he had somehow transmigrated to 1937 and become a Guangdong Army company commander named Lin Haisheng. His
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The Messenger of Chang'an, 763 长安的信使763
[Completed short story] [Historical fiction] [A grand world seen through the eyes of ordinary people] “An empire collapses upon the throne and is reborn in the mud. It has never been held up by the carved beams of the Golden Hall, but by the worn-out straw sandals of countless Zhang Erlangs. They do not run in search of a place in the history books, only toward the faint glimmer of survival.” In the darkest of times, an ordinary citizen of Chang’an shows extraordinary courage and a simple, stead
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