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Books by Climbing Out of the Abyss
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Reborn as Xiang Yu: This Time, I Can't Lose 重生项羽，这波我必赢
Gaixia has fallen, and the cry of Chu songs surrounds them. Twenty-eight battered cavalrymen stand by the riverbank. The Western Chu Hegemon, Xiang Yu, is about to take his own life at the Wu River, bringing the final scene of the Chu-Han Contention to a close. The next moment, the soul of a modern history master's student and reserve soldier travels back through time and forcibly takes over his body! Blood sprays from his neck, but he refuses to die! “Ferry me across! Chu has not fallen!” With
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The Most Timid Person in School 全校最怂的人
The years of youthful recklessness should be carefree and full of joy. But I was trapped in school bullying. I once turned to a teacher for help, full of hope, but he told me to look for the cause within myself...
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Liu Bang Transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms: The Han Dynasty’s Founder Rises Again 刘邦穿三国：汉祖再起
Emperor Gaozu of Han dies in Changle Palace, but his heroic spirit passes into the body of Liu Xin, a down-and-out scholar in Zhuo County at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty. Just as the Yellow Turban Rebellion plunges the land into chaos, he brings with him the founding strategies and people-management skills of the late Qin. Starting with a local militia, he trains troops, suppresses bandits, and opens up farmland, advancing carefully at every step. His ideals clash with Liu Bei's, taking th
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Nuclear Wastewater Released into the Sea: The Apocalypse Begins 核污水排海：末世开始
In a parallel world, in 2023, an island nation dumped nuclear wastewater into the ocean that humanity depended on for survival. The ecosystem suffered severe damage, triggering a series of grave consequences...
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Chongzhen of the Great Ming: Reborn, I Won't Be the Last Emperor 大明崇祯：重生不做亡国君
In the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen reign, Zhu Youjian’s life ended on Coal Hill. With three feet of white silk, he brought the sixteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty and their realm to an end. But Heaven took pity on him, sending his soul back to the first day of the first year of the Chongzhen reign. At the time, Wei Zhongxian held power over the court, factional strife among the Donglin Party simmered beneath the surface, a great drought loomed over Shaanxi, and the Later Jin cavalry watch
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