Fanqie catalogue
Books by Confucius Said 567
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Three Kingdoms: From Laborer in Xinye to Lord of All Under Heaven 三国：从新野打工人到天下共主
Li Fei, an operations director at a major internet company, dies suddenly and transmigrates to Xinye during the Three Kingdoms era, where he becomes the lowest-ranking officer in Liu Bei's army, responsible for ten men and their farmland. He has no combat skills, no family connections, and only nine soldiers under his command. Their weapons are rusted, and their food is almost gone. His only advantage is the knowledge of a future age and a heart that refuses to give up. He buries bamboo whistles
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My Lifebound Treasure Is a Safe Zone 我的本命法宝是安全区
After transmigrating to a cultivation world where the strong prey on the weak, Li Changshou awakens his life-bound magic treasure: an utterly ordinary house. Other people's treasures can cleave stars and split the Heavenly River. His house can only shield him from wind and rain, and even comes with a property deed. Li Changshou thinks that's just fine. He plans to lie low until the end of time. Then the demon beasts attack the city, chaos engulfs the sect, and he accidentally points his safe hou
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The Greatest Strategist of Chu and Han 楚汉第一谋圣
Lin Mo, a graduate student in history, wakes up to find himself as Fan Zeng, a strategist during the Chu-Han Contention. A seventy-year-old man, full of brilliant schemes, yet destined to smash his jade goblet at the Feast at Hong Gate and die of a carbuncle on his back amid suspicion and mistrust. Run away? Xiang Yu will catch up with him. Fight back? That would be suicide. Lin Mo takes a deep breath and holds up three fingers. “Three rules: you have to listen to me, you can’t kill me, and firs
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The Prince of Yan's Diary 燕王日记
Lin Mu, a history graduate student, died suddenly and woke up as King Hui of Yan, the “big loser” who fell for a wedge strategy and drove Yue Yi away. As soon as he takes the throne, someone advises him to replace his general. His inner voice says: I know this script. Replace him, and next comes the Fire Ox Formation and the annihilation of the entire army. So he makes his decision on the spot: “Yue Yi stays. I trust him.” Qi's plot to sow discord is over before it even begins. Armed with a h
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