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Zilong's Good Plan: the War of the Three Kingdoms
"Zilong's Strategy: War of the Three Kingdoms" takes Zhao Yun's legendary life as its bones and his troubled times as his soul. It breaks through the single label of "victorious general" in traditional narratives and focuses on his neglected military strategies and troubled times choices. Changshan Zhending was a passionate young man who bravely joined the army with his hometown, but he saw through Yuan Shao's ambition and Gongsun Zan's limitations. Not only did he use a long spear to break th
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Master of the Vulture Palace
"The Master of the Vulture Palace" continues the previous story of "Dragon" and focuses on the turbulent years when the young witch first took charge of the Vulture Palace. At that time, Xiaoyaozi left, leaving behind a huge foundation and a mysterious "talisman of life and death". Sixteen-year-old Wu Xingyun used thunderous means to calm the excitement in the palace and subdue the forces of Thirty-six Holes and Seventy-two Islands that were ready to move, but he also suffered from the reputatio
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Biography of Guo Huang
"The Legend of Guo Huang" takes over the previous story of "The Legend of Heaven and Sword of the Dragon", focusing on the ups and downs of the world and the tragedy of family and country before and after the destruction of Xiangyang City. Guo Jing and Huang Rong led a group of heroes to defend Xiangyang, but they were attacked by beggar gang traitors and the Mongolian army from both inside and outside. When the city was broken, Guo Fu died in battle and Guo Jing died in battle. Huang Rong, carr
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New Journey to the West Legend
"New Journey to the West" continues the story of "Journey to the West" after learning the scriptures, focusing on the new adventures of the four masters and disciples who have become Buddhas and the newly born stone monkey "Shi Er" from the East China Sea. In Chang'an City, Sun Wukong noticed something strange in the East China Sea, and went with Tang Seng, Bajie, and Sha Seng, and met Shi Er, who had the same origin as him. Unexpectedly, the old Taoist of Zhongnan Mountain (actually transform
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