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Legends of the Three Kingdoms’ Greatest Figures 三国风云人物群英传
Explore the familiar heroes and fierce generals of the Three Kingdoms from a fresh perspective, drawing on historical records, classic romances, their paths to greatness, the battles that made their names, how later generations judged them, and all sorts of unofficial tales. What was Cao Cao like in private? What were Zhuge Liang's odd habits? Why was Guan Yu deified? Three Kingdoms fans, don't miss this.
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The Hundred Deaths Game 百死游戏
Clear one hundred games, and you can ascend to godhood and fulfill the deepest desire in your heart. Wealth, power, a life beyond mortal limits... even awakening the dead from eternal slumber.
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Ten Years a Workhorse, Ready to Take On My Parachuted-in Boss 十年牛马硬刚空降恶上司
Yang Xu, a veteran technician with ten years of experience, is saddled with the blame by an outsider who parachutes in as his new boss. He carefully gathers evidence and fights back, only to get drawn into a multimillion-yuan project, workplace factional struggles, and a case involving corporate espionage. How will this longtime workhorse face one raging storm after another?
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The Haunting Beside Me: I Raise Ghosts and Reap the Consequences 诡在我身边：我养诡为患
#Supernatural Suspense #No Female Lead, No System #No Saintly Do-Gooder, No Naive Hero I returned to the village for a funeral, only to discover that the entire village was afraid of me. A door in the west wing of the old family home was sealed with blackened talismans. Every night at midnight, fingers slipped through the crack and tugged at my clothes. A black dog at the eastern end of the village guarded the entrance every night. It never barked twice, only stared fixedly at the courtyard of m
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Twin Phoenixes on a Silk Fan 生绡画扇盘双凤
Lotus leaves fill the depths of the pond, and a twin lotus blooms upon one leaf. Their fates should have been entwined like twin lotuses, inseparable. Yet, at some point, the paths of their lives began to diverge. What must a woman endure to grow from a chivalrous heroine, well versed in military texts and highly skilled in martial arts, into a steady general holding the reins of the army? And what must she endure to grow from a gifted scholar, widely read and knowledgeable about past and presen
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