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E'e's Diary: A Survival Guide to the Late Han Dynasty
My name is Liu Mu. I used to be an army medic, but an accident sent my soul back to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, and left me with a scar on my left cheek. Her name is Wang E. She’s a young lady who pinches every penny, always carries a ledger, and remembers even the details of my contract: “A thousand coins a month, not one less.” In the sixth year of Guanghe, outside Zhuo Commandery, she was handing out porridge when a riot broke out among the refugees. By chance, we met Liu Bei and Guan
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Live up to Zhaolie: Liu Chan's Son Gou Arrives in Nanzhong
In 263 AD, Jihan was destroyed, and the wheel of history rolled over Chengdu, leaving behind a bloody desolation. The Northern King Liu Chen and his family committed suicide in the Temple of the First Emperor, Jiang Wei's plan was defeated and he died, the prince Liu Xuan died in the war, and the entire Guan family was wiped out... Ji Han's last ray of fire seemed to be extinguished in the wind and rain. However, at this desperate moment, the arrival of an unexpected person made the Prince of th
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Falling into the Second Year of Chongzhen
Li Wenhao, a history graduate, submitted 137 resumes to no one, so he ended up donning a yellow vest to deliver food. Before the elevator fell, he was cursing "Mao Wenlong is a waste" in front of the B station video - the next second, he became Mao Wenlong himself. On May 30th of the second year of Chongzhen, there were less than five days left before Yuan Chonghuan carried out the imperial edict to kill Mao Wenlong in Shuangdao. A modern angry young man with a foul mouth was thrust into a cert
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Tianyuan Zhengding: from Refugee to Founding Emperor
In the 60th year of the Da Yao calendar, the empire of Founding III has shown signs of decline. The old emperor suffered a serious stroke, each of the four great nobles had his own agenda, and the four prince brothers were hostile to each other. After a palace coup, the prince was deposed, and the second prince raised an army to "Qingjun's side". From then on, the empire slipped into the abyss of division and war. The iron cavalry of the Northern Wilderness went south, and Shenjing fell; the Kin
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