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Three Kingdoms: Summon Fan Lihua at the Beginning, and Then Revive the Han Dynasty
[Three Kingdoms, Summoning, Emperor's Struggle, System, Clouds of Beauties] I regret that Emperor Qin and Han Wu were slightly less talented in literature; Emperor Zong of Tang and Song Dynasty were slightly less elegant. The genius of the generation, Genghis Khan, only knew how to bend a bow and shoot at giant eagles. China's thousand-year history has produced numerous talents and heroes. What would happen if these talented heroes gathered together for an era? A modern boy, Liu Ke, travels back
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Three Kingdoms: This System Is a Bit of a Jerk
Political intrigue, vying for supremacy, and a world in chaos. What would happen if all the greatest emperors in Chinese history gathered in one place? Liu Fang accidentally transmigrates back to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and gains a golden finger, which can summon beauties, generals, treasures, and even figures from mythology and historical tales. But this System is a bit of a pain. It keeps making things harder for its Host, springing “surprises” on him at the drop of a hat! With the
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To Revive the Han Dynasty, I Am Liu Xun, the King of Nanzhong
Do you want to hear the story of the late Three Kingdoms? The modern boy Liu Xun accidentally traveled through time and became the sixth son of Liu Chan. He was named the King of Nanzhong. He pioneered in Nanzhong for five years and worked hard to manage it. In the summer of the fourth year of Jingyuan (263), in order to ascend the throne and express his destiny, Sima Zhao officially conquered Shu. At this time, Liu Xun knew that his opportunity had come. He was familiar with the Three Kingdoms
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Three Kingdoms: I, Liu Xie, Invite the Barbarians from All over to Die.
Three KingdomsStruggle for HegemonyPolicyOccasionally Funny Liu Xie traveled back to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and became Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty. At this time, Dong Zhuo was moving west to Chang'an. As a puppet, he was unwilling to live in inaction for the rest of his life. A man born in heaven and earth, how can he live in depression for a long time? Above the imperial court, he killed Dong Zhuo with one sword, established an unparalleled reputation, and began the Diaosi counteratta
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