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Books by Even the Great Ming Is Luo

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  1. Winds Rise in Aozong in the 17Th Century 17世纪风起澳宋 Historical779k WordsCompleted In 4202, the Republic of Dongxia discovers a vast deposit of mixed minerals in the desert and Gobi of the Northern Frontier. With Dongxia facing international isolation, the government immediately mobilizes people and supplies from across the country and sends them north. A special train packed with development personnel goes missing in a once-in-a-thousand-years blizzard after freight cars are improperly attached. The authorities search in vain for three months before giving up. The story of th 38Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  2. Global Flood: Start by Building a Cruise Ship Out of Wood 全球洪灾:开局就用建木造游轮 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse172k WordsOngoing [Apocalypse + Survival + Multiple Heroines + Evolution and Upgrading + Rebirth + No System + Farming + Not the Virgin + Hunger Games + Battle Royale + Copy] One day, a large number of towering trees with a height of more than 1,000 meters suddenly grew up all over the world. Easterners called them "building trees" and Westerners called them "world trees." Some people think that the appearance of these trees is the revival of spiritual energy, while others think it is a genetic mutation. Only Mu 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Transmigrating to the Ji Han Era as an Imperial Uncle, I Make the Han Great Again 穿越季汉当皇叔让大汉再一次伟大 Urban189k WordsOngoing Standing before you is Liu Ji, “the greatest architect of the Han Dynasty’s restoration,” “the emperor’s uncle,” “the Han’s champion weightlifter,” “the soldiers’ most beloved general,” “the man foreign powers fear most,” “the nightmare of capitalists and speculators,” “the founder of the Han Republic and the breaker of feudalism,” and “the Iron-Blooded Prime Minister.” “Since Emperor Zucheng, when Emperor Zhaolie raised his troops to restore the Han, 124 years have passed. By fortune, our Han 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves