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- Bright Sword: Loading the Special Forces System from the Start 亮剑：开局加载特种兵系统 Li Yuanfang, a young man who had returned from abroad, joined the resistance against the Japanese. He never expected to be knocked unconscious on the battlefield on his very first day, only to be rescued by the New First Regiment. A man from the 21st century transmigrated into his body and loaded a Special Forces System. With the Special Forces System loaded, Li Yuanfang began his journey to becoming a legendary soldier. 6.5kReads8.5Score293Shelves
- The Great Tang's First Village Chief 大唐第一村长 Jiang Fan transmigrates by accident and becomes the village chief of Jinxi Village, outside Chang'an. As the head of the village, it's his responsibility to lead the villagers to prosperity. Li Shimin exclaims, “Jiang Fan is a monster.” Li Chengqian: “Jiang Fan is my brother.” Cheng Chumo: “Jiang Fan is the one person in the Tang Dynasty you absolutely mustn't provoke.” Empress Zhangsun: “Your Majesty, hurry up and arrange a marriage, and wed Changle to him. We absolutely cannot let the Cui fami 4.5kReads8.4Score271Shelves
- Espionage: I Can See the Labels on Other People 谍战：我能看到别人身上的标签 My name is Qi Sheng. Sheng, as in “to triumph over Heaven by half a move.” I can see the labels other people give me. Some call me a “handsome young man.” Others call me a “cold-blooded killer.” And some call me a “living King of Hell.” If anyone asked what label I’d give myself, I’d choose “Blood Crow,” the name that makes the Japanese invaders tremble at the mere mention of it. 206Reads7.5Score—Shelves
- Myriad Worlds Master Teacher System 万界名师系统 Zhang Han went to a small mountain village to teach, and activated the System on his very first day. What do you mean, his students are all emperors? Li Shimin became a model student who loved to study. When Zhu Yuanzhang saw Zhu Di as emperor, he immediately launched into a string of curses. Liu Bang may have been a rogue, but of all the emperors, he left behind the most grand and bold poetry. Qin Shi Huang opened with a question: “How many generations has my Great Qin lasted now?” —Reads—Score—Shelves
