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Marriage Health Checkup Report 婚姻体检报告
This is a story about "reality," and also a story about "performance." Three couples, three predicaments, brought into a cutting-edge project called the "Marriage Checkup Report." Led by mysterious tech fanatic Wen Shixu and the AI he developed, Qinse, the project uses AI to analyze marriages. Lin Ye and Su Xiao appear to be a "model couple," but each is secretly waging a battle of control and resistance within their marriage. Chen Jianguo and Li Xiufen's quiet middle-aged marriage conceals erec
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The Iron-Blooded Banshun Barbarians 铁血板楯蛮
From 1046 BC to 263 AD, the Cong people sang and danced as they routed five thousand Shang vanguard troops with just three hundred men, suffering no casualties. They helped Liu Bang launch a surprise attack along a hidden road and reclaim the Three Qins. Three thousand Ban Dun warriors smashed a thirty-thousand-strong Qiang cavalry rebellion, earning the title “Divine Soldiers.” Five thousand Ban Dun warriors used the Dragon-Trapping Formation to shatter an army of a hundred thousand Wei soldier
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With the Board-Shield Warriors, I Help the Blind Qin Conquer the Realm 【賨戈】我携板楯盲眼助秦平天下
The Ban Dun Man, a people forgotten by the history books, and the legend of how the Cong people helped Qin sweep across the Six Kingdoms with blind men wielding shields! [Blind from the start, but I can hear the heartbeat of all Qin] During the reign of King Huiwen of Qin, at the foot of Mount Shenlong in Guang'an, the young Cong Ge blinded himself to save his people and awakened the power of Earth Hearing. He could hear heartbeats three hundred paces away and predict his enemies' next moves. Us
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Thirteen Seals of the Earth Veins 地脉十三封
In 1243, Yu Jie built Daliang City, and the young Lu Chen carved the words, “This city is not for sale.” Thirty years later, Mongke’s campaign ended in defeat at Diaoyu Fortress. No one knew that what truly trapped the great dragon were thirteen seals on the ley lines deep within Huaying Mountain. Lu Chen, a keykeeper who feared the light, lived underground and operated its mechanisms. Jiang Du, a river ghost chief who feared the dark, commanded the waters through the war dance of the Ba people.
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