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Books by Granny Lai of Yuntian Prefecture
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Wolf King of Northern Wei: Three Hundred Death-Defying Warriors Conquer the World 北魏狼王，三百死士杀穿天下
[The most hard-hitting Northern and Southern Dynasties power struggle novel of 2026] This era was darker than the chaos of the Five Barbarians, yet more magnificent than Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Tuoba Yu transmigrates to Northern Wei as the illegitimate son of the Great General who Guards the North. It's hell mode from the start: His mother is demoted to slave, he is driven from his home, and then sent to guard Wolfhead Fortress, a place where death is certain! Facing fifty thousand Rouran
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My Student Is the Emperor 我的学生是皇帝
Science PhD Zhang Chen dies suddenly after working overtime and transmigrates to the Great Qian Dynasty, where he becomes the hapless tutor of a puppet child emperor. From the start, he has to face assassination attempts and the Empress Dowager's probing, but luckily, he activates the Emperor-Training Sign-In System! Help the student with his homework? No, I teach him to use data analysis to expose corrupt officials! Do crafts with the student? No, we use battlefield simulations to crush the gre
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The Age of Rust: My Spiritual Root Can Devour Radiation 锈蚀纪元：我的灵根能吞噬辐射
Genetic collapse. The corrosion of civilization. This is an age shrouded in towering walls and radioactive dust. My name is Lin Ye. I am the lowliest good-for-nothing in this wasteland cage, a sacrifice my family is willing to make just to stay alive. When they force my beloved older sister to sign a blood-red marriage contract, I choose to enter the death zone everyone fears. They don't know that the radiation capable of melting steel is the sweetest food imaginable to me! From this day on, I f
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My Poems Slay Gods: I Write the Dynasty’s Downfall in Prison 诗成即斩神：我在牢里写崩王朝
Chen Song, a socially anxious short-video scriptwriter, transmigrates and gets thrown in prison on his very first day for writing a single character wrong. In this world where literature holds power, poetry can unleash bloodshed, and even cursing a corrupt official can trigger a backlash of literary energy. The System tells him he can go home after serving a total of 30 days, but the timid man can barely bring himself to yell at a prison guard. Who could have guessed that his casual remark, “His
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