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Rebirth of Machiavellian Officialdom
New works are released. You can go to Tomato Novel to read my works. I hope you all like them. Your attention is the motivation for my writing. I will try my best to tell every story!
248Reads6.5Score—Shelves
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The King at the Pinnacle of Officialdom Is Revived
New works are released. You can go to Tomato Novel to read my works. I hope you all like them. Your attention is the motivation for my writing. I will try my best to tell every story!
236Reads6.3Score—Shelves
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The Game-Breaker at the Top of the Official Career
Zhao Nanfeng is an experienced veteran who has been in the officialdom for many years. But he was reborn This time, he not only has the medical skills to treat difficult and complicated diseases, but also has insight into the complex network of relationships in the officialdom. Zhao Nanfeng's official career is destined to be extraordinary. Every break is a self-transcendence Every choice is a baptism of the soul In an official world full of variables and challenges, how will he write his own of
176Reads6.9Score—Shelves
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The Official Rise of Special Forces
Song Mingfeng, a hero of the special forces, was unexpectedly reborn and returned to his youth. He used his experience in his previous life to show his outstanding talents in both the military and official fields, overcame many challenges, and finally became the pillar of the country. His counterattack in life is inspiring.
22Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Imperial Court in Time Travel Forced Me to Rebel
Han Yanzhi, a 21st century military doctor, accidentally traveled through time. Faced with his father's unjust death, faced with being sent to the frontier Facing an existential crisis and facing powerful ministers How Han Yanzhi broke the situation Let's see how he completes his counterattack step by step Let's see how he writes his own legend
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Undercurrent on the Blade
The unknown heroes who devoted themselves silently during the Anti-Japanese War danced on the tip of the knife every day, wandered between life and death, and battled wits and courage with the enemy. It was the touch of Chinese red that allowed them to unswervingly support the beliefs and beliefs in their hearts.
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