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Rebirth: Return to the Tang Dynasty and Become a Prince
Li Muchen, a genius who became famous at a young age and was not seen in a century in the hot summer, was killed because of his misunderstanding. Traveling through thousands of years and returning to the prosperous age of Zhenguan, he became the well-known waste prince. From then on, the real dragon entered the sea, the tiger returned to the forest, defeated all kinds of dissatisfaction, and created the eternal empire that is the best in the ages! "Since you live, you can't live in vain. Either
129Reads7.3Score—Shelves
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Rebirth of the Prodigal Son of the Qin Dynasty
In 221 BC, the six kingdoms were unified and China was unified. At this time, the Great Qin State was in great need of a nobleman's help. So Meng Yi, the prodigal son, stepped forward, did his duty, and began his life without shame.
25Reads5.9Score—Shelves
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The Most Useless Prince of the Tang Dynasty
The hatred of killing one's mother is irreconcilable. Li Yun, a useless prince, vowed to become the emperor of the Tang Dynasty and let the entire empire bury his mother with him.
16Reads—Score—Shelves
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Returned to the Tang Dynasty and Became the Prince
A young man was raised by monsters since he was a child, but what is his true identity? Yun Yan's soul traveled to ancient times. Sadly, the original owner not only survived, but was still hanging on the wall. Thus, the two souls shared the same body and embarked on a journey to compete for the throne.
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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I'm the Only Weird Player
A foggy mental hospital, a bloody orphanage, a dark and twisted school... Where do these places come from, and where do I come from, and who am I?
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Tang Dynasty: from Yamen to Emperor
No system, no system, no system Not invincible, not invincible, not invincible Not cultivating immortality, not cultivating immortality, not cultivating immortality Say important things three times! A three-piece set of time-travel novels: ancient poems, inventions, and sweet potatoes (potatoes). I feel like I am almost done with it. I want to try a different style and use "detective" as the main line to let the male protagonist grow. No matter whether it succeeds or not, I really want to try it
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