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Books by Jiang Feng
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A Warlord's Harem in Republican China 民国军阀的后宫生活
The warlords of the Republic of China fought over territory, troops, power, and women. Just imagine transmigrating back to that era. Every warlord would thump his chest and proudly swear, “I’m a real man!” And so, the Republic of China developed its own unique spectacle: warlords with wives and concubines galore. Anyone reading the history of the Republic of China must read about its warlords, and must not overlook the women who appear here and there in their stories. Compared with the stench of
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Arknights: Dawn 明日方舟，破晓
Title: Arknights: Dawn, also known as Arknights: I Really Didn’t Mean to Be the Savior (Disclaimer: The characters may be slightly out of character. There is some angst, but not much. This isn’t a romance. Please avoid it if that’s not your thing. The Doctor is a woman in my version. Because YJ’s plot is cobbled together, the timeline may feel a little confusing whenever it goes beyond the main story.) “That was an age before destruction arrived, when ancient Beasts still roamed the land of Terr
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My Stunning Female Boss 我的绝美女上司
That night, you led me through the river of women. From then on, my innocent youth became a tender, bittersweet journey…
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The School of Death 死亡艺校
Jiang Yuan died. I drew her, and she came back to life. Zhang Ruofei was alive. I drew him, and he died. Tell me, am I a bodhisattva who saves lives, or a devil who kills?
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The Office Drone’s Guide to a Hostile Takeover 社畜反向收购指南
A bizarre car accident caused Jiang Tian, an overworked corporate drone, and his boss, Meng Zhao, to switch souls. After exhausting every possible solution without success, they stayed in each other’s bodies and gradually fell for one another. Just as they had grown used to everything, a thunderous bolt struck without warning. They switched back into their own bodies and transmigrated into the past. The gears of fate began to turn once more. As they journey through time, this pair of bickering a
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From Shrouding the Heavens Onward: Ranking the Strongest Cultivation Systems Across the Heavens 从遮天开始盘点诸天最强修炼体系
The Heavenly Dao has changed. The desires and obsessions of all living things fill the world. Unable to bear the strain, the Heavenly Dao is overrun by evil thoughts, and the minds of all beings give rise to worlds of fantasy. Evil thoughts, good thoughts, obsessions, and desires become entangled without end. The Heavenly Dao can no longer bear it and has reached its limit. At the extreme, change takes hold. Fantasy descends, all realms merge, and under the frost-covered sky, all things compete
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The Peak of the Cosmos 寰宇之巅
He fights for humanity across the vast sea of stars and defends billions of races against invading alien fiends from beyond the void. Is it for the greater good? No. He simply enjoys the process of killing. PS: [One female lead] [Stirs up a great war from behind the scenes] [Academy arc in the early stages] [Cool-headed and ruthless]
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The Little Maoshan Diviner 茅山小相士
[Urban Fantasy + Comedy + Qimen Five Arts] A quick-witted, eccentric, hilarious fortune-teller who is also the eighteenth-generation heir of Maoshan! Think all he can do is read fortunes by feeling bones, find burial sites, explore tombs, and summon sacred beasts? Think again. From domineering female CEOs to wandering sorcerers, everyone from every walk of life answers to him. Ladies and gentlemen, if you're interested, take a seat and listen to these strange tales.
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I Can't Survive Three Days After Transmigrating Back 穿越回去我活不过三天
I'm Wang Defa, a transmigrator who won't live for more than three days. I've transmigrated into corpses, cooks, and cabbages, and died in all kinds of bizarre ways. But the faces that kept appearing, the girl selling tofu, the limping veteran, the child beneath the city walls, made me return again and again. Only later did I learn the truth: I wasn't transmigrating. I was going home. Jiang Feng
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