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Strange Tales of the Three Kingdoms: Returning to Marquis Wen and Vowing to Kill Liu Daer
On the White Gate Tower, before Lu Bu was hanged, he gritted his teeth and shouted his last words: "I swear to kill Liu Da'er, I swear to kill" This sound of hatred penetrated for eighteen hundred years. Lu Xiaobu, a modern history enthusiast, and Lu Bu, a young man who was on the verge of death when he accidentally fell off a cliff while hiking in Shennongjia, passed through his soul. Integrating all the weapons and memories of the original owner, it also brings two thousand years of historical
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West Chu Is Immortal: Love the Country More Than Beauty
In the troubled times at the end of the Qin Dynasty, Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, was defeated and besieged on all sides. On the bank of Wujiang River, he held Yu Ji's cold corpse in his arms and looked up to the sky and shouted, "Although I die today, I am still the overlord of Western Chu." Full of unwillingness and regret, he turned into a swan song. The moment the blade of the knife was wiped across his neck, a memory from the future that spanned thousands of years suddenly flooded
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I, Gao Yuliang, Cut Off One of My Arms at the Beginning
Once reborn, Gao Yuliang dreamed of a turning point in his fate. In his previous life, he lost everything and all his relatives and friends died. The ending is unforgettable. Having seen through the future, he changed from his former gentleness and elegance and became decisive in his actions. In order to reverse his fate, he took the initiative to abandon his confidants and made precise arrangements to stabilize the situation in Handong and disrupt the plans of foreign forces to enter the game
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The Poor Monk Tang San Was Buried and Asked Heaven to Die.
The three realms are originally prisons, gods and Buddhas hold sickles, and reincarnation is the biggest scam. Chen Xuanzang, a monk from the Tang Dynasty, was sacrificed by Jin Chanzi for ten generations. He was buried at the foot of Lingshan Mountain during his first nine journeys to the west. His origin was stripped away by the Tathagata and turned into nutrients that stabilized Buddhism. At the Chang'an Dharma Assembly, Guanyin came with an order to send him to the final sacrifice. But in th
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