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In Order to Kill the Sima Clan, I, Liu Chan, Was Reincarnated as Liu Yu
Liu Yu, this frightening figure who killed six emperors in his life and was known as the "Six Emperors Completed", was actually the weak and incompetent Liu Chan in his previous life. It is unbelievable that Adou, who could not be supported in the past, was reincarnated as Liu Yu in this life. From a weak body that was despised by others, he magnificently transformed into a man respected by the world, who can swallow thousands of miles like a tiger. Liu Yu was reborn with the fury of the destruc
69Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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The Murong Clan: A Legend of Yan
Drawing on the historical legacy of the five Yan states of Former Yan, Later Yan, Western Yan, Southern Yan, and Northern Yan during the era of the Five Barbarians ravaging China, this epic tells the story of Murong Xuan, a descendant of the Yan people, and Lin Wanqing as they work together to promote peace and trade. The story begins in the northern deserts, where the two lead a Eurasian alliance to pacify the Hephthalite wars and break up an encirclement by Central Asian tribes. Throughout, th
47Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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Doomsday Cold Disaster, Longyuan Fire Rekindles
I, Xie Yan, am still a loser in the eyes of my tribe in the third year of the end of Longyuan Continent. The five northern tribes marched south and laid siege to the Chinese on the south bank of the Longjiang River for three years, vowing to massacre the entire tribe and annex the warm land on the south bank of the Longjiang controlled by the Chinese. I was originally a holy cultivator who was rare in the world, but my spiritual power was sealed by my mother on the day I was born, and I became t
31Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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40 Years at the Foot of Qinling Mountains
Born in 1979 during the reform and opening up, he grew up during the 40 years of China's rapid development and experienced the leap from a small mountain village in the west to the big Shanghai in the east. I try to show this extraordinary 40 years in Chinese history from my perspective. The development of these 40 years has been too fast, so fast that we have to face new things every day, so fast that we have no time to think, and so fast that our souls have not caught up with material developm
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