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1889 Far Eastern Heroes
In 1889, the darkest scene in the entire history is about to come, and Wang Qiwen, who has just traveled through time, is determined to change everything. "As the greatest civilization in the world, we cannot miss any card game!" (Everything happens in another time and space and has no connection with the real world)
352Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Whether the Far East Is in Chaos or Not Is up to Me.
In 1889, the darkest scene in history is about to come, and Wang Qiwen, who has just traveled through time, is determined to change everything. "As the greatest civilization in the world, we cannot miss any card game!" (Everything happens in another time and space and has no connection with the real world)
196Reads7.7Score—Shelves
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1889: I Am a Big Brother in the Far East
In 1889, a dark scene was about to come, but Wang Qiwen, who had just traveled through time, suddenly clenched his fists. (Everything happens in another time and space and has no connection with the real world)
22Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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The Army Is Constantly Rising and the Qing Dynasty Is Majestic
During the three hundred years of turbulent years, the army never rested. They rose up from the dead and conquered the world. In the blood and fire, they wrote a heart-stirring epic of ups and downs, which made future generations excited and eager to explore its details. Its excitement is also booming! Nurhaci raised an army with thirteen sets of relics and forged his troops in troubled times. His son inherited his father's legacy. Huang Taiji changed the country's name and expanded its territor
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Make a Fuss in the West
The real and fake Monkey King hides a shocking conspiracy in the ending! On the Lingshan Mountain, the Tathagata secretly plotted a cruel trick, and the six-eared macaque stole the sky and changed the sun. The real Wukong was brutally plotted and his soul dispersed in the three realms, leaving only the fake Buddha to control the hegemony of the Western Heaven. The honest and honest Bajie saw through the hypocrisy of Buddhism and saw through the century-old scam. He did not want to accept a thief
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