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Across America 2015
Roger, who traveled from a medical doctor to an American police officer, unexpectedly gained superpowers. He originally planned to use his powers to show off in the police force, but was fired by his new boss. He unexpectedly reached a strategic cooperation with the "digital life" Grace. He helped Grace deal with the "brain-eating insects", and Grace served Roger without threatening her own safety. During this period, with the help of Grace, he fought against gangs in Manhattan and warlords in S
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Shinto Sword Market
Mountains and rivers are overturned, dynasties are changing, there are immortals in the mountains, dragons in the water, demons and monsters running rampant... When the young man raised his sword on the earth, the gods, gods, demons and ghosts... All followed him to open up the sky!
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Huo Guang, the Powerful Official of the Empire
In the galaxy of ancient Chinese political history, Huo Guang is undoubtedly a dazzling controversial star. He was not only the "pillar of ZTE" who turned the tide in the mid-Western Han Dynasty, but also the "model of a powerful minister" who was criticized in the history books of later generations. As the core figure who cared for Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty on his deathbed, Huo Guang had been in charge of the government for twenty years through Emperors Zhao and Xuan. His life was intertwin
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Final Testimony
This is not only a thrilling search for the truth of the case, but also a deep elegy dedicated to the soul of the forensic profession. It depicts how, on the dark border between life and death, a lonely person, with an almost paranoid calmness and bone-deep compassion, struggles to lift the heavy thing called "truth", even if the cost is the complete overthrow of his own stable world. When the last signature falls and the professional identity comes to an end, the testimony forged with a lifetim
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Immortal Workplace Survival Skills
This is not a magical manual that teaches you how to fly in the clouds, but a "Heavenly Workplace Hidden Science" hidden behind the auspicious clouds. When Li Changgeng's fly whisk sweeps through the foam of fairy dew tea, and when Lao He's feathers fall on the Dharma Protector's bag, you will find that: whether you are a god or a mortal, the essence of office politics has never changed - the so-called survival technique is just to leave a long-lasting lamp for yourself in the cracks of the rule
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The Appearance of All Living Beings in the Three Kingdoms Under the Microscope
History books always like to write about warriors and kings, but they don't know that behind every name there is half a volume of unopened bamboo slips. It is the star map on the barrel of Zhang He's gun, the child in Zhuge Liang's drawings, the charred wood in the old boatman's net, the folk prescription on the sleeve of the scribe, and the cryptic words on the stone bricks of the craftsman. These fragments crumpled by time, shimmering in the long night of the Three Kingdoms, let us see: the so
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The Three Kingdoms Is Addictive as Soon as You Read It
When I read the Three Kingdoms when I was a child, I always thought it was a story about intrigues and killings - Cao Cao's ruthlessness of "rather than betraying others", Zhuge Liang's tragic "dedicated himself to the end", Sun Quan's forbearance of "sitting down the southeast", as if everything was just a one-man show of heroes. But if you unfold the folds of history one by one, you will find that the real charm of the Three Kingdoms is that it reflects the plight and struggles of every ordina
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Watch the Ups and Downs of History in 5 Minutes
As the long river of time rushes by, those figures who once shined on the historical stage are like the twinkling stars in the night sky. Although they have gone through the baptism of time, they still exude a unique light. In this grand long-distance race of history, so many heroes have come one after another. Their figures have gradually faded away in the smoke and dust of the years, but they have left a deep mark on the memory of future generations. They were either the founders of the Qin an
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