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Cultivating Immortality as a Family: Brothers Build Their Own Clans
From the start, they’ve got a bunch of aunts and uncles, get their engagement broken off, and lose their dad. The story opens with the protagonist, Zhao Cha, and his sidekick, Bu Fu, two brothers who grow up together in a settlement of independent cultivators. First they establish an alliance, then they found a clan. Both families get along harmoniously, and both have living parents. Zhao Cha gradually grows more composed, while Bu Fu provides the laughs. Oh, and there’s also a pig and a sheep.
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In Troubled Times and Famine Years, Local Landlords Robbed Women of the People
(In troubled times and famine years, he traveled through time and became a landlord, with his wife and concubine all in Peiqi) He takes revenge all night long, farms and hoards supplies, trains as a militia to protect his family, develops his strength, conquers the world skillfully, and aspires to become an emperor and become a coward. Someone is causing trouble? Bring your abacus with you for evaluation. Settling accounts with the local owner? Bring me an abacus and do some calculations with yo
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Cultivation Family: Bai Yueguang of Rogue Cultivator
They say that loose cultivators are like dogs, but I think don't abuse dogs. Dogs are not so tired. Creating a family cannot avoid giving birth to monkeys. The loose cultivators who form a group and the monkeys will build the clan first.
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Xiu Xian: Fellow Taoist, Wait a Minute, Let Me Take Action First.
Come and offer a stick of incense for peace and health. My name is arbitrariness, cultivating heretical ways and fighting for justice. What is justice? Damn it, justice is in the mouths of hypocrites. Fellow Taoist, if you want my life, just take it, but can you please not slap me in the face? "Trouble" a friend My name is Random, and my life is harder than the three legs of Lao Wangtou next door. My dream since I was little is to achieve success in cultivation and be a troublemaker in the world
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The Ming Dynasty Fell Too Quickly: I Didn't Have Time to Rebel
Late Ming Dynasty: My son inherited his father's business and guarded the border. As the Qing army moved south, the border situation became increasingly tense, party disputes in the court intensified, disasters occurred frequently, and refugees began to appear. The defeated troops crossed the border. Lin Feng's Fengsui camp received a wrong military order and was attacked by a small group of Houjin reconnaissance cavalry, causing heavy casualties among his comrades. The beacon was destroyed and
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