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Give Hundreds of Millions of Chinese Shocks to Alien Civilizations
Western Fantasy + Farming + Territory Management + Civilization Construction + No Female Protagonist + Macroscopic World View + Group Portraits Xuanyuan traveled to the magical world and used technology and magic to let the natives of other worlds experience the shock of Chinese civilization. The purpose of writing this book is to use a fictional world to describe Chinese culture as I understand it.
889Reads6.6Score—Shelves
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I Lead All Races to Revolution
This article focuses on Western fantasy, micro magic, various races, and dragons. Reading this article suggests three contradictions: 1. The conflict between the people of the mainland and the northern invaders; 2. The conflict between classes, the poor and the rich. 3. Micro-racial conflicts. The story has a complete framework, with strategy and analysis, as well as combat and slight emotional elements. The protagonist himself does not have strong military power, but walks on the continent with
503Reads7.5Score—Shelves
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I Am a Male Demon, Do You Have Any Objections?
Accidentally reborn as a demon, Li Run couldn't stand the world of hell with only black smoke, stones, and magma. Li Run wanted to find a better and more comfortable environment, but... Accidentally, a group of subordinate demons came with him, so Li Run had to take responsibility for the survival of this group of demons. In order to feed a group of demons, Li Run had to open a bar, do business, engage in diplomacy, and farm and produce goods. However, he unknowingly brought his thoughts from hi
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The Complete Works of He Lin: on the Intellectual Improvement of Ethics
"On the Improvement of Ethical Intellect" is Spinoza's work on methodology and epistemology. This book was probably written by him from the winter of 1661 to the spring of 1662. Because he mentioned the manuscript of this article in a letter to Oldenburg around April 1662. This is an unfinished work. Although unfinished, it is still an independent treatise that can be concluded and rich in content, and can be read as an introduction to his central work "Ethics". In the small notes he added to th
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