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The Death of the Forgotten River God
Everyone is welcome to take a look. My ideas in the first few chapters are still a bit vague. Don't give up. When you look at the back, it's sweet. The humble author asks for attention. I will read book reviews. I hope you can forgive me for the bad writing. Text: Wangchuan Shenjun, the lord of Huangquan Wangchuan River, was almost killed by an evil spirit while guarding the Wangchuan River. He used the divine power of the Sansheng Stone to help him escape. After refining the Sansheng Stone, the
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[Eighteen Years of the Nanming War]
In 1644, Li Zicheng led a peasant army to capture the city of Beijing, Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself on Meishan Mountain, and the Ming Dynasty collapsed. However, the vast territory in the south was still in the hands of the remaining forces of the Ming Dynasty. The Nanming regime was established one after another amidst the ups and downs, starting an arduous struggle that lasted for eighteen years. During these turbulent years, internal and external troubles intertwined. The Nanming regime
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Family Love in Desperate Situation
During the physical examination at the new company, I discovered that I only had one kidney. But during the surgery that year, didn't my brother donate a kidney to me? Not long after, my younger brother was hospitalized for kidney disease, and my parents knelt down to beg me. "Daughter, give your remaining kidney to your brother!"
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The Ming Dynasty Is Extinguished, and the Southern Ming Dynasty Remains a Dream.
This novel consists of two core parts: 1: At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the country faced the dual dilemma of internal and external troubles, and the society fell into turmoil. With the rise of peasant uprising forces and the pressing force of the Qing army, the rule of the Ming Dynasty collapsed. 2: At the same time, in the south, the royal members and civil and military officials of the Ming Dynasty did not succumb to fate. They successively established the Nanming regime and continued to mo
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Brilliant Prisoner of Power
The imperial power is supreme, and the power makes people addicted to it. Under the imperial power, we are walking on thin ice, just like birds in a cage. Although we have wings, we are not allowed to fly freely. We are all bound by an invisible cage. This is the first work of a newcomer. I hope you all like it. I will try my best to tell every story well! The story is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental.
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