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Books by Sunset Return Pavilion
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- Armor Hero: The Shadow Emperor 铠甲勇士之暗影帝王 Thanks to reader Wuming Wunian for raising this question. Let me set expectations in advance: the protagonist isn't on the Shadow side. In the end, he will replace the Shadow Emperor as the anchor of a universe. The story will grow bigger and bigger as it goes on: Armor Hero 1, Armor Hero 2, Armor Hero 3, and possibly Armor Hero 4, 5, and 6. It may also include original armor and villains. At the beginning of heaven and earth, Yin and Yang emerged, turning into two different universes. The Yang 178Reads—Score—Shelves
- One Piece: Remnants of the Old Era 海贼，旧时代的残党 [OOC] [SCP] [System story] [Probably best not to think too hard while reading] If you join the pirates, this is my era; If you join the Marines, facing me is the same as facing the Fleet Admiral; If you join the Revolutionary Army, I’m the spark that leads them to victory; If you become a bounty hunter, I’m the mountain you can never climb; Four-in-one, until we reach the summit. 46Reads—Score—Shelves
- Journey to the West: What Do You Mean, My Great Tang Is Journey to the West? 西游：什么叫我的大唐是西游 This seems to have a single female lead: Yang Chan. In the fourteenth year of Daye, Yuan Hong is born in Chang'an City. As Yuan Tiangang's nephew, he originally hopes to rely on his three junior sisters, Wu Shun and her sisters, and live a quiet, secure life. But when his senior sister Yin Wenjiao is set to be taken by an evildoer as one of the Eighty-One Tribulations, he decides to secretly give Buddhism a taste of its own medicine. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Three Kingdoms: What Is Peace? 三国之何谓太平 Heaven is dead, the Yellow Heaven shall rise! In the year of Jiazi, may all under Heaven prosper! At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, during the reigns of Emperors Huan and Ling, the proscription of officials left the people in dire misery. Xu Ji was a commoner from Jizhou, with no rank or title. The land was ravaged, and people were reduced to eating their own children, yet the Eastern Han court would rather spend its money compiling books and biographies than providing relief to disaster vi —Reads—Score—Shelves
