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  1. I Transmigrated into Cao Mao, Revived Wei Wudi's Old Guard, and Slaughtered the Sima Clan 穿越曹髦,复活魏武旧臣诛杀司马 Historical429k WordsOngoing [Transmigrate as Cao Mao + System + Revive the Old Ministers of Wei Wudi] Cao Mao, a modern history student, unexpectedly transmigrates as Cao Mao, the fourth emperor of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms era. He has less than six years left to live? Just as Cao Mao is about to lose it, a System suddenly awakens in his mind. [Bind the Heroic Spirit System. Change history to revive Wei Wudi’s mighty generals and strategists?] He splashes wine in Sima Zhao’s face: “My dear subject, is the wine good 11Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. My Master Fell, but Left Behind Three Peerlessly Beautiful Senior Sisters 师尊陨落,却留下三位绝美师姐 Eastern Fantasy114k WordsOngoing His Saint master unexpectedly fell in battle while traveling, but managed to send back a mysterious scroll before dying. From then on, Xiao Qi, who could have lived out his days in peace, was forced onto a bloody path of vengeance for his master. Before that, though, he had to find his three senior sisters, whom he had never met... The eldest senior sister, Master of the Boundless Sword, was cultivating alone in the desolate wilderness. The second senior sister, the Empress of the Nine Heavens, 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Bandit Chief: From the Start, I Mistook the Empress for My Wife 山寨大王,开局误抓女帝当夫人 Historical128k WordsOngoing On the very first day after Wang Chen transmigrated to a bandit stronghold, he was told that an army of a hundred thousand was stationed at the foot of the mountain, ready to wipe him out at any moment. He tried to comfort himself with the thought that the army was only there temporarily and would soon leave. Then he discovered that his men had kidnapped the future empress of the Great Yan Dynasty and brought her up the mountain to be his bandit bride! So the hundred-thousand-strong army was act —Reads—Score—Shelves