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Rebirth of Hong Kong Island Storm
Lu Zhengyuan, a modern business tycoon, was assassinated by his enemies in Stanley Prison and was reborn with endless reluctance. By chance, he returned to 1963 and became the ten-year-old young master of the wealthy Lu family in Hong Kong, with the same name as himself. With the historical direction of the next sixty years in hand, and the experience and lessons learned from the ups and downs of the business world in the past thirty years, he is determined to rewrite his destiny. In this era of
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I Really Don't Want to Be the Hongwu Emperor
After traveling through time to become Zhu Yuanzhang, Lin Yifeng just wanted to open a teahouse. But God won't let me. Run south, feet west. Run north and be captured. Tang He, Xu Da, and Chang Yuchun took turns pushing him onto the dragon throne. He thought he was the only time traveler. Until Liu Bowen walked up to him and said in words that only he could understand: "Fellow, stop pretending." Lin Yifeng was stunned. Two modern people stared at each other in the late Yuan Dynasty. One wa
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Ming Dynasty: from Prisoner in the Imperial Tomb to a Hero
In the Tumubao Incident, the emperor was captured and hundreds of thousands of troops were destroyed. This year, Chen Shi, a graduate student in the history department, became a shackled concubine of the sin clan in the Fengyang Imperial Mausoleum. The elder brother is critically ill, the aunt is mean, and the uncle's assassins threaten his life at any time. Everyone said: A prisoner, accept your fate. He didn't know that he was thinking about the rise and fall of this dynasty in the next thirty
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Searching for Dragon Veins: Hidden Secrets in Mountains and Seas
I bought a broken compass for ten yuan. It points to the empty wall in my shop at midnight every day. Today I pried the wall open. Behind the wall is a withered skeleton, a jade plaque with my name engraved on it, and a letter written in blood - "Only by forgetting can you live." Live by forgetting. But my hands remember it better than my brain - when I touch the ground, I draw the direction of the underground river, and when I touch the brick wall, I complete the incomplete Feng Shui array. The
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