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Xiao Li's Flying Knife: Ghost Sees Sorrow
Li Han traveled to the bloody Jinling in the winter of the 26th year of the Republic of China. Faced with the bloody massacre by the Japs, he took risks to rescue his comrades and formed a team to lurk to catch enemy spies, kill traitors, steal intelligence, destroy drug depots, deliver ammunition, and protect the people. They are as cool as the wind and as wild as wolves, making the little devils pay for their debt with blood.
129Reads—Score—Shelves
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Dangkou God General
This book combines history, military, and anti-Japanese themes, describing the great life of the famous general Qi Jiguang. Various historical figures are vividly displayed on the page, with full images and different personalities. It eulogizes the Chinese nation's spirit of unity and bravery against foreign enemies, and embodies the current harmonious values.
17Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Legend of British Heroes
It is said that in this major world event, if we unite for a long time, we must divide, and if we divide for a long time, we must unite. Thinking back to the days of England, it started with just three islands, and used strong ships and cannons to conquer the world. Wherever it went, it rarely encountered opponents. It was like a tiger swallowing thousands of miles, and finally ended up with the reputation of an "empire on which the sun never sets". However, the stars have changed, and today Bri
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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Chronicles of the Japanese Islands
The territory of Japan consists of four large islands, Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu, and more than 3,900 small islands. It faces the ocean in the southeast and northwest. The island lacks resources, the land is barren, and it is often hit by volcanoes, earthquakes, and tsunamis. Survival is really difficult. However, its economy is developed and its civilization has spread far and wide, and it is actually a powerful country in the world. The secret of this cannot be known. And because C
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