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The Glory of the Late Han Dynasty
This is a hymn to heroes, a hymn that transforms the cold words in history books into living heroes. Yuan Shao is not a fool; Yan Liang is no less than Guan Gong; Liu Bei is not just a cryer; Sun Quan is not dependent on his father and brother; Liu Biao is not a household dog; Liu Zhang is not a coward. The history we see may be just an understatement, but it is that person's magnificent life! Please follow the protagonist's perspective and take a look at the wonderful lives of those characters
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A Medical Practitioner in the Song Dynasty
Traveling through the Northern Song Dynasty, first there is only one day left to live, and then crises come one after another. I really envy those prodigal sons who travel to the prince's house and have the aura of never having any production accidents. You are truly the chosen ones! I want to lie down, but the Northern Song Dynasty is surrounded by powerful enemies. The big bosses in the court always want to mess around. The Northern Song Dynasty is pathologically using literature to control mi
544Reads—Score104Shelves
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Legends of the Ji Han Heroes
This is an age of brilliant stars, an age of blood and fury; An age of heroic spirit, an age of shifting fortunes and hidden schemes; An age that breeds heroes, an age when one generation follows another into the fray. With countless forces at work, the fall of the Eastern Han became irreversible, giving rise to the Han-era Three Kingdoms. The Three Kingdoms period was a great collision and reshuffling between commoner clans, minor landowners, and the aristocratic clans and gentry landlords. Wit
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People Explore Options in the Late Han Dynasty, Perfectly Complementing the Three Kingdoms
Non-travel + aboriginal + no harem + intrigue + hegemony + evil + passion + a little farming + poisonous tongue dog system + single female protagonist As a descendant of Liu Bei, the protagonist should have died in the late Han Dynasty if there were no accidents, but as expected, accidents happened. In the spring when the princes of Guandong attacked Dong Zhuo, Liu Bei returned to his hometown to recruit troops, and the fate of the protagonist changed. The fate of the heroes in the late Han Dyna
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