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Dressed as a Crown Princess: I Was the Queen in the Northern and Southern Dynasties
The soul has been imprisoned in a golden cage in troubled times, and the jade flesh is branded with deep pain in the bones. The blood talisman is hidden in the corner of Zhaoyang Palace, and the deserted temple in Jingyuan is a beacon for the heart. Saltpeter and sulfur quench sparks, and investigation of objects leads to knowledge and breaks the cage. Taking advantage of the changing situation in the Southern Dynasties, the poems were written in the vanguard of Jia Zhi. In troubled times, red m
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Qilin Looks North: Jiang Wei Reorganizes the Rivers and Mountains in the Late Han Dynasty
In the sixth year of Jingyao's reign, the Shu Han Dynasty was in danger. Jiang Wei fought a bloody battle at Jiange, but was slandered by Huang Hao and jealous of Liu Chan, so his army retreated to Mianzhu. Just when Zhong Hui's army was approaching and Deng Ai's troops sneaked into Yinping, Jiang Wei accidentally awakened the "Kilin Killing Heart" seal - he could see fragments of the future, but at the cost of his life. In order to change his destiny against nature, he pretended to obey the Hol
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Mo Dao Drinks Blood: the Legend of the Soldier Under the Collapse of the Prosperous Age
In Chang'an during the Tianbao period, the splendor of the prosperous age could not hide the bitterness of the poor family. Chen Yuan was full of talent and learning, but due to his humble background, he failed to take the imperial examination. He finally joined the Anxi Army with the peace charm embroidered by his wife. Under Li Siye's command, he grew from a weak scholar to a master of the Mod Sword. In the bloody battle of Talos, he died with the army and survived the blood sea of mountains
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Global God-Making: I, the Only True God in China!
The national destiny game "Creating Gods" has arrived. Representatives from various countries are bound to mythical characters to compete for the national destiny in the divine domain. Xu Ye, the representative of China, was forced to bind the "nameless god" that no one was optimistic about. While the gods of other countries are calling for wind and rain, the nameless gods of Xu Ye are fishing, drinking tea, and playing chess in the divine domain. The entire Internet ridiculed him as the "most u
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Deliveryman's Secret Containment Diary
In 2025, the phenomenon of "rule pollution" broke out around the world - real-life scenes randomly mutated into "polluted areas" and required to follow specific rules to survive. Human beings fight against pollution by awakening superpowers or binding systems, but at the core of the pollution area are hidden creatures called "tricks" that can be contained and evolved.
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Bronze Bone-Eroding Mirror: I Hunt Ancient Gods in Two Realms
Li Xuanye, a patient in a mental hospital, accidentally obtained a mysterious ancient mirror, and since then he has traveled between modern times and the Cthulhu-style Eastern world of immortality. The front of the ancient mirror analyzes the data of all things, but the back is imprinted with the runes of ancient gods that corrode sanity. In order to resist the cost of transforming into a monster, he dealt with the blood sacrifices of the sect, the forbidden areas of the demon clan and the secre
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Eat the Buddha: Sha Monk's Ten Thousand Realms Monument
What sinks under the quicksand river is not the skeleton, but the soul of the nine generations of pilgrims. What hangs around Sha Wujing's neck are not rosary beads, but nine Buddha-eating bones - each of them is the head of a "fake Buddha" that he tore with his own hands. After studying the sutras and consecrating the Buddhist scriptures at Lingshan, he caught a glimpse of the remaining light of the golden hoop curse in the eyes of Dou Zhansheng Buddha. When Bajie was drunk and scolded Nantianm
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