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Books by Xue Yi Xiaoxi

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  1. With the Great Sui's National Destiny at My Back, I Inherit the Heaven-Swallowing Demon Art from the Start 大隋国运傍身,开局传承吞天魔功 Eastern Fantasy283k WordsOngoing He transmigrates as the Sui Dynasty's Fourth Prince and obtains the Devouring Heaven Demon Art System, which lets him devour the fortunes of others, and even the fortune of an entire nation! For the sake of the Sui Dynasty, he first kills the remnants of the previous dynasty, then kills Yuwen Huaji and the treacherous ministers at court, eradicates the great clans, and launches the imperial examinations… The entire court is in an uproar. The Fourth Prince has slaughtered Yuwen Huaji's entir 11Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Chariot God of Gaoliang River: Get Your Son to Bow to You 高梁河车神,你给你儿子磕一个吧 Historical191k WordsOngoing Transmigrated as Zhao Deming, the second prince and son of the Gao Liang River chariot god, he is immediately accused of being a better driver than his father. Since his mother was only a palace maid who served the empress before her death, has the chariot god always despised him? Is the third prince none other than the historically famous Emperor Zhenzong of Song? As the second prince, is he standing in the third prince's way? But Empress Zhou is his personal maid. What is going on? Shouldn't s 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Yang Jian, I Came to the Palace to Treat Your Illness, but You Want to Be My Father 杨坚,我进宫治病,你却想当我爹 Historical125k WordsOngoing Yang Jian, I only treated the empress. Why are you trying to make me your son? In 581 AD, Yang Jian proclaimed himself emperor and immediately made Yang Yong crown prince... In 582 AD, Dugu Jialuo suddenly fell gravely ill while visiting her hometown to pay respects to her ancestors. A mysterious young man saved her! In 588 AD, Dugu Jialuo fell seriously ill once more, and her life hung by a thread... “Young man, your medical skills are so impressive. Your parents must have taught you, right?” “ —Reads—Score—Shelves