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Hexi Corridor: Silk Road Camel Bell
Eight hundred miles of yellow sand, a camel team of thirteen people, less than three came back alive. Ah Li took this trip not for money, but to find his father. Ten years ago, his father took a batch of goods on the Silk Road and never came back. Some said he died, some said he defected. Ali didn't believe it. He sneaked into the camel caravan, disguised as a caravan boy, and his mixed-race face made no one suspicious. But he didn't expect that this trip was not "carrying goods" at all. What Hu
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Memory Fragments: I Am Reborn in the Metaverse
He died in a car accident and woke up in the metaverse. There was an extra lifetime of memories in his mind, but the system told him: "Your memory is being deleted and will disappear completely in 72 hours." On the first day, he found a fragment of memory - the last scene before he was killed. The next day, the person who helped him look up clues became a vegetative state, and the system prompted: "Everyone around you will die because of you." The third day... What he didn't know was that the pe
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The Spiritual Vein Has Its Owner
When Lu Chen was twelve years old, he dug up a human bone in the back mountain. On the bone was engraved: The spiritual vein is alive, and it is picking people to eat. He is the ninth generation mountain guard. The blood of the Lu family has been tied to Qingya Mountain for generations and cannot escape. When he was seventeen years old, his spiritual veins turned around. He cut open his palm and fed the stone slab with his own blood for the first time. For the next twenty years, he swept stone s
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Da Qin Wen: the Rise of the Empire
Qin swept Liuhe and unified the world. His name is Ji Ming, and he is the last historian descendant of the Zhou royal family. He possesses a secret skill - to carve memories into bronze, which will last for thousands of years. Qin Shihuang cast twelve golden figures, in which he hid the last fire of the civilization of the Six Kingdoms. Under the book-burning order, he used bronze as paper to engrave banned classics. From Wang Jian's destruction of Zhao to Xiang Yu's entry into the Pass, from Ji
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