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Books by 姜姜
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JJWXC books matched on the author's name.
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A Few Things About Okita Soji 冲田总司两三事
This story has no specific source. Some scenes were inspired by watching the Taiga drama Shinsengumi! and then letting my imagination run wild. Centered on Okita. Theme:
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A Rambling Tale of the Truth Hidden Beneath the Original Story, Skipped Even by the Heroic Jin 胡搅蛮缠之连金大侠都跳过的隐藏在原著下的真实。。。
A fanfic of The Deer and the Cauldron that I wrote ages ago, imitating Jin Yong's style. Lately I've been getting fond of it again, so I'm posting it here to finish it. Pairing: Wei Xiaobao x Kangxi No switching the roles. Oh, and one more thing: To my kind readers, don't forget there's such a thing as a secret identity... Theme:
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Dumber Than a Pig 比猪还蠢
A Zhao Zhen and Pang Tong fanfic based on the characters from Young Justice Bao 3. Please don't get too hung up on the details ^^ Theme:
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A Thousand Horsemen Sweep Across the Plain 千骑卷平冈
Time: Northern Song dynasty Place: Bianjing Characters: Zhao Zhen, Pang Tong Story: The tangled relationship between an emperor and a general Please note: 1. This is a rough draft. 2. Don't try to look for historical accuracy in it. I'll cry if anyone does. 3. I've only borrowed the names of two characters from a certain TV series. Even though the setting is also the Northern Song dynasty, please treat this as completely fictional fanfiction. 4. The chapters are fairly long, so updates won't b
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Listen Closely 侧耳倾听
A fanfic based on the game The Golden Corda. Theme:
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Watering Horses at the Great Wall 饮马长城窟
He was a great emperor of his age, yet political motives cast a shadow over his name in the histories of later generations. His cousin accused him of being “indulgent in women and neglectful of state affairs, and of allowing chaos to reign within and without.” Historians portray him as persecuting his elder brothers, murdering his father, and forcibly marrying his stepmother. Only a handful of people still remember that he won countless victories and was invincible in battle; he won over the wo
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