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Reborn as a Hardcore Gamer 重生大玩家
A young hero’s chivalry, an epic tale of heroes. Make the world fall in love with Chinese-style video games. Wang Bufu’s transmigration brings rebirth to every player. This is a player’s wildest fantasy. If you’ve ever played The Elder Scrolls and thought how much better it would be set in the world of Record of a Mortal’s Journey to Immortality... If you’ve ever played Assassin’s Creed and longed to experience the deeds of Jing Ke and Zhuan Zhu... I
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- 2 Moe Girls: Romance of the Three Kingdoms 萌娘三国演义 Young scientist Sun Yu arrives in the Three Kingdoms era with nanobots, but this place doesn't seem quite like the Three Kingdoms. Liu Bei is a gentle, refined young lady; Guan Yu is a clingy, bearded young woman with a screw loose; Zhang Fei is a sprightly beauty who loves to drink; and Lu Bu is a fearsome, invincible little loli... Sun Yu: "Sis Yu, can't you take that fake beard off your face? What kind of woman wears a beard?" Guan Yu: "If Third Sister stops drinking, I'll take off my beard." 1Votes210.1kRecs89.1kFans
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