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Books by 奇怪的仙人掌
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I Transmigrated to the Late Han Dynasty and Became a King with Mount & Blade 穿越汉末，我骑砍为王
In the fourth month of the first year of Zhongping, Zhu Jun was defeated by the Yellow Turban general Bo Cai and retreated with Huangfu Song to defend Changshe. In the fifth month, Huangfu Song and Zhu Jun fought Bo Cai and the others again at Changshe. On the eve of the Battle of Changshe, a soul from a later age transmigrated here with a Mount and Blade System, becoming a squad commander under Huangfu Song. Starting with the Battle of Changshe, he would pacify the Yellow Turbans, execute the e
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Total War: Orcs Must Die 全战：兽人必须死
Chen Jin had transmigrated to the Great Zhou Dynasty for ten years. He thought this was an inspiring tale of a poor scholar rising through the imperial examinations, but who could have guessed that beastmen would rise in the north and invade the Central Plains? His peaceful life was shattered, his hopes of passing the exams and becoming an official were dashed, and his parents died tragically before his eyes. Chen Jin was furious. With both my parents gone, I no longer care about right or wrong.
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Zhou of Wu: I Really Need to Cling to Grandma’s Coattails 武周：祖母的大腿真得抱啊
In the first month of the second year of Tianshou, more than three months had passed since Wu Zetian changed the Tang Dynasty into the Zhou. The Wu clan was riding high, while the imperial Li clan tread on thin ice. After his soul transmigrated into Li Shouli, Prince of Yong and son of Li Xian, Crown Prince Zhanghuai, he opened his eyes to find himself caught in the act, and he was the man being caught. Before he could figure out how to get out of this mess, that woman made her grand entrance. F
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Transmigrate to the Southern Ming: I’m Unstoppable on Horseback 穿越南明，我骑砍无双
This is the story of a player with cheat powers who transmigrates into the chaotic era of the Southern Ming. In the first month of the first year of the Hongguang reign, the Qing army has yet to cross the Yellow River. The Southern Ming court is still consumed by power struggles in Jiangnan, living in drunken indulgence and dreaming of making peace with the Qing to crush the rebels. No one realizes that this land is about to enter a nearly three-hundred-year age of darkness and ignorance. But ev
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