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Books by 猫族皇子
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Divine Doctor of the City 都市神级医仙
Intern Bai Tianyu unexpectedly inherits the legacy of the miracle doctor Hua Tuo. It turns out Hua Tuo wasn't just a master physician, and the Five Animal Exercises weren't merely a fitness routine, but five supreme martial arts. From then on, with martial arts, medicine, and the occult all at his command, Bai Tianyu begins his rise from underdog to success. Some esper factions dare to covet the treasures of our Xuan Nation? With golden and silver needles in hand, I can save lives or take them.
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The Drunken Dragon of the Three Kingdoms 三国醉龙图
Special forces soldier Zhao Yu is unexpectedly swept into the final years of the Eastern Han dynasty, where he dons armor, mounts his horse, and rides into battle. He forms sworn bonds with heroes and fierce generals, wins over brilliant strategists, and takes beautiful women as his wives. He kills Dong Zhuo, fights Lü Bu, executes Gongsun Zan, destroys Yuan Shu, defeats Yuan Shao, and stands alongside the other three powers. He pacifies foreign lands and slays Japanese pirates, winning glory fo
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The Han Dynasty's Star Continent 汉王朝星辰大陆
Tang Ming is unexpectedly swept into the Han dynasty. Together with Guo Jia, Taishi Ci, Dian Wei, and Zhen Mi, he crushes the five Qingzhou Yellow Turban divisions. Hunted for disrupting the plan of the Twelve Attendants, he fights back with all his might, angering Zhang Rang and Zhang Jue. He flees all the way to Liangzhou, revives the demon king Dong Zhuo, and leads the Liangzhou army against the Han dynasty. At the call of Liu Xie, the Emperor of the Celestial Emperor Star, heroes from across
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Three Kingdoms: From County Magistrate to Emperor of the Great Han 三国：从一方县令到大汉天子
Tang Shuo never dreamed that delivering a lunchbox in Hengdian would land him in the Weiyang Palace of Chang'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The people in the great hall were acting their roles with remarkable professionalism. The men playing “Wang Yun” and “Lü Bu” had surrounded a burly, broad-backed fat man onstage. The fat man was holding a young boy hostage, and the boy was already pale with fright. Unable to stand by any longer, Tang Shuo flung the malatang in his hands at the fat man's face
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