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The Northern Hero
In the sixth year of Daye, the mighty Sui Dynasty reached a turning point. That year, Emperor Yang Guang of Sui began preparing to conquer Goguryeo, setting the rebellions that would bring down the Sui in motion. In the years that followed, the realm fell into turmoil, and heroes rose up everywhere. Eighteen rebel kings and sixty-four insurgent forces, rough-hewn heroes and powerful aristocratic clans all appeared on the stage, vying for dominion over the realm. To the north, the Turkic Khaganat
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One Man Shot Every Ten Steps
[A contracted work from Qidian's Fourth Editorial Group] In the martial world of the Central Plains, the Xie family of Cangzhou, Hebei, is renowned as the foremost archery clan. Xie Yuan, one of the family's descendants, was frozen beneath a deep pool in the Taihang Mountains. Billions of years passed, the world changed beyond recognition, and yet the past still felt like yesterday. But the times had changed, and the people were no longer the same. The peerless martial arts of China have reappea
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Blood Will Tell
Do you not see Han Zhongjun, still in his twenties, binding a captive and asking for the chance to serve? Do you not see Ban Dingyuan, galloping with a light cavalry force through foreign lands to rouse the war clouds? A man should embrace danger and action. Why let a scholar’s cap ruin his life? What’s more, the nation is in peril, balanced like a pile of eggs, and urgent dispatches race from place to place without pause! Zhao Shi’s life is destined to be spent amid slaughter and bloodshed. Fro
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Iron-Blooded Hero in Another World
Time travel is an eternal subject, so a man who was like a killing machine arrived in a world resembling ancient China. In the year 1045 of the Xia calendar, the fourth year of Emperor Jing of Song, the Li Song dynasty finally reached its end. War engulfed the land, the people were driven from their homes, and foreign tribes repeatedly invaded. Warlords carved out their own territories as battles raged without end. The common people rose up in revolt, leaving nothing standing wherever they went.
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