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- Espionage War, 1935: Red Flags Sweep Across the Western Wind 谍战1935：红旗漫卷西风 They say there are no wrong names, only wrong nicknames. My colleagues call me "Sick Tiger," my enemies call me "Impermanence," my comrades call me "Lone Peak," and the jianghu calls me "Diviner." And then there's "God of the Gun on a Rainy Night," "Yuan Tiangang of the Republican Era." Those are all me! Zhong Huaishan returns to the age of twenty and arrives in 1935, a year of turbulent undercurrents and strange, shifting clouds. He solves bizarre cases, catches Japanese spies, and throws hi 0Votes18Recs0Fans
- The Nation Falls, but the Mountains and Rivers Remain: Back to 1935 国破山河在：重回1935 They say you can give someone the wrong name, but you can't get their nickname wrong. My colleagues call me "Sick Tiger," my comrades call me "Lone Peak," and my enemies call me "Impermanence." There's also "Rainy Night Sharpshooter" and "Yuan Tiangang of the Republic of China." All of them are me! Zhong Huaishan returns to the age of twenty and arrives in 1935. He solves strange cases, catches Japanese spies, and throws himself into the tides of history. He meets a kindred spirit, joins the Red 0Votes18Recs0Fans
- The War of the Seven Continents 七洲之战 A classic xianxia novel. There is no transmigration or rebirth, and no interface or golden finger. Everyone’s cultivation comes from years of painstaking effort and practice. Mysteries, battles of wits, wars, and trade routes shape the young hero’s journey to adulthood. There are no masters who pass on their power with a single touch, nor miraculous pills that grant decades of cultivation in one gulp. The road of cultivation is arduous but full of wonders; the quest for the Way is fraught wit 0Votes58Recs0Fans
