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Three Kingdoms: The Strongest Summoning System
When it comes to heroes of the age, look no further than today! A student from the future transmigrates into Liu Bian, the emperor deposed by Dong Zhuo in history, and faces certain death from the start. Just as despair takes hold, a Summoning System descends from the heavens, letting him summon any civil or military figure from history! Yue Fei, loyal to the death; Xue Rengui, who conquered Mount Tianshan with three arrows; Li Cunxiao, the Thirteenth Guardian of the Prince... And so he lets out
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The World After Nuclear War
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Reborn: The Magistrate Begs Me to Let Him Off
All she wanted was to be a constable. She flirted with the county magistrate by accident, but who could have guessed the man would be as stubborn as a rock? He kept insisting she take responsibility. As if she’d ever marry him! No chance! He was the emperor’s cousin. After refusing to marry a princess and angering the emperor, he was demoted to a minor county magistrate in Li County. He hid his considerable talents and became the stern magistrate of Iceberg County. She actually dared to kiss him
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Xunyang
Light is relative, while darkness is absolute. All we can do is seek out places of relative light in the absolute darkness, then claim them! Countless souls across the vast world will awaken at last. Who will shape the world's fate, pierce the heavens, and transform the universe? This is a failed work, a lesson I'll always remember!
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Ming Restoration: The Recapture of Taiwan
“When the transmigrator stops dreaming of changing history and is instead changed by history; when the struggle ends not with founding a dynasty and claiming the throne, but with quietly watching the sun set; when seven years of blood and fire ultimately become calm words written before a computer, this novel achieves both the deepest betrayal of transmigration fiction and its highest tribute. It tells us that some battles are not won by claiming a city, but by keeping one's soul upright; some h
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