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Canglan Chuyuan: Human Race and Ocean Creatures
Story introduction: In the early days of mankind, man and the ocean were in a primitive state. Although man and the ocean also fished marine organisms to provide food and clothing, they were limited to relying on the mountains to eat and the sea to eat. In the early days of humankind, the population was sparse, there was no trade, and the dependence on and harm to the ocean was relatively small. Marine life basically maintained a balance within its own range according to the natural law of the j
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The Chronicles of Wei Wu: If Heaven Does Not Perish, Cao Wu Will Surely Rise.
"The Chronicles of Wei and Wu" is set against the backdrop of the troubled times of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and tells a complete story of Cao Cao's rise from humble beginnings, conquering the Central Plains, and laying the foundation for hegemony. The book abandons stereotyped narratives and truly restores Cao Cao's step-by-step growth from fighting against Dong alone, dormant in Chenliu, to pacifying the Yellow Turbans and unifying Yanzhou, and carefully portrays his heroic background of
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Climbing to the Top: Picking Leaves and Flying Flowers Is Just the First Level of Becoming a God
Introduction to the work: On the border of the mortal realm, spiritual energy is lacking and order is solidified. For a hundred years, the Qingyun Sect has monopolized the spiritual veins of the mountains and rivers. It regards itself as orthodox, controls the rules of practice, and arbitrarily suppresses loose cultivators in the mountains and fields. Countless lone monks have no family, no sect, and no one to rely on. They can only hide in the mountains and linger. Ling Canglan, a young man fr
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