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Capitalist of Ming Dynasty
Scholars, farmers, industry and commerce, businessmen ranked last. Discuss how a protagonist who traveled through time and was dedicated to doing business bought the Dragon Court of Emperor Jiajing. Book club group: (418364520)
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Super Gene
A sudden flash of inspiration brings the 'Super Soldier' project into being, creating a one-of-a-kind warrior with a hybrid of tiger, spider, and rhinoceros beetle genes. With the genes of a tiger, he is fierce and terrifying. With those of a spider, he is calm and composed. With those of a rhinoceros beetle, he possesses incredible strength. He is a freak, and the very definition of danger. All the wish-fulfillment you could want is in Super Genes. Reader group: 52258121
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Reborn as a Super Farmer
Li Xiaonao tries to rescue a beauty, but accidentally falls into a river and drowns. After arriving in the underworld, he is brutally tortured, but eventually earns a chance to be reborn. He arrives in 1979, just as the early days of reform and opening up begin. While others are still wavering over which path to take, he has a general grasp of the future. He builds a sand plant, opens a brick kiln, and establishes the Gaojiatun Construction Team. Step by step, he ultimately builds a business emp
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Made a Marquis and Appointed a General
The moon over the passes in the Qin era, the passes in the Han era; men have not returned from their ten-thousand-mile campaigns. If only the flying general of Dragon City were here, he would never let the enemy nomads cross the Yin Mountains. That’s right, this poem is about Li Guang. The wind stirs the grass in the dark forest; the general draws his bow in the night. At dawn, they search for the white-feathered arrow, but it has sunk deep into a stone ridge. That’s right, this poem is about Li
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Across the Qin Riverlands
Whenever someone writes an alternate history, it always starts with the Three Kingdoms, especially the Three Kingdoms. Basically, every character in Romance of the Three Kingdoms could have an entire book written about them, while very few people write about the late Qin and early Han. I don't know why. In fact, the late Qin and early Han had no shortage of heroes, and were every bit as rich in them as the Three Kingdoms, if not more so. Among them was the loyal Marquis of Guannei, Meng Tian, a
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