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Mad Words and Mad Words FictionsI recommend Lu Bu: My Cultivation Simulation, by Zhao Zhao and Bai Yinglai. This was a historical novel about the Qin, Han, and Three Kingdoms. It was about Lu Bu, a fan of the Three Kingdoms, who became surrounded by Cao Cao's army of 100,000 in the third year of Jian 'an. He wanted to live, but with the help of the Immortal Cultivation System, his path became more and more wild, and he could simulate his own life and the lives of others. He had different identities in different scenes. He was unyielding in the White Gate Tower, had a good relationship with Zhao Yun, and had visited Zhuge Liang three times. The characters included the male lead, Lu Bu, and the female leads, Lady Yan, Lady Du, Diao Chan, etc., each with information such as age and birthday. The story didn't have any explosive plot or driving plot, but it was a long story. After reading it, he still wanted to read it.
'Super Hoodwinker' was not bad either. It was a novel written by Chang Shuxin about reality and the human world. The simplified edition was called "Gao Ren", which was a popular novel in the city. It was about the story of the main character, Shuai Lang, and reflected the deception and being deceived in reality. The author was good at writing about ordinary people. The plot was funny, the story was coherent, and there was a strong sense of immersion. It was Chang Shuxin's peak work, even better than 'Remaining Sins'. There were also descriptions of all kinds of deception. It was worth reading.
" Japanese Sengoku: The Rise of the Tiger of Wakasa ", a historical novel written by Aotu Xiong. It was a new work by the author of " The Dream of Toyotomi ", set in the Japanese Astronomical Era. The young Zhou Liangchuan came to this era and wrote the picture of conquering the world in Wakasa. There were many roles, including the male lead, Takeda Nobushige.
The King: From the Tauren's Cultivation, I was a fantasy sword and magic novel written by a university student. To build a multi-racial empire in a fantasy world, starting from a baron's territory, there would be various racial and military combinations. The male protagonist, Charles, had his strengths and weaknesses, and the story was lacking, but the multi-racial integration was the highlight.
Entertainment Troll, an urban novel written by Lazy Cat with Her Tongue Out. Most of the entertainment works in Parallel World were crudely produced, giving rise to the profession of critics. The protagonist, Mo Zhuosi, had an honest system and could only tell the truth. He was super funny when he talked back to people. The old book had nearly 10,000 readers. Although it might be a scam, it was very innovative.
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