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Books by 伍先生
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Three Kingdoms: Sima Rui Usurps Cao Wei's Realm from the Start 三国：司马睿，开局篡夺曹魏江山
The chaos of the Three Kingdoms era eventually came to an end under the Jin dynasty. In the first year of Taikang, Sima Yan raised an army to attack Eastern Wu. The ruler of Wu, Sun Hao, surrendered, bringing the turmoil of Wei, Shu, and Wu to an end. The great affairs of the realm were once more united under one rule. After unifying the realm, Sima Yan pressured and bribed Wei's ruler, Cao Huan, into abdicating. With the auspicious day at hand, the Emperor Wu of Great Jin was respectfully invit
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A Tale of the Turbulent Northern and Southern Dynasties 乱世南北朝演义
A sky-filling fragrance sweeps through Luoyang, and the whole city is clad in golden armor. Adapted from real historical events, this book is set against the backdrop of the complex political struggles of China's turbulent Northern and Southern Dynasties. In the final years of the Northern Wei, the government was rotten to the core, and extravagance and debauchery were rampant. The Six Garrisons Rebellion broke out, bringing forth numerous legendary figures who were about to step onto the vast s
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- Prisoner of Luoyang 洛阳囚 In the final years of the Northern Wei, the imperial court was in turmoil. Powerful ministers controlled the government, wielding unchecked authority and plotting to usurp the throne. Outside the court, peasant armies rose in revolt, shaking the foundations of the empire. Ordinary people lived in misery and desperation. The Northern Wei regime was already on the verge of collapse, while heroes and ambitious figures alike eyed the realm. It was an age that gave rise to countless heroes, as the wi 1.1MReads123Flowers0Tickets
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Three Kingdoms: The Sima Clan Usurps Cao Wei's Realm from the Start 三国：司马家，开局篡夺曹魏江山
The chaos of the Three Kingdoms eventually gave way to the Jin dynasty. In the first year of the Taikang era, Sima Yan raised an army to attack Eastern Wu. The ruler of Wu, Sun Hao, surrendered, bringing the turmoil of Wei, Shu, and Wu to an end and unifying the land. After unifying the realm, Sima Yan pressured and bribed Cao Huan, ruler of Wei, into abdicating. With the auspicious day at hand, the founding emperor of Great Jin was respectfully invited to ascend the abdication platform and rece
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War Fires Blaze Across a Troubled Realm 乱世烽火燃山河
That year, the scholarly Huliu Guang met Gao Cheng, heir to the Great Wei throne, a man with grand ambitions but little else. The bond between lord and subject ran deep, but just as Gao Cheng was about to ascend the throne and become emperor, he was unexpectedly assassinated. To prevent the country from falling into turmoil and the people from suffering, Huliu Guang was forced to recognize Gao Yang's usurpation of the Qi throne. He went on to serve three emperors in succession, Gao Yin, Gao Yan,
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Northern and Southern Dynasties: A Master Strategist Helps the Heir Usurp the Throne 南北朝：金牌谋士，辅佐世子篡位
Cui Changqing entered the game as a strategist, serving as the chief strategist of the heir's residence. A master at reading human nature and a genius who could plan for every contingency, he even earned the praise of King Gao: "With a strategist like you, my son can achieve hegemony!" Cui Changqing followed the old King Gao through five battles for supremacy over Eastern and Western Wei, helping the heir Gao Cheng, who shared Wei Wu's ambitions, secure the title of Prince of Qi. But just before
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