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This Person He Shen
The novel is based on official history and truly and objectively describes the life of the famous corrupt official He Shen. It truly restores to the world how He Shen grew up as an orphan whose parents both died, went through hardships, persisted in studying, and finally grew into a poet and politician. The book is divided into two parts and records Heshen's merits and demerits, warning the world that they must not be arrogant due to favors, let alone emphasize learning over virtue, otherwise th
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Han Qing
This novel is based on official history and restores the glorious and great life of Wei Qing, the god of war in the Western Han Dynasty. Breaking the "coincidence" image of Wei Qing in history, from the perspective of human nature and science, it writes about how Wei Qing grew up step by step from a sheepherder to an invincible military commander. It reveals the truth that pie in the sky never falls. Anyone who wants to achieve career success and achievement must go through disdainful efforts an
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Eye of Heaven
This novel takes the love story of a forensic doctor who has just joined the criminal police as the main line. It describes sixteen bizarre cases with bizarre twists and turns, but they were all solved one by one by the protagonist Tang Ke. Through these almost legendary cases, people said that Tang Ke had a "sky eye" on his forehead, but Tang Ke said that this is a natural law, an eye installed by God on various creatures. It can also be called a fatal weakness that cannot be violated. It is no
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A Generation of Thieves
At the beginning of the last century, the corrupt Manchu Qing Dynasty was in dire straits under the double blow of internal and external troubles, and the people were living in dire straits. In 1902, with the opening of the Middle East Railway, farmers from Shandong, Liaoning and other places who had suffered from wars flocked to the outside world in large numbers, looking for the paradise of their dreams. These people reclaimed wasteland, slash-and-burn farming in the inaccessible southeastern
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