Bloodshed in Northeast China, 1948

In the thirty-seventh year of the Republic of China, the last year the Kuomintang governed China, what secrets were hidden behind the events of that year? The Bloodbath in Northeast China in the Thirty-Seventh Year of the Republic is the first historical novel ever told from the Kuomintang's perspective. Its tense, richly layered plot keeps readers on edge, and its characters are neither wholly good nor wholly evil. It combines national destiny, transmigration, politics, war, scheming, tragic romance, wild imagination, dark cunning, covert struggles, shocking reversals, and much more. The male and female characters alike shine! An absolutely thrilling read!!! This novel has been called the Kuomintang's Yongzheng Dynasty, the Republic-era version of Ming Dynasty 1566, and Empresses in the Palace for men. It also features someone who transmigrates, but unless you read to the end, you won't know who it is.