A Brother and Sister’s Journey Through the Ming Dynasty

Name: A Brother and Sister’s Journey Through the Ming Dynasty
Author: Xiyuan celia

姐弟俩大明游

by Xiyuan celia (惜源celia)

Status: Completed
Length: 274k Words
Genre: Ancient Romance
Subgenre: Slice-of-Life Farming
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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[Sisters and Brothers] [Career] [History] Sister, we've done all we could. Introducing new crops and building waterworks might save countless lives and help shore up the foundations of this prosperous land south of the Yangtze. Printing books and helping compile the great canon might let the flame of civilization burn a little longer. But... when it comes to great clans and the rise and fall of dynasties, they are rarely brought down by a single attack from an outside enemy. More often, decay begins within. Factional infighting and backstabbing destroy their own defenses, and only then do outsiders seize the opportunity and take the spoils.

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