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- 451 I Am the Great Tyrant 我是大暴君 He wakes up to find himself the new ruler of the Great Xiao Kingdom, but only a puppet. The young empress is still green, the empress dowager rules from behind the scenes, the court officials each have their own schemes, and the borderlands are beset by crises on all sides. I want to recline among beauties and hold the power of the world in my hands! 86Reads8.5Score—Shelves
- 452 Zhang Tingyu 张廷玉 Zhang Tingyu (1672–1755), courtesy name Hengchen and art name Yanzhai, was from Tongcheng, Anhui. He served through the reigns of the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong emperors. At twenty-nine, Kangxi selected him as a junior compiler; at thirty-two, he was appointed an editor at the Hanlin Academy. He soon rose rapidly through the ranks and became one of Kangxi's close associates. Zhang Tingyu truly rose to prominence during the Yongzheng reign. Yongzheng was determined to reform the government, 41.5kReads9.6Score629Shelves
- 453 The Yang Family Generals at the End of the Ming Dynasty 明末杨家将 This story takes place in Ganzhou, once a prosperous Silk Road hub that later fell into obscurity. Yang Jiamo, a western hero with dreams of serving his country, and his descendants of the Yang family generals are caught in a struggle between two opposing sides and three factions. In the turbulent final years of the Ming Dynasty, they remain true to their ancestors' ideal of the Yang family generals: loyal service to the nation. They contend with eunuchs, challenge royal authority, and clash wit 617Reads9.6Score107Shelves
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Great Qin: I, Fusu, Have Returned from Hell 大秦：我，扶苏！地狱归来
The Great Qin Empire After Prince Fusu, who was stationed in Shang Commandery as a supervising officer, took his own life, the 300,000-strong Great Wall Army lost their prince. Then came the terrible news that their commander, Meng Tian, had also been sentenced to death in Xianyang. The vast northern army of the Great Qin Empire instantly lost its faith. Home? Country? Both were things of the past. After going through three commanders, the 500,000-strong Lingnan Army in the south learned that th
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Back to the Eastern Jin to Battle the Five Barbarians 回到东晋斗五胡
In 290 AD, Emperor Wu of Jin dies, a simple-minded boy takes the throne, Empress Jia seizes power, the Rebellion of the Eight Princes erupts, and northern tribes seize the chance to invade south, bringing devastation to the people… Chen Lie, a second-year student at a science and engineering university, reads this and is filled with righteous indignation at the history. At the same time, he is utterly captivated by the bearing of the Wei-Jin literati. One day, he dreams himself back into that er
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The Hidden Marquis of Great Tang's Zhenguan Era 大唐贞观隐侯
Li Moyan, a miserable office worker in the modern world, is struck by lightning and killed after a night of drinking. His soul travels back to the Tang dynasty and possesses an unlucky man who happens to have the same name. Li Moyan only wants to make a little money and become a quiet country landowner. But fate has other plans. Enemies appear one after another along his path, and his mysterious identity forces him to step onto the grand stage of the prosperous Tang dynasty. Here, he brews fine
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I Have a Family in the Early Ming 我在明初有个家
Ding Yi is a loser approaching forty. One stormy night, with lightning flashing and thunder rumbling, he discovers a portal in his childhood home. He can travel back and forth between the early Ming dynasty and the modern world. In the early Ming, he saves the Crown Princess and becomes sworn brothers with Crown Prince Zhu Biao, then pits his wits against Hu Weiyong... and Yao Guangxiao... With the flapping of his butterfly wings, history veers in an unknown direction... Meanwhile, his modern li
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The Winds and Clouds of Great Liang 大凉风云
[Decisive and ruthless, fighting on the battlefield] One female lead. Give it a patient read; no fast-food fiction here. Lean meat can be killed. Life at court is like a furnace. Watch clans rise and fall, glory and shame come and go. Through battlefields and iron steeds, heroes forge their paths. Looking back, all that remains is a sigh: the past is gone, washed down with a jug of turbid wine.
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The Tale of Di Qing 狄青演义
The Romance of Di Qing, also known as The Romance of the Ten Thousand Flower Tower and The Romance of the Ten Thousand Flower Tower: Yang, Bao, and Di, is a Qing dynasty heroic legend centered on the famed general Di Qing. The story follows the rise and achievements of Di Qing, a celebrated general of the Northern Song. Beginning with his humble origins, it recounts the hardships he endures before becoming a pillar of the state. Along the way, it weaves in Bao Zheng’s efforts to solve cases and
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Liu Bowen: Tides of Fortune in the Imperial Court 刘伯温之宦海沉浮
Liu Bowen: Rising and Falling in the Sea of Officialdom abandons the magical realism commonly used in earlier works about Liu Bowen. Its main approach is realism, with touches of romanticism. Following the ups and downs of Liu Bowen’s official career, and set against the peasant uprisings led by Fang Guozhen, Xu Shouhui, Wu Chengqi, and others, it offers a many-sided portrait of the vibrant world of the late Yuan dynasty. It depicts both the contests of wits and political maneuvering among strat
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I Became an Emperor for the Ages by Slacking Off 我靠摸鱼成了千古一帝
War beacons flare, and my gaze turns north to the realm. Dragon banners unfurl, horses whinny, and swordlight gleams like frost. My heart is as vast and turbulent as the Yellow River. Through twenty years of campaigning, who could stand against us? My rage runs wild, my blade points toward the enemy. How many brothers in arms and loyal souls lie buried in foreign lands? I would gladly die a hundred times to serve my homeland. I can only sigh, holding back my grief, speechless, tears and blood fi
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- 462 The Tale of the Yuan Dynasty 元史演义 The Romance of the Yuan Dynasty is a historical novel in chapter form by Cai Dongfan, a renowned modern writer of historical romances. It is part of his series Popular Romances of the Dynasties of China. The novel consists of sixty chapters and recounts the rise and fall of the Yuan dynasty in a literary style, from the rise of the Mongol tribes to the fall of the dynasty. Using the accessible style of a popular historical romance, the author recreates the political, military, and social landsca 3Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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The Secret History of Manchuria, Part Two 满洲秘史（中部）
[Bandits + Northeast China + War + Japanese spies + Manchukuo + Republican era + Romance + Collaborators] A woman's turbulent journey through a chaotic age, a blood-soaked epic of Northeast China. From bandit chieftain's wife to a secret pawn of the Japanese, she witnesses every secret behind Manchuria's birth, caught between love and hate, home and country… Manchurian Secret History, Part Two continues the first volume. Set against the real historical background of Northeast China from late 193
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The Southern Gourmet 食南之徒
Tang Meng, a gluttonous envoy of the Han Empire, arrives in Nanyue, a land renowned for its cuisine. With ingredients in abundance, it seems like a food lover’s dream. Yet behind the feasts simmer tensions between north and south, divisions between peoples, struggles for power, and battles over the rise and fall of national policies. The twists and turns are even more complex than the flavors of Lingnan’s ingredients. This laid-back Han envoy finds himself caught in the whirlpool of political st
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- 465 Who's Best at Qin Dynasty Infrastructure? The Food System Is Here to Help 秦朝基建哪家强美食系统来帮忙 Note: The female lead has no romance. The central idea of this story is the proper use of a food System: selling food, no; building infrastructure for the Qin Empire, yes. [In our country, "sir" is a gender-neutral form of address. The System has no gender, so it has been addressed with the neutral term "sir." If you think that because foreign men have been translated as "sir" in modern times, the word means male, and thus the System should not be called "sir," please avoid this story.] [As for 2.6kReads9.2Score323Shelves
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Transmigrating as the Two Crown Princes of the Late Ming 穿越明末两太子
The late Ming has been transmigrated into more times than anyone can count. Countless transmigrators acted out one stirring drama after another in that era. They changed the fate of the Chinese people across different timelines. In the time tunnel back to the late Ming, two butterflies danced through the air. Of course, they hadn’t chosen to do this. Some mysterious force was behind it. Two butterflies? Where would they lead Chinese civilization in this timeline? The base’s senior officers dropp
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Claiming the Throne at Liangshan: The Late Eastern Han Dynasty 梁山问鼎：东汉末年
A military-and-farming tale: One hundred and eight heroes transmigrate to the Eastern Han dynasty, landing on a Water Margin mountain with no water. The Yellow Turban Rebellion has just begun. Cao Cao is still only a 29-year-old Cavalry Commandant, and Dong Zhuo is still in Liangzhou, not yet having entered Luoyang. These heroes have arrived forty years early. Before the other contenders have even come of age, they intend to claim the empire.
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The Grand Tutor of the Great Liang Dynasty: A Life of My Own Design 大梁帝师的自定义生活
After finishing his master's thesis defense, Ren Buchu planned to spend ten days or half a month as a legendary internet cafe gamer. But that very day, while he was pulling an all-nighter with his roommates to grind for gear, his consciousness seemed to be dragged into an endless void... What is it like to transmigrate and see your original body's owner poisoned to death by your own “brother-in-law”? And your maid turns out to be stunningly beautiful! “Ding! Host detected. Identity confirmed...
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- 469 The Three Kingdoms: History So Addictive, You Can’t Put It Down 一读就上瘾的三国史 The Three Kingdoms era was marked by endless warfare and rival warlords, and is now familiar to everyone thanks to Romance of the Three Kingdoms. But the novel isn't history, and some of the famous stories we all know never actually happened! Did Zhuge Liang really borrow arrows with straw boats? Why is Zhang He known as “the Three Kingdoms strength tester”? How did Fei Yi live a life worthy of the title “master of pacing”? Did Cao Zhi really love his sister-in-law? Why is Cao Cao's life said to 1.2kReads9.5Score100Shelves
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Commandant of Nan Jin 南津校尉
Southern Dynasty, Liang, the final years of the Putong era. The court establishes the Nanjin Commandery, appointing the resolute and upright official Guo Zushen as its first commander. Leading his elite forces, the Nanjin troops, he pits his wits against corrupt nobles and enemy spies. As the court and the country become increasingly devoted to Buddhism, corruption spreads, and the whole nation sinks into decadence, a band of passionate men goes against the tide to defend their homeland and just
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Cao Cao Is My Benefactor in Dreams 我的梦中贵人是曹操
My dream is to become a great general and a hero. I deeply admire Cao Cao, and I often dream about him. In my dreams, I become one of his fearsome generals, which gives me tremendous encouragement. Each battle helps me grow and makes me stronger inside. Cao Cao thinks highly of me, and that gives me great motivation. When I face difficulties and setbacks in real life, the Cao Cao in my dreams gives me the greatest encouragement! I’m truly grateful to Cao Cao! He’s the benefactor who appears in m
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A Comprehensive History of Commerce 商史通鉴
A sweeping historical novel that lays bare six centuries of power games in the Shang dynasty. No myths, no romanticized tales, only the truest human nature, the cruelest contests, and the deepest lessons of rise and fall. My writing on Shang history began with questions about the origins of Chinese civilization, and ended with a reunion with myself. The Shang dynasty was a pivotal era when the rites, royal authority, and divine power of Huaxia took shape together. Yet scarce historical records a
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The Rise of the Great Tang’s God of War 大唐战神崛起之路
During the Kaiyuan era of the Tang dynasty, in Liangzhou. Zhao Chenglong, Left Deputy Commandant of the Zhechong Prefecture, died an unjust death. His wife, Song Wen, was devastated. Overcome with grief, she hanged herself, leaving behind their orphaned son, Zhao Qingyun. Fearing retribution from Yang Guozhong, Tian Feng, and the others, his great-uncle Song Wu took Zhao Qingyun north. They eventually ended up in Xifeng Town, Liucheng County, Yingzhou. A few years later, the An Lushan Rebellion
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A Northern Song Dynasty Guide to Climbing the Official Ladder 北宋升官手册
The ratings just opened. They'll go up later. [Historical Transmigration] [Imperial Examinations] [Officialdom] [Political Intrigue] [Farming] [No System] What were the regrets of the Northern Song Dynasty? Was it that Liu Yong's lyrics were sung throughout the land, while he himself spent half his life in disappointment? Was it that Fan Zhongyan cared deeply for the realm, yet his Qingli Reforms were abandoned halfway through? Or was it the unfulfilled ambition to pacify the Rong, amid the nort
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Shangguan Wan'er 上官婉儿
Born into a distinguished family and blessed with extraordinary talent, she was made a servant in the palace from the time she was an infant. Her family was slaughtered, and she swore vengeance. Though she bowed her head and obeyed, a dangerous tide surged beneath the surface. In the bloom of youth, her heart first stirred with love. She adored Crown Prince Li Xian, yet was forced to send him to his doom with her own hands. She faced Prince Ying Li Xian’s tender infatuation, the unrestrained fli
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Li Hongzhang: One of the Four Great Statesmen of the Restoration 中兴四大名臣李鸿章
Li Hongzhang (1823–1901) was a powerful late Qing official, founder and commander of the Huai Army and the Beiyang Fleet, and one of the leading figures of the Self-Strengthening Movement. Alongside Zeng Guofan, Zuo Zongtang, and Zhang Zhidong, he was known as one of the Four Great Ministers of the Tongzhi Restoration. His life spanned nearly all of the most turbulent, humiliating, and arduous years of China’s modern history. His achievements and failings remain an important subject of scholarly
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Sima Yi, the Master Strategist 老谋子司马懿
Keep waiting, keep your nerve, and opportunity will come sooner or later! Sima Yi was the greatest master of patience in Chinese history. With astonishing forbearance, he outlasted Cao Cao, waited for Zhuge Liang to die, and kept going until the age of seventy, when he finally became the biggest winner of the Three Kingdoms era. He feigned illness for seven years, waiting for the perfect moment to enter public service! In 201 AD, when Cao Cao first summoned him, Sima Yi decided that joining him
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- 478 The History of Emperor Taizu of Song, Too Gruesome to Read Closely 不忍细看的宋太祖史 Did you know? In the long sweep of Chinese history, the Song dynasty is one of those extraordinary dynasties you simply can’t leave out. The History of Song Taizu: Too Wild to Read Closely is a fascinating book that will have you laughing your way through those years of the Song dynasty. From Zhao Kuangyin’s dramatic rise from the start, when he was “cloaked in the yellow robe,” to the tragic end of the Southern Song, emperors, generals, ministers, and famous scholars spring vividly to life, as 3Reads7.7Score—Shelves
- 479 Wild History Isn’t Necessarily False 野史未必假 History is more than the rigid record preserved in official histories. The overlooked scraps at its edges often conceal truths that are livelier, more outrageous, and closer to human nature. Do you think Liao Hua was just a minor figure who rose to prominence because Shu had “no great generals left”? What pitfalls lay behind Zhuge Ke’s reputation as a genius? Wen Yang, dubbed “Little Zhao Yun,” had a life far more dramatic than you might imagine! Ma Chao was more than just the “Brocade of Xilian 2.5kReads9.2Score490Shelves
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The Hongwu Secret Files: The Untold History of Zhu Yuanzhang 洪武密档：朱元璋不为人知的历史
🔥 Tomato’s masterpiece of mystery and investigation, Hongwu Secret Files: The Untold History of Zhu Yuanzhang, unveils the forbidden secrets of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Great Ming! 📜 Born into abject poverty, the cowherd Zhu Chongba went from begging as a monk at Huangjue Temple to becoming a warlord of the Red Turban Army. In the end, he climbed to the throne over the corpses of Chen Youliang and Zhang Shicheng. Yet behind this legendary rise lurk bloody mysteries that officia
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- 481 The Complete Collection of Unsolved Historical Mysteries 历史悬案大全集 Historical Unsolved Cases: The Complete Collection is an ideal guide to understanding the truth behind history, reaching new heights in its accuracy, entertainment value, and ability to inspire. Historical Unsolved Cases: The Complete Collection covers 61 of history's most influential, extensively studied, and widely discussed mysteries. Its topics include the miraculous pyramids, lost ancient civilizations, the origins of emperors, wartime mysteries, palace coups, the deaths of famous figures, 856Reads9.5Score109Shelves
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The March to War 从军行
“Where is the Imperial Guard? Who dares ride with me across the battlefields of the northern desert and trample the Yanrong King’s tent beneath our horses?” A general in a red cloak sat astride his horse, saber in hand. “We will go!” the battle-hardened soldiers before him answered in unison. A boy from a small mountain village joined the army only to spare his family some taxes. All he wanted was to save enough money to marry his childhood sweetheart. As his military achievements mounted, he ro
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An Outline of the Han Clan 寒族稔略
[Historical fiction + no saintly protagonist + no System + transmigration + meticulous research] Readers are welcome to leave comments on chapters and share their valuable suggestions. I also hope you'll recommend this book to your friends. With no heaven-defying powers or chosen-one luck to rely on, a modern retiree who has seen much of life unexpectedly transmigrates into the war-torn, impoverished chaos of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Survival in a chaotic age is perilous at every tur
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Sword Like the Evening 剑如夕
[Traditional wuxia + devoted couple + not a power fantasy + late Qing dynasty + ensemble cast] At the end of the Qing dynasty, the Boxer Rebellion and the Eight-Nation Alliance rise one after another. Gu Yang, a skilled martial artist burdened by a family grudge, leaves seclusion and joins forces with Su Jianli, the daughter of a reformist minister, to roam the jianghu and save the world from disaster. The cruelty of foreign guns and cannons and the wickedness of the human heart lay bare the wre
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- 485 Ruling the Realm 宰执天下 The ruler governs as prime minister; the executor administers the state. Serving the monarch above and bringing peace to the common people below, with all ministers yielding the way and receiving honors above every official: this is the prime minister. Assisting in government, setting national policy, and countersigning imperial edicts, second only to the prime minister: this is the chief administrator. After an air disaster, He Fang leaped a thousand years into the past, returning to the Northe 518Reads9.0Score—Shelves
- 486 Veritable Records of Qing Taizu, Emperor Wu 清太祖武皇帝实录 The Veritable Records of Emperor Wu, Taizu of Qing is the authoritative official biography of Nurhaci, founder of the Later Jin dynasty. Written in chronological form, it recounts the sweeping story of the Manchus’ rise from tribal rivalries to the foundation of an empire. The book not only reveals the mythic origin of the “Three Fairy Maidens Who Ate the Divine Fruit and Bore the Ancestor,” but also vividly depicts Nurhaci’s legendary deeds: raising an army with thirteen suits of ancestral armo 3Reads7.8Score—Shelves
- 487 Leizu 嫘祖 Leizu is a full-length novel about the lives of our ancestors at the dawn of Chinese civilization, a chronicle of civilization's beginnings suffused with the aura of the divine. For thousands of years, generation after generation has worshipped Leizu of Xiling. She was not only the primary consort of Huangdi, the Yellow Emperor and progenitor of Chinese culture, but also a great woman who embodied the virtues of an empress. She discovered the secrets of silkworms and mulberry cultivation, bringi 37Reads9.5Score—Shelves
- 488 Never Yield the Land 不让江山 At first, I looked upon the world and saw nothing but heroes and great men. Then I looked again, and saw nothing but a rabble. Rather than entrust this realm and its people to you, I might as well take it for myself! 506Reads9.4Score—Shelves
- 489 Romance of the Thirteen Qing Emperors 清宫十三朝演义 The Romance of the Thirteen Reigns of the Qing Court is a historical novel of nearly 600,000 Chinese characters by Republican-era writer Xu Xiaotian. With vivid prose and a sweeping scope, it offers a panoramic view of almost three hundred years of change, from the Qing dynasty’s origins to its fall. The novel’s one hundred chapters trace events from Nurhaci’s rise in Jianzhou and his uprising with thirteen suits of ancestral armor to Puyi’s abdication and the closing of the Qing palace. Court i 2Reads8.1Score—Shelves
- 490 The Ning Empire's Army 长宁帝军 This world is divided among hundreds of countries, large and small. When it comes to warfare on land, the Ning Kingdom is virtually invincible. Its fierce armies, drawn from the four frontiers and four arsenals, sweep across the realm. Wherever the land stretches, Ning's banners can be planted. But beyond the sea, where its armies cannot reach, there are always those who refuse to submit. And so a young man took up his blade and halberd, and crossed the sea on a single reed. 488Reads9.4Score—Shelves
- 491 The Son of Heaven of Han 汉天子 At the end of the Western Han, Wang Mang usurps the throne and chaos engulfs the realm. A commoner draws his sword and strides into the turmoil. He devises strategies from afar and campaigns across ninety thousand li, his sword pointed at eight hundred feudal lords, daring them to defy him. He fights in every direction, sweeps away the warlords who have carved up the land, and brings the realm under control. He rules with benevolence and devotes himself to good governance, gathering every outsta 3.3kReads8.8Score404Shelves
- 492 Smoke and Fire in the Great Ming 大明烟火 Zhu Yuanzhang: “A bunch of corrupt lawbreakers! I’m going to kill them all.” Han Du: “Your Majesty, please calm down. Rather than killing them, why not put them to use and squeeze every last bit of value out of them?” Zhu Yuanzhang: ... 190Reads8.2Score—Shelves
- 493 The Beloved Consort of the Tang Dynasty: The Legend of Yang Yuhuan 大唐宠妃杨玉环传奇 The Legend of Yang Yuhuan, Beloved Consort of the Tang Dynasty paints a vivid portrait of Yang Yuhuan’s eventful and legendary life. The story begins in Shuzhou, where she displays an extraordinary gift for music and dance from a young age, along with a fresh and refined grace. A music master’s examination gives her a chance to shine and plants in her heart a longing for Chang’an. At a poetry gathering by a stream, her talent wins the admiration of a young scholar, but she politely turns him do 80Reads—Score—Shelves
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Transmigrating to the Great Ming: One Book Is All I Need to Conquer the World 穿越大明之一本书打天下
My name is Zhu Shouming. I am the twenty-sixth-generation descendant of Zhu Shouqian, Prince of Jingjiang in Guilin. In the twenty-first century, that identity is worth nothing more than a joke about how my ancestors used to be rich. Apart from the founding ancestor, every other name in the family genealogy has been ground to dust by history. The boat lurched on the Li River, and I tumbled into the water with my backpack. When I woke, there was no ambulance, only the smoke of war in the fiftee
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- 495 Glory of the Tang Dynasty: The Legend of Zhenzhu 大唐荣耀：珍珠传奇 [The original novel for the TV series The Glory of Tang Dynasty, starring Jing Tian and Ren Jialun] Shen Zhenzhu, the Crown Princess, is graceful and refined, with beauty bestowed by nature. Li Chu, Prince of Guangping, is strikingly handsome, commanding, and passionate. They fall for each other at first sight and love each other deeply. Li Chu cherishes Zhenzhu like a precious jewel and protects her with all his heart. But a king's love has no unchanging melody. Amid the chaos of the An Lushan 474Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Lin Yi, a Poor Scholar of the Great Ming, Transmigrates into a Grand Secretary 大明寒士林逸穿越成阁老
Modern office worker Lin Yi transmigrates into the Ming dynasty as the impoverished son of a concubine. Armed with his memory of the imperial exam question bank and a quick wit, he rockets from the county exams all the way to the palace examination, face-slapping his family and outsmarting the powerful. In the end, he uncovers the mystery of his origins and becomes a legendary Grand Secretary.
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The Convict Official 罪吏
Lu Heng transmigrates. When he wakes up, he is merely an inconspicuous accounts clerk in the county office of Qingshan County, Great Qian. In seven days, the inspection team will arrive. He soon discovers that more than ten thousand shi of government grain are missing from the county's Ever-Normal Granary, and most of the fake account books used to cover up the loss were written by "him." The county magistrate wants him to confess, the deputy magistrate wants him to keep quiet, and everyone thin
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The Rocky Life of a Country Youth 山村青年的坎坷人生
After his father was murdered and his mother abducted, Chen Jun, a young man from a mountain village, failed to get revenge and was forced to flee. He worked odd jobs while searching for his mother. Factory Director Qi and his wife were desperate to carry on the family line. After they had a daughter, the husband lost the ability to have more children in an accident, and the couple both set their sights on Chen Jun. Faced with this opportunity, what kind of life will Chen Jun embark on?
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The Imperial Cat: Empress and Detective 御猫：女皇与侦探
The Royal Cat tells the story of Shangguan Rongxue, Su Wuhuan, and Li Xian as they solve cases and find love. It also weaves in political struggles from history. The story revolves around several major cases: the headless general, the Shangyuan Festival rebellion, a series of robberies, the murder of the Imperial Preceptor, the fog-shrouded mystery on a rainy night, and a disappearance in Dongdu. The suspense keeps mounting, the plot moves at a brisk pace, and the characters are vividly drawn. I
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- 500 A Life Out of Place 错位人生 My wife has a secret. I made an excuse to return to my old family home in the countryside, leaving her alone in the city, then doubled back... This is Baixiang Wang's first novel, written with great passion for Tomato Novel. 601Reads7.2Score—Shelves
