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The Tang Dynasty’s Noble Son-in-Law 大唐贵婿
This book is also known as “The Tang Dynasty: I Only Made Some Salt, Yet Somehow Became a Duke of the State.” The Tang Dynasty has just been founded, and everything is waiting to be rebuilt. As someone who has transmigrated, this is the perfect chance to make a name for himself. Military supplies, daily necessities, he’s sure to make a fortune. With all these goods, Li Shimin won’t be able to refuse to marry off his daughter. And the Tang poems and Song lyrics haven’t even appeared yet. They’re
32.6kReads8.4Score1.9kShelves
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Li Longji’s Spoiled Imperial Grandson 李隆基的纨绔皇孙
Not a mindless story! No System! All plotlines are based on historical events. The story portrays political power struggles and military campaigns against foreign powers during the Tianbao era of the Tang dynasty,
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Great Tang, I Really Didn't Come Here to Get Myself Killed 大唐，我真的是来作死的
The enemy doesn't want to fight? Not happening! They want to surrender? Even less likely! We have to fight, or what am I supposed to do with all these tanks and cannons? Who will build the roads of the Great Tang? We have just one demand for the island nation: spare the women, and apply the scorched-earth policy to everything else! System + infrastructure + stress relief + electricity + real estate + one invention after another The protagonist accidentally draws the purple-tier reward, the Void
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Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty: Building Wealth and Prosperity 穿越大唐之发家致富
Li Yi’an, a graduate of a top-tier university, had just landed an excellent job when he died in an unexpected car accident on his way home from work. To his surprise, his soul transmigrated into the body of a farmer’s son during the Zhenguan era. The original owner had also been falsely accused of stealing and expelled from the academy. Li Yi’an wasn’t about to accept his fate. Relying on the original owner’s memories and his own hard work, he cleared his name. Just as he was wondering how to ma
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Guangxin, City Beyond the Skies 广信外空之城
A boot from the Great Tang runs through the entire story. A snail full of energy sets the theme ablaze. Three young men roller-skate through the prosperous Great Tang. A highly skilled female doctor saves everyone. A young man becomes a legend throughout Lingnan, past and present. Introduction: After Mo Xuanqing became the youngest top scorer in the history of the imperial examinations, he was assigned to serve at the Hanlin Academy in the capital. Later, when he returned home to visit his fami
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The Huiyuan Technique 会元功
Due to copyright issues, start reading from Volume Two! Start reading from Volume Two! Start reading from Volume Two! [Workplace Wuxia + A Pragmatic Jianghu + Fictional Ming Dynasty + Light Transmigration + Light Sci-Fi: No cultivation, no tribulations, no melodrama, no Wudang, Shaolin, or Emei, no monks, Taoist priests, or nuns. No harem, no System. Inspired by true events + not a power fantasy.] The protagonist is a lowly escort bodyguard, a “corporate drone” of the martial world. One choice i
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The Tang Dynasty Merchant 唐商
In the prosperous Kaiyuan era of the Tang dynasty, Li Jing is the young master of Changlong Escort Agency. By combining modern financial savvy with ancient business practices, he sparks a commercial revolution. He carves a path through the Tang dynasty's business world, writes a legendary tale of commerce, and uses extraordinary wisdom and courage to build a business empire.
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Claiming the Tang Dynasty 承唐天下
A modern man finds himself in the body of eight-year-old Li Chengqian. With wisdom far beyond his era and a keen understanding of people's hearts, he deftly avoids political traps. He proceeds cautiously, planning every move and choosing his words carefully amid the shifting tides of the palace. In time, he comes of age and ascends the throne through his exceptional talent and extraordinary courage. Not only does he change the course of his own life and avoid the regrets that once awaited him, h
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The Splendor of the Tang Dynasty: My Father Is Li Shimin 锦绣盛唐：我的父亲是李世民
My surname is Li, my given name is Tai, my courtesy name is Huibao, and my childhood name is Qingque. I am the legitimate second son of Emperor Taizong of the Great Tang. My mother is Empress Wende, and my uncle is Zhangsun Wuji. I was favored above all the princes from a young age, and as I grew up, I proved to be exceptionally talented and brilliant. My useless elder brother, the crown prince, ruined himself and lost his position. Naturally, I am the most suitable, reasonable, and legitimate h
2.2kReads9.2Score239Shelves
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My Dad Is the Poet Immortal? I'll Take His Place in the Hanlin Academy 我爹是诗仙？我替我爹入翰林
I transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty, and my father is Li Bai. Unfortunately, from the start, he was out of his mind. The next day was the peony-viewing at the Agarwood Pavilion, where Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, Li Longji, would admire the flowers with Yang Guifei. Li Boqin reluctantly took his father's place at the Hanlin Academy, only to discover that in this world, poetry could command the divine! Reciting poetry could actually gather the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and turn it into
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Traveling Through the Tang Dynasty: Doctors Trained in Zhenguan 穿越大唐：规培医生在贞观
[Transmigration] [Golden Finger] [Tang Dynasty] [Medicine] [One Female Lead (Confidantes Don't Count)] After a night shift, resident doctor Shen Huai'an was hit by a heavy truck and transmigrated into the first year of the Zhenguan era, where he awoke as a nobody in Chang'an. He only wanted to open a little clinic and lie flat, but he had hands that couldn't bear to let anyone die. Saving commoners earned him points; saving nobles granted him fortune; saving powerful figures who could change his
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Lost in the Prosperous Tang Dynasty, Drunk on a Floating Life 误入盛唐醉浮生
One day, I accidentally stumbled into the prosperous Great Tang and became a nobody in Chang’an. The brightly lit, bustling streets of Suzaku Avenue, the poets and scholars who drank and caroused, the borderlands filled with the clamor of warhorses and weapons This was the best of times, and the most treacherous of worlds. Carrying memories that didn’t belong to this era, I hid my talents amid the lively bustle of the taverns. But when locusts swept across Guanzhong, Turkic cavalry came knockin
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Great Tang: I'm Li Ke, and I Win by Collecting People's Last Words 大唐：我，李恪，靠收遗言躺赢
After 36 straight hours of overtime, Li Ke, a burned-out 996 office worker, dies suddenly. When he opens his eyes, he has become the most ill-fated prince of the Tang dynasty: Li Ke, Prince of Shu! He carries the bloodlines of both the Sui and Tang imperial houses, and history marks him as a high-risk figure who was wrongfully executed. It’s hell mode from the start! Fortunately, his golden finger, the “Kind Words App,” comes online. It senses regret within five zhang, and collecting it earns re
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