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- 351 Robinson in Deep Space 深空鲁滨逊 A lighthearted comedy with no violence, no spicy content, and a laid-back tone! This book was originally intended to be a low-budget screen production! It’s the story of Tang, a natural-born human accidentally cast to the edge of the galaxy, and his struggle to survive and find his way home! And A metal robot who is accidentally given a soul, and the growth of that soul as it clashes and merges with the robot’s rules! ~The story!~ ~The ending~ A bittersweet farewell (Part One) In the blink of an 268Reads—Score—Shelves
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All Beings Beneath the Light 光遇众生
Adventure + high-IQ showdowns + suspicious, scheming characters + no female lead + ensemble cast + slow pace + revelations about the world’s truth, layer by layer (A Sky: Children of the Light fanfiction) After transmigrating into the world of Sky: Children of the Light, the Duke becomes a Light Child manipulated by the ancestors. “Go make an offering,” they say. “It is your supreme glory.” He believes them and fights his way forward with his companions, only to discover the horrifying truth aft
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The Saga of Wagang Stronghold 瓦岗寨演义
The Tale of Wagang Stronghold is set amid the chaos of the late Sui dynasty and vividly recounts how the heroes of Wagang rise up to resist tyranny. The story follows bold outlaws such as Cheng Yaojin, Qin Qiong, Shan Xiongxin, and Xu Maogong, chronicling their legendary exploits: gathering at Wagang, seizing the imperial tribute, rebelling in Shandong, and joining forces with eighteen rebel kings to fight the Sui court. The book features both bloody battles amid flashing blades and clashes of w
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The Demigod's Grief 半神之殇
Gonggong, in his fury, struck Mount Buzhou. The heavenly ladder collapsed, severing the link between Heaven and Earth. People believed that gods and mortals had simply been separated forever. They never knew the shattered thing was actually the shackles enslaving all creation. Above the vast dimensions, the “Divine Realm” looked down upon an experimental field called “Earth.” So-called ascension was merely a brutal selection process, a chance to become the kindling of a higher-dimensional civili
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Fake History from the Start: The Jianzhou Jurchens Were Jin Merchant Enforcers 开局伪史论，建州女真是晋商打手
A fan of fringe theories about fabricated history transmigrates into the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, just nine days before the emperor hangs himself at Coal Hill. Faced with a complete mess, he slams his hand on the court table and declares, “I understand now! The Jurchens are the Shanxi merchants’ hired muscle!” As conspiracy theories become a blueprint for saving the nation, auditing the books takes the place of raising taxes, and proclamations become calls to arms. See how he uses a logic
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- 356 The Xian Tang Dynasty 宪唐 Faced with a realm fractured by warlords, a court controlled by eunuchs, and a Chang’an gripped by poverty, he tore up the script of the “Yuanhe Restoration” written in the history books. This time, he would kindle the flames himself and burn away the rot, letting a band of scholars destined for obscurity turn the Yuanhe era into the final beacon of the High Tang. From the fading embers of Li Bai and Du Fu, he would forge a blazing High Tang that gave hope to all its people. 222Reads8.0Score—Shelves
- 357 The Iron Hoof's Lament 铁蹄哀明 [Hunted by the Tartars from the start, later I hunt them down] Han Lin transmigrates to the dying days of the Ming Dynasty, just as the Battle of Ningyuan takes place. Captured and made a booi, he spends six months building up his strength before leading a group of fellow booi in rebellion! But by a twist of fate, he ends up killing the chieftain and embarking on a completely different life. Nurhaci: “Who was the one who made him a booi in the first place?!” Hong Taiji: “Han Lin, you've brought 9.8kReads8.6Score763Shelves
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My Higher-Dimensional Universe 哥的超维宇宙
[Hard sci-fi] [Time loops] [Multiple universes] [Mind-bending] An endless loop, death after death, traveling through twelve universes in search of the truth: Who am I?
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Becoming a War Profiteer in the World of the Chu-Han Contention 在楚汉争霸的世界当战争贩子
[Late Qin dynasty + No System + Starting from scratch + Ensemble cast + War + Farming] Also known as The Late Qin Dynasty: The Road to Revolution Begins with a Defeated Soldier from Julu Zhang Wen, an outdoors survival video enthusiast, transmigrates into the body of a defeated Qin soldier on the Julu battlefield at the end of the Qin dynasty. Facing a future in which he will soon be buried alive, he relies on the wilderness survival skills he picked up as a hobby in his previous life and leads
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- 360 A Theory of Modern Warfare 现代战争论 War is a matter of great importance to a nation. When a nation or an individual faces war, they must be fully prepared, with a flawless plan and sufficient military strength. 36Reads—Score—Shelves
- 361 The Geographic Hubs of Ancient Chinese Warfare 中国古代战争的地理枢纽 Wars are fought within particular geographical settings, and their outcomes are heavily influenced by the terrain. In large-scale conflicts, one or more regions may become focal points of contention because of their strategic location, and control of them can often determine the course of the war. In military geography, such strategic locations are known as “pivotal regions.” Drawing on the insight of a historical geographer, the author examines the successes and failures of commanders throughou 127Reads9.0Score—Shelves
- 362 The Coldest Winter: The Korean War Through American Eyes 最寒冷的冬天：美国人眼中的朝鲜战争 A monumental work blending military history, politics, diplomacy, and biography. More than half a century ago, the Korean War nearly triggered a third world war. Now, at last, the truth is beginning to emerge. The newly founded People’s Republic of China and the United States clashed on the Korean battlefield, while also engaging in an all-out contest of strategic planning, politics, and diplomacy. Yet a war originally expected to last three weeks dragged on for three years. Why did the Korean W 316Reads9.2Score118Shelves
- 363 The Horrors of the Occupied Territories: A Record of Japanese Atrocities in China 沦陷区惨状记：日军侵华暴行实录 628Reads9.3Score101Shelves
- 364 Exposing Unit 731, the Japanese Army’s Invasion of China 揭秘731侵华日军部队 This is a dark chapter of history that was deliberately concealed In the name of “scientific research,” the Japanese Army’s Unit 731 established a vast death factory in Northeast China, subjecting living people to inhuman experiments, including bacterial infection, vivisection, and frostbite tests. More than 3,000 innocent people were tortured to death. Even more horrifying, these “research findings” were put to direct use on the battlefield. Biological warfare was waged in more than 20 Chinese 4.8kReads9.4Score266Shelves
- 365 Operation Barbarossa: 1941, Total War (Obelisk) 巴巴罗萨行动：1941，绝对战争（方尖碑） Operation Barbarossa, launched on June 22, 1941, opened one of the bloodiest chapters in human history. Two of the world's most powerful armies at the time faced off directly. German blitzkrieg tactics posed an enormous threat for a time. The Red Army bore the responsibility and burden of defending its homeland, meeting the enemy's fierce bombardment with flesh and blood. In this book, the two authors follow the course of the war, drawing on newly consulted documents and archives to recount in d 973Reads9.4Score119Shelves
- 366 A Complete Record of the Three Great Campaigns 三大战役全记录 War has been a constant theme throughout human history. In every era and every country, it takes on a form unlike any seen before. The brief year from September 1948 to September 1949 was undoubtedly the period of most dramatic change on Chinese soil in more than a century. Victory in the three major campaigns of Liaoshen, Huaihai, and Pingjin destroyed the main forces on which the Kuomintang depended to maintain its rule, completely changing the country's course. In this war, the fates of great 3.7kReads9.6Score628Shelves
- 367 The Longest Battle: The Korean War Through American Eyes 漫长的战斗：美国人眼中的朝鲜战争 The revised Chinese edition of John Toland's major work on the Korean War, The Longest Battle, has been republished, demonstrating the enduring vitality of Toland's writing and readers' continued interest in the Korean War and its impact. It is true that this year marks the 60th anniversary of the Korean War armistice. Yet the place where the war was fought has remained a political and military hotspot in Northeast Asia for the past 60 years, and tensions are especially high today. Toland passed 626Reads9.4Score169Shelves
- 368 Mao Zedong, Stalin, and the Korean War 毛泽东、斯大林与朝鲜战争 Mao Zedong, Stalin, and the Korean War is one of the most representative works by renowned historian Shen Zhihua, and a new starting point for the study of the Korean War in China. Drawing on the wealth of firsthand materials preserved in China and Russia, it offers a meticulous examination of the origins of the Korean War and China’s decision to enter it. The book not only overturns many familiar accounts and conclusions, but also reveals, on a deeper level, the underlying logic connecting two 778Reads9.4Score227Shelves
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The Sword Immortal Rises 剑仙崛起了
The story follows Mo Wuchen, a once-gifted genius whose talents are crippled. Rising from the bottom, he defeats everyone who stands in his way and eventually becomes the ruler of an entire continent.
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