Seeking Historical War Stories With No System, Preferably Where the Protagonist Starts From the Bottom 要历史战争文,不要系统,最好🐷脚从最弱小发育
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I Became the Founding Ancestor of the Sui and Tang Dynasties 我混成了隋唐祖源
No System, no golden finger. Beginning with the Rebellion of the Six Garrisons in the final years of the Northern Wei, witness the heroes of Wuchuan and the shifting tides of the Six Garrisons. Erzhu Rong, Yuwen Tai, Dugu Xin, Gao Huan... One renowned historical figure after another comes together in a magnificent chronicle of the final fifty years of the Northern and Southern Dynasties.
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Qin's Replacement: A Bricklayer Rewrites Three Hundred Years of Qin History 秦替:泥水匠改写了三百年秦史
Qin's Substitute In 1991, Zhang Daode, a boy from a small town in southwestern Hunan, studied hard and earned excellent results on his high school entrance exam. But someone with power took his place, crushing his hopes of continuing his education and forcing him into a life at the bottom of society as a bricklayer who knew nothing but hardship. Then a sudden fall at a construction site turned his life upside down. When he opened his eyes, he had transmigrated to the end of the Warring States p
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Chen Yuan’s Name Is Cleared 陈鸢昭雪
Chen Dao, a child prodigy held hostage in the capital for ten years, catches the attention of the Grand Preceptor by chance and is allowed to leave the palace to solve a strange case. When he returns after solving it, the court is rocked by the disappearance of a million sacks of disaster-relief grain. On the Grand Preceptor's recommendation, twelve-year-old Chen Dao is sent to Yuzhou to oversee disaster relief. But when he returns, turmoil erupts once more in the capital.
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Qingshi Pass, Pear Tree Grove 青狮口,梨树林
The Green Lion’s Mouth, the Pear Orchard follows Zhang Yunxi’s life as its narrative thread, setting it against the vast backdrop of a century of change in rural China. In Qingshikou Village, in the land of Xiangchu, it unfolds as an epic etched in the rings of the earth. From the many wars of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, to the farming and pioneering spirit of the early Republican era, to protecting homes and forests during the War of Resistance Against Japan, from collective labor i
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Galaxy 2125 2125星河
2125 Star River Lebenswelt is a science-fiction epic set in a quantum universe. It tells the grand story of human civilization seeking a path to “entropy-shadow symbiosis” amid an entropy crisis. The story centers on the young girl Xiao Nuo, chosen by the Programmer Civilization as an “entropy-shadow symbiont.” Bearing a dark-gold totem, she joins her mother Lin Wei, who wields the Chunjun Sword containing constitutional codes; Zhang Ke, a quantum computing genius; Alexei, a descendant of the Pr
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My Wife Is Qin Liangyu, the Ming Dynasty's God of War 我娘子是大明战神秦良玉
[This book combines farming and fortune-building, the leads' hilarious daily life, the martial world, traditional culture, war, court politics, and the exposure of fabricated Western history, among other elements.] (For readers who love historical accuracy: this novel can be read like a history book.) A modern man transmigrates into the Ming dynasty and becomes a rascal. Through a series of befuddling events, he wins a contest for a bride and is supposed to marry Qin Liangyu? She's tall and burl
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The Ming Dynasty’s Talented Scholar, Jie Jin 大明才子解缙
Jie Jin, a gifted scholar of the Ming Dynasty, lived a turbulent and legendary life. Brilliant from childhood and endowed with extraordinary talent, he was hailed as a “child prodigy.” He made his mark at a young age, sailed through the imperial examinations on the strength of his vast learning, passed the highest-level exam, and embarked on an official career. Quick-witted and inspired in his writing, Jie Jin oversaw the compilation of the "Yongle Encyclopedia", bringing books from across the
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A Long Bridge Lies Across the Waves; Where Did the Dragon Come From Before the Clouds? 长桥卧波,未云何龙
He Yaoyue was born into a poor family. Influenced by his parents, he began studying at the age of six. Years later, while in high school, he embarked on a career in government. Would he become a virtuous minister or a powerful minister? Perhaps he has his own answer.
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Song Jiaoren, Father of Chinese Constitutionalism 宪政之父宋教仁
The Father of Constitutionalism: Song Jiaoren presents the sweeping life of Song Jiaoren, a pioneer of constitutional government whose story unfolded amid the tumult of the late Qing and early Republican eras. As a founder of modern Chinese constitutionalism, Song Jiaoren called himself “the Fisherman.” With his pen as his sword and his blood as his ink, he carved a path toward constitutional government in an age shrouded in turmoil. In Japan, he translated Western legal codes, introducing const
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Northern Ming Republic 北明共和
You'll see a different kind of transmigration story. A finance worker transmigrates to the end of the Ming dynasty, into a tiny Soren tribe in the frozen north. He knows nothing about political scheming or martial arts, and has no skill in manipulating people. He has no population, no agriculture, and no industry... But he loves nature. He knows where to find minerals and resources. Can a man of technology really succeed? He goes fishing in the Sea of Okhotsk and mining in Siberia. Although this
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I Took On the Imperial Throne 我和皇权杠上了
The “notorious” assassin Meng Hu was blown to ashes by a depleted uranium bomb. Meanwhile, Meng Hu of the Yong’an Empire simply woke from a dream as a different person. From his very first day as a ninth-rank Fengluan official at the Jiaofang Bureau, he found himself at odds with the imperial court. What sparks will fly between a trigger-happy assassin and the authoritarian power of an ancient empire?
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Transmigrating as Chao Gai: I'm Going to Set Up a Three-Way Rivalry 穿越成了晁盖,哥要三国鼎立
Gao Qiqiang, a modern underworld kingpin, is sentenced to death. Just before his execution, he transmigrates to the Northern Song and becomes Chao Gai, leader of Liangshan Marsh. Using his modern knowledge of power politics, he swiftly unites the forces of Liangshan, wins over talents such as Wu Yong and Lin Chong, reforms the stronghold, and develops its economy and military. When the Jin invade the Song from the north, Gao Qiqiang seizes the opportunity to take Shandong, Hebei, and other lands
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The Great Ming Marines 大明海兵
On July 8, 538 of the Ming calendar, amid the thunderous cannon fire as the armored cruiser squadron clashed with the Japanese pirate fleet, Lieutenant General Zhu Xianqian, commander of the Central Fleet's Third Fleet, stood on the tactical bridge of the battleship Luzhou. He gazed at the Great Ming dragon banner flying proudly at the bow and declared, “Gentlemen, courage, the courage to press ever forward, is the greatest strength that keeps the Great Ming Navy thriving and undefeated!”
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