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- 451 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
- 452 Eagles Breaking Through Northern Myanmar: The Chinese Expeditionary Force's Return Home, Compared Through Chinese and Japanese Historical Records 突破缅北的鹰：中日史料对照下的中国驻印军归国之路 On the Asian front of World War II, there were three battles the Japanese called “gyokusai battles,” in which the Japanese army was completely wiped out: the Tengchong Campaign, the Songshan Campaign, and the Myitkyina Campaign. All three took place during the Chinese Expeditionary Force's campaign to return home. In late 1943, the Chinese Expeditionary Force set out from Ledo, India, and began the campaign in northern Burma to open the China-India Road. Sasu, a scholar living in Japan, was the 209Reads9.4Score—Shelves
- 453 The Veteran 退伍兵 Lao Liu, a former army cook who had been discharged for more than twenty years, lay prone on the scorching tin roof of a prefabricated building. He held an export-model W85 heavy machine gun with a tripod attached, released the traverse mechanism, and aimed at an armed convoy of pickup trucks moving across the African savanna a thousand meters away. 27.6kReads9.1Score6kShelves
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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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- 455 Nuclear Attack on Japan 核袭日本 The nuclear attack on Japan was the first use of nuclear weapons in world history. The Japanese fascists’ desperate resistance gave the United States a rare testing ground for its atomic bombs. The suffocating preparations before the nuclear attack, the tension and excitement during it, and the staggering scenes of destruction afterward… This book gives readers a detailed account of what happened from a unique perspective. 1.2kReads9.5Score131Shelves
- 456 After Games Invade, I Settle the Score with Campus Loan Sharks 游戏入侵后，我清算了校园贷 Set in a modern city, with Sun Yat-sen University’s three campuses and five schools as its central setting, an immersive game called "Era Invasion" suddenly overlays reality without distinction. Its rules become deeply entwined with the real world: completing missions can awaken supernatural abilities and grant supplies, while failure triggers real-world penalties such as ruined credit, physical injuries, or doubled debts. The campus loan platforms that once operated as usual mutate into the rea —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 457 Chernobyl: A History of Disaster 切尔诺贝利：一部灾难史 The 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster shocked the world and became a global cultural symbol with complex significance. Countless works of literature and nonfiction have mourned and reimagined it, yet even HBO's celebrated 2019 series of the same name failed to recapture the event's complex truth. In Chernobyl: A History of a Tragedy, Serhii Plokhy, the Mykhailo Hrushevsky Professor of Ukrainian History at Harvard University, draws on newly released government archives and extensive interviews with 556Reads9.4Score129Shelves
- 458 Wen Tianxiang, the Great Song’s Lone Loyalist 大宋孤忠文天祥 As the Southern Song teeters on the brink, its lands lie shattered beneath the ravages of the Yuan army. The Loyal Son of the Great Song: Wen Tianxiang tells the tumultuous story of Wen Tianxiang’s life. He excelled in the imperial examinations at a young age and was determined to serve his country. Though faced with corruption at court, he never wavered from his original ideals. When the Yuan army advanced, he stepped forward, gave away his entire fortune to recruit volunteer troops, and went t 17Reads—Score—Shelves
- 459 The Great Assassinations: 40 Famous Assassination Cases Around the World 大暗杀(世界上著名的40桩暗杀事件) The Great Assassinations: 40 Famous Assassinations in World History tells how the very mention of assassination fills people with fear, while the secrets behind it fascinate them. Based on their aims, the book divides assassinations into five types: those intended to bring about a domestic coup, those meant to influence domestic politics, those carried out in conflicts between countries or rival factions, personal or underworld vendettas, and terrorist assassinations. Assassinations are carried 339Reads9.4Score—Shelves
- 460 Siheyuan: Starting at the Supply and Marketing Cooperative, I Crush the Courtyard’s Troublemakers 四合院：从供销社开始，横推众禽 Synopsis of "Siheyuan: Starting at the Supply and Marketing Cooperative, I Crush the Whole Courtyard" Business whiz Lin Xiangyang transmigrates to 1962 by chance, taking over his father’s job as a procurement officer at the Red Star Supply and Marketing Cooperative. He also activates the Super Supply and Marketing Cooperative System, gaining abilities such as spatial storage, accelerated production, and trade with the future. These powers help him carefully navigate an era of scarcity. As soon a —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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Three Hundred Years of the Ming Dynasty’s Rise and Fall 大明兴衰三百年
Why did the Ming Taizu choose Nanjing as his capital? How did the Ming Jinyiwei and the Eastern and Western Depots come into being? Why did the first stirrings of capitalism appear during the Ming? Did the Ming fall because of the secret police and factional strife, or because of foreign invaders and rebel bands? The Ming was an age of absolute imperial power: the chancellor’s office was abolished, literary inquisitions flourished, and the Jinyiwei and Eastern and Western Depots were established
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- 462 A Record of Japan's War Crimes Around the World 日本全球战争罪行录 After the Meiji Restoration, Japan first invaded China’s Taiwan in 1874 and continued expanding for more than 70 years, until its defeat and surrender in 1945. Its forces trampled across 15 countries and regions in the Asia-Pacific, causing more than 45 million casualties, including the dead, wounded, and missing. Around 20 million people were killed, not counting Japanese soldiers who died in combat. Japan committed countless wartime atrocities in China and across Asia. 9Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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Three Kingdoms: My Stats Don't Lie 三国：我的数据不会说谎
In the fourth year of Xiping, in Yingchuan. When Chen Yan woke up, his family owed twenty-two shi of grain, the well in the courtyard was nearly dry, and his clan uncle had given him three days. He had transmigrated. He vaguely remembered that the realm would fall into chaos: the Yellow Turbans, the warlords, the Three Kingdoms, and finally the Sima clan would rule. But the specific years, names, who died first and who died later, were all a blur in his mind. He couldn't even work out whether
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Blood and Tears Across the Land 山河泣血
In the first year of Jingkang, northern horsemen swept south and Bianliang fell. The emperors Huizong and Qinzong were taken captive, and the Northern Song dynasty was brought to ruin. Cao Gang watched the palaces reduced to rubble and the people driven from their homes. He once led a force to resist, but the court was incompetent and factional strife ran rampant, making it impossible to turn the tide. After the city fell, he lost heart and gave himself over to despair. On the road into exile,
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The Cangshan Mountains Run Red 苍山如血
For the liberation of the Chinese nation, countless sons and daughters of China shed their very last drop of blood. They came from humble backgrounds, yet their heroic deeds were so moving that they would never be forgotten! The story is gripping and heartbreaking, leaving readers unable to put it down.
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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: From a Distant Relative of Li Shimin to a Saint in the Flesh 大唐：从李世民远亲到肉身成圣
"Swords and steeds," "military strategy," "historical warfare" This book has built up a good backlog of chapters, so now's a great time to read it. Glorious Great Tang: its literature shines with splendid poetry and timeless masterpieces, while its military might spans a vast realm and pushes its borders thousands of miles. This was the golden age of feudal dynasties. Li Ming, a modern-day agent, transmigrates into the body of a distant branch member of the Longxi Li clan at the end of the Sui D
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Vortex of Power and Desire 权欲之涡
A career in government is like a bottomless abyss: one wrong step, and you’re shattered to pieces. Wu Liangyou has barely entered the political arena and hasn’t even tasted power when he’s already caught in the mire. Should he bow his head and bide his time, or risk his life in a desperate fight? The abyss cannot crush a ruthless man daring enough to change his fate. Watch Wu Liangyou break out of a hopeless situation, escape death, and rise to the top over a trail of blood.
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Yingnuo’s 50th Book 影诺第50本书
After waking up, Fang Yiai finds himself the son of a Tang dynasty chancellor. He’d planned to lie flat and enjoy a cushy retirement on the strength of his powerful family, but who could have guessed his mind would be stuffed with pop culture from his past life? He gets an itch all over if he doesn’t plagiarize: the instincts of a born copycat author have awakened! One casual performance of “Prelude to Water Melody” has Li Bai and Du Fu begging to become his students. One impromptu modern guitar
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Water Margin: The World’s in Chaos, So What? 水浒：天下大乱关我屁事
I transmigrated into the world of Water Margin by accident. Before me was a world overrun with heroes, and behind me lay chaos where the people could barely survive. Murder and arson were everyday occurrences, while mountain spirits and monsters appeared and vanished without warning. The System said: Get fifty people to come eat at the tavern, and you’ll receive a pocket dimension. I looked at the counter showing 0/50, then at the three hunters fleeing through the woods in the distance. They’d m
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Empress Wu Zetian 女皇武则天
She was a palace consort despised by Emperor Taizong, a nun left to die at Ganye Temple, a woman neglected by her family, schemed against by her sisters, and relentlessly driven into a corner by fate. The world says women are weak, but she is determined to defy fate and change her own destiny. From a palace maid to an empress, and then to the throne itself, the road she walks is drenched in blood and lined with thorns. Her parents show her no love, her sisters turn against her, her husband is
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Great Ming's First Female Marshal 大明第一女军侯
She was the peerless woman warrior of the Great Ming, riding a thousand miles along the road of loyal souls. Standing six feet one inch tall, she defeated the Qing armies and crushed the bandit rebels, earning great renown for her loyalty and courage to the Wei family and the state. She was the only woman in history to be honored with a separate biography as a celebrated general of a dynasty in the official histories. She humbled Dorgon and fought bloody battles against Hong Taiji. Her beauty wa
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- 473 A Famous Chancellor from a Humble Family in Northern Song 北宋寒门名相 A modern policy researcher awakens in the body of a dying peasant boy in Northern Song China during the Qingli era. From topping the county examination to becoming a disciple of the emperor, he studies under Wang Anshi and begins amid the ruins of the Qingli Reforms. With gradual wisdom and practical reforms, he navigates the turbulent struggle between the imperial power of Emperors Renzong and Shenzong and the old and new factions. He rises to the office of chancellor, is ennobled as a duke, an —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 474 The Secret History of a Ming Eunuch 大明太监秘史 While Zheng He's treasure fleet was still cutting through the waves of the Indian Ocean, he could never have imagined that a century later, in the Forbidden City, the eunuchs who followed in his wake would change the empire's fate in an entirely different way. From seven voyages to the Western Seas that won renown across the world, to Wang Zhen's disastrous defeat at Tumu Fortress, where he sent 500,000 soldiers to their deaths; from Liu Jin's brazen claim to be the “living emperor,” to Wei Zhon 90Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Story of Wu Zixu 伍子胥演义
Wu Zixu was a minister of the state of Wu during the Spring and Autumn period. His given name was Yuan, and Zixu was his courtesy name. He was fiercely loyal, resolute, wise, and courageous throughout his life, and his tragic end is deeply affecting. After King Ping of Chu had his entire family killed, Wu Zixu fled Chu alone. He passed through Zhaoguan in such anguish that his hair turned white, and later begged for food by playing the flute in the streets of Wu... His story perfectly portrays t
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The Tang Dynasty Wasn't All That: Part Four, The Kaiyuan Golden Age (Revised Edition) 唐史并不如烟·第四部：开元盛世（修订版）
This is the fourth volume in the "The Tang Dynasty Wasn’t All That" series, focusing on major historical events surrounding the peak era of Chinese history, the Kaiyuan Golden Age. After executing Empress Wei, Li Longji struck first, leading his troops to eliminate Princess Taiping’s faction and becoming the undisputed ruler of the realm. To show his determination to govern diligently and build a great legacy, he changed the era name to Kaiyuan. In civil affairs, Li Longji displayed remarkable t
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- 477 The Iron Cavalry of Liaodong 辽东铁骑 In the winter of 1580, when Nurhaci scattered his grandfather’s ashes into the Hun River with his own hands, Li Chengliang was at a training ground a hundred miles away, shooting a rebel general through the throat with a single arrow. The frigid land of Liaodong had always believed in one law: the strong prey on the weak. Li Chengliang, a descendant of a military family who had yet to make his mark even as he approached forty, finally saw his fortunes turn while his wife and children went hungry 410Reads7.0Score—Shelves
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Back in the Ming Dynasty as the Emperor's Grandson 回到大明当皇孙
My name is Zhu Yingying. I am the eldest legitimate grandson of the Great Ming. My grandfather is Zhu Yuanzhang, founding emperor of the Great Ming. With a single thought, flowers bloom, and I rule over the capital, forging a glorious Great Ming unlike any other. (This is not a transmigration story. Zhu Yingying simply gains a set of memories from a later age, and this is a story of the Great Ming told from his perspective.)
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- 479 Wang Mang of the Great Xin (Three Volumes) 大新王莽（全三册） This historical novel, approximately 1.2 million Chinese characters in length and published in three volumes, follows Wang Mang, the emperor of the Xin dynasty. Building on the author’s two-volume biographical work The True Story of Wang Mang, published in 2002 and faithful to historical sources, this book takes a fresh look at history. From a new perspective and in a literary style, it depicts the late Western Han, an age where darkness and hope intertwined and conservatism clashed fiercely wit 425Reads9.4Score102Shelves
- 480 The Tang Crown Prince 大唐皇太子 One day a crown prince, the next a commoner. Li Chengqian ultimately brought about his own downfall. Then one day, I suddenly became him. In this unfamiliar era, I had planned to settle down and live quietly. But someone wanted to wipe out every last trace of me. If that's how it is, then I'll have no choice but to risk everything. I'll stake my life to reclaim all that I've lost. 3kReads8.3Score197Shelves
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What Does It Mean to Be Bright? 何以为明
Xie Shiqing transmigrates into the Ming Dynasty recorded in the history books, often called the most regrettable dynasty in Chinese history. He enters the court as a young Taoist by Liu Bowen's side. What can he change? What can he bring? No one knows yet. The ups and downs of officialdom, the repeated trials of human nature, the art of keeping one's head down at court, and an emperor's tests and suspicions are all things Xie Shiqing must face. This is not only a story about transmigrating into
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The Great Ming Surveillance Court 大明道察院
[See the epic history of the Daoist sects in the early Ming through the eyes of a transmigrator] In the third year of Hongwu, the Hongwu Emperor established the mysterious Dao Investigation Bureau to rein in Daoist sorcerers who could turn the tide at will. There is no carefree Daoist life here, only the ironclad rule that “magic must be bounded by law, and the Dao restrained by regulations.” Even mighty cultivators who can fly through the skies and burrow through the earth must face execution i
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- 483 When the Stars Shone Over Great Song, Volumes One and Two 大宋群星闪耀时（上下册） A historical ensemble drama set in the Northern Song dynasty! Here, you’ll discover how bloody Li Yu’s upbringing really was; how the Southern Han, whose court officials were all eunuchs, used elephants in battle; how Liu Yong became a “traitor to the nation” over a single poem... Did Su Shi actually cheat on an exam? Wang Anshi and Sima Guang were once close friends, so how did they end up as enemies? Who snitched in the Crow Terrace Poetry Case? Su Shi’s exile for forming a faction was no misc 135Reads9.3Score103Shelves
- 484 Great Ming: I Reform the Law with the Clan Genealogy 大明，我以族谱变法 During the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty, Fang Shi transmigrates into the body of a scholar. He would never have believed that one day he would be bundled off to the Imperial Prison along with chickens and dogs. P.S. One female lead [a plot device, no romance]. No dumbing down, no System. 531Reads9.2Score102Shelves
- 485 Temujin, Founder of the Yuan Dynasty 元太祖铁木真 Temujin is a renowned military commander in world history. Though descended from the Golden Lineage, he endured hardship and a life of constant displacement from childhood. In the end, he united the steppe, dealt the Jin dynasty a crushing blow, and conquered Khwarezm, becoming a towering figure of his age. 7.1kReads9.2Score510Shelves
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Thieves and Seduction in the Realm 江山贼色
The late Tang is in chaos, with warlords running rampant. Never underestimate a young man. Give me three thousand troops at my side, and I dare seize any of the empire's four hundred prefectures. Though the city may be filled with the bones of nobles, I can bring prosperity to every corner of the realm. The land is a painting, and armies thunder across it. Armored cavalry rides forth, while lovely women lend their charm.
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Traveling Between Two Worlds: The Red-Hot Years 两界穿梭之火红年代
Li Xiaren is an ordinary office worker, trudging through grueling days that start at eight in the morning and end at midnight. One day, after finally getting several months of back pay, he plans to give himself a well-deserved break. Who could have guessed that eating a grilled kidney for no apparent reason would send him back to the 1970s when he woke up? Luckily, he discovers he can return to 2025, and so two completely different eras open up before him!!!
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- 488 Legends of the Sui and Tang: The Complete Romance of the Sui and Tang 隋唐群英传：最全隋唐演义 The Legend of the Sui and Tang Heroes, also known as The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, tells the story of the final years of the Sui Dynasty. Emperor Yang of Sui is foolish and tyrannical, and the common people suffer terribly. Heroes led by Qin Qiong, Cheng Yaojin, and Shan Xiongxin rise in rebellion, seize Mount Wagang, and resist the Great Sui. The Sui Dynasty refuses to accept its fate and sends troops to attack time and again, but the heroes of Wagang overcome every assault with co 38.1kReads8.9Score2.1kShelves
- 489 Traveling Between Two Worlds: The 1970s 两界穿梭之七零年代 Wu Xiaoyao is a working-class nobody, a corporate drudge who likes to unwind by grilling skewers and letting loose whenever he has a bit of free time. But an out-of-control dump truck sends him hurtling back to the fiery age of the 1970s. What surprises him is that he can travel back and forth between the seventies and 2025. Two completely different eras now lie before him. 131Reads7.6Score—Shelves
- 490 Fusu: This Time, I'm Claiming the Throne 扶苏：这一次皇位我坐定了 [Great Qin] [Political Intrigue] [Conquest] [No System] I am Fusu, the eldest prince of Great Qin. The heavens have given me another chance at life, and this time I will reclaim everything that belongs to me. In this age of fierce contention, anyone with the blood to fight will rise up and struggle. How could I let Great Qin fall after only two generations? I will quell internal strife, bring the Hundred Schools of Thought under my banner, strike the Xiongnu in the north, pacify the Baiyue in th 30Reads6.7Score—Shelves
- 491 A Complete History of World War II 二战全史 From September 1, 1939, to September 2, 1945, the Axis powers of Germany, Italy, and Japan, along with Finland, Hungary, Romania, and other nations, fought a global war against the Allies, who represented the world’s anti-fascist forces. World War II ended with the anti-fascist nations, including the United States, the Soviet Union, China, and Britain, and people around the world defeating the fascist invaders and securing peace and progress. A Complete History of World War II, compiled by Si Bu 1.9kReads9.5Score332Shelves
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I Am the King of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period 我在春秋当楚王
I've started a new book, Family Cultivation: The Qin Clan's Immortal Path. I hope you'll support it. This is a dazzling age: King Fuchai of Wu marches north to vie for supremacy, King Goujian of Yue endures humiliation and annexes Wu, the Three Clans divide Jin, and the Tian clan replaces Qi. But I, King Xiong Zhang of Chu, am the brightest star of this era.
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- 493 Twin Rivers: Bloodbath in Republican-Era Shanghai 双川民国之沪上血战 Su Tianci has spent 25 years as a working stiff. After leaving the military, he has the job he earned stolen by someone with power and influence. His attempts to seek justice come to nothing, and with the other side's overwhelming influence, he has no choice but to become a delivery driver. Who could have guessed that while performing a good deed, he'd be struck by a heavy truck and sent straight to the Republican era? Then his transmigration golden finger turns out to let him travel between the 172Reads7.2Score149Shelves
- 494 The Martial Emperor of Ming: Zhu Biao, Zhu Yuanzhang’s Eldest Legitimate Son! 大明武帝，朱元璋嫡长子朱标！ Historical fiction + no System + Age of Exploration + Industrial Revolution + global expansion In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, May 1392, Zhu Biao, Crown Prince Yiwen and the empire's undisputed heir, dies, leaving posterity with an imagined perfect Ming Dynasty. In this new timeline, when Emperor Wu ascends the throne, he makes a vow: Give me seventy years, and Europe will be the Ming's pasture! North America will be the Ming's granary! Fusang will produce silver for me, and Westland will be 130Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Three Kingdoms, For Fun 趣品三国
Liu Bei's fellow townsman and former classmate, he followed him from the very beginning in Zhuo Commandery and remained loyal for life, never abandoning his lord. He knew Liu Bei even before Guan Yu and Zhang Fei did, yet history has overlooked him. He was just an obscure nobody. What can ordinary people like us find in his story? What truths can we learn from it?
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Railway Archives: Infiltration, Espionage, and the Shocking Case of Liaoshen 谍战潜伏铁路档案辽沈惊蛰
Espionage, agents, undercover work, urban life, history, mystery, hard-core railway detail, war, the Republic of China era, and passion. In the thirty-sixth year of the Republic, on the eve of the Liaoshen Campaign, undercurrents swirled along the railway lines at Jinzhou, Siping, and Meihekou. Ye Tian, a Communist underground agent codenamed Jingzhe, went undercover as a railway traffic dispatcher. He gathered military intelligence and disrupted Nationalist transport, providing crucial support
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A Close Reading of Three Hundred Years of the Ming Dynasty 细读明朝三百年
This book offers a detailed account of more than three centuries of Ming dynasty history, covering politics, economics, military affairs, and culture. It closely examines pivotal events, influential figures, and important institutions that shaped the course of the dynasty. It also sets the record straight about historical figures who have been misrepresented and provides balanced accounts of events that have been exaggerated or glossed over. This is a historical feast for Ming dynasty enthusiast
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- 498 Three Kingdoms: I Can Give Others Stat Points 三国：我能给别人加点 Xu Kun transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and gets a System that lets him add points to other people. From then on, the Three Kingdoms take a different path. Cao Cao: “Zhuge Liang is unbeatable. None of our men can match him. Who will save me?” Sima Yi: “Zhang Fei is so cunning he seems almost supernatural. Generals, don't fall for his tricks.” Liu Bei: “A Dou, stop working so hard. You'll have me completely sidelined at this rate.” Xu Kun: “Don't worry, my lord. I'll make the Han great aga 12kReads8.6Score1.4kShelves
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Blood-Red Ballad 血色长歌
Transmigration changes nothing and overturns nothing. Set against the thirteen major battles in which the Sichuan Army took part, this novel stays true to history. Vivid battle scenes and characters based on real historical figures bring readers up close to the brutality of war and the courage of Sichuan’s soldiers. “When the nation faces peril and the Japanese invaders bare their fangs, the fate of the country rests on every man. I wished to enlist, but I am past the age. Fortunately, I have a
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- 500 Dual Crossing to Republican-Era China: A Blood Sacrifice to the Land 双穿民国之，血祭山河 Su Tianci is an ordinary office drone from 2025. To make ends meet, he joins a film crew shooting short dramas. Who could have guessed that he would lose his footing and fall into a deep pit? When he opens his eyes again, he has transmigrated to 1937, a year engulfed in war. Fortunately, he has a portal that lets him travel back and forth between this war-torn era and 2025. Two completely different eras now lie before Su Tianci… 1.1kReads—Score—Shelves
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