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- 51 The Tyrant of Great Wei 大魏暴君 Only a tyrant can deal with treacherous ministers. Might makes right! Before true power, all schemes and machinations are nothing but smoke. Sima Yi: Your Majesty, my blood pressure is high, and I'm dizzy. I humbly ask to retire and return to my hometown. Cao Fang: Grand Tutor, are you putting on an act again? That's a crime of deceiving the throne. Sima Zhao: Your Majesty, my loyalty is known to all. Cao Fang: Excellent. You're very clever, and I appreciate you. Sima Shi: Alas, I let my guard d 15.9kReads8.6Score1.2kShelves
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A Half-Hour Cartoon History of China (Complete in Five Volumes) 半小时漫画中国史（全五册）
Read comics for half an hour and master three thousand years of history, with a crystal-clear timeline you can recite backward as soon as you finish. Using nothing but hand-drawn illustrations and jokes, Er Hunzi lays out the grand sweep of history with impressive clarity: the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods were like a classroom; the Qin dynasty burned brightly and died young; the Three Kingdoms era came down to three great battles; the chaotic Wei and Jin period was full of oddbal
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Great Ming: I Transmigrate as the Chongzhen Emperor, Starting with a Rope 大明：穿越崇祯帝，开局一根绳
[No System + Political Intrigue + Ensemble Cast + Ruthless Combat + War] Good news: Zhu Lian transmigrated and became Zhu Youjian, the Chongzhen Emperor of the Ming dynasty. Bad news: It was the tenth day of the third month of Chongzhen’s seventeenth year, just seven days before Li Zicheng’s rebels stormed the outer city. The Ming dynasty was already on the brink of collapse, in grave danger. The Jurchens threatened from the north, rebels from the west, with one natural disaster after another an
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- 54 Secret Feng Shui Tales from the Entertainment Industry 娱乐圈风水秘闻 From the big-eyed actress who sacrifices her children for wealth and status, to the martial-arts superstar who uses metaphysics to prolong his life; from the steel-cannon director who turns to metaphysics to conceive a child, to the wealthy actress whom tycoons treat like a human Pixiu, bringing her into the entertainment industry to attract wealth. Few people know how many sordid, dark truths lie beneath the entertainment world’s glittering facade! As a feng shui agent who has spent twenty year 307.8kReads9.3Score40.1kShelves
- 55 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 5.7kReads9.6Score1.3kShelves
- 56 Unify the Han 并汉 From the start, he wakes up lying in a coffin, then is reborn as the illegitimate grandson of a local Han Dynasty strongman, with the Eye of the Ice Mirror. “Let’s see how this young upstart turns the tide.” Watch how Dong Xian and his companions embark on a new journey and build a new world. 626Reads8.3Score—Shelves
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I Am Hongli, Building a Golden Age for the Qing Dynasty 朕是弘历打造大清盛世
[Political Intrigue + Harem Rivalries + Factional Strife + Romance + Emperor] Hongli ascended the throne at twenty-five and ruled for sixty years, making him the longest-reigning and longest-lived emperor in history. He governed with diligence, excelling in both civil and military affairs, and led the Qing to the height of its golden age. Yet factional strife raged through the court, conflicts in the deep palace never ceased, and danger lurked behind the splendor. In the end, the golden age ga
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- 58 Empress Dowager Cixi and Her Three Favored Eunuchs 慈禧皇后与她的三个宠爱太监 [Eunuchs + Palace Secrets + Empress Dowager Cixi + Court Intrigue] From the time Empress Dowager Cixi entered the palace to the day she ruled from behind the curtain, she shared an unusual relationship with three eunuchs: An Dehai, Li Lianying, and Xiao Dezhang. They were like master and servants, like friends, and more than anything, like old companions. She doted on the three eunuchs, who relied on her favor to do as they pleased, throw their weight around, and take part in court affairs. This 51.3kReads9.0Score3.2kShelves
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The Last Survivor of Shu Han: Reviving the Five Tiger Generals from the Start 蜀汉未亡人：开局复活五虎上将
[Alternate history] + [Han dynasty orthodoxy] + [Five Tigers reborn] + [Cautious yet fierce] + [A weak nation strikes back] + [Continental conquest] + [Fervent battles and slaughter] + [Championing justice] + [Schemes, open and hidden] As long as one branch of the Liu clan survives, Shu Han will never fall! Revive the Five Tiger Generals and inherit the Fire Dragon Spear. Watch how my great-grandson Liu Bei turns the tide when all seems lost and saves a crumbling empire!
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Unsolved Mysteries in Chinese History 中国历史未解迷案
Chinese history stretches back a long way and is full of fascinating things. Some aspects, however, remain baffling. Scholars have offered their own theories about a few of these mysteries, but most remain mere speculation. This book takes a look at history's great unsolved mysteries.
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- 61 A Crooked History of the Dragon Throne: The Emperors Who Went Off Course 龙椅歪史：那些跑偏的九五之尊 Across the brilliant five-thousand-year history of China, more than four hundred emperors appeared between Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng, who first took the title of emperor, and Puyi, who abdicated at the end of the Qing dynasty. Some were brilliant rulers who expanded their territories, while others were mediocre caretakers who merely maintained the status quo. And then there were the eccentric sovereigns, whose behavior was bizarre and whose actions were absurd. These unconventional rulers added 2Reads—Score—Shelves
- 62 The Northern Qi Dynasty of Beastly Emperors 一群禽兽皇帝的王朝北齐 1.1kReads6.3Score101Shelves
- 63 History's Most Ruthless Figures 历史上的那些狠角 Historical figures have come “alive” through emotion. You’ll see psychology, thought, human nature, officialdom, personal interests, and the fate of the nation... Zhang Tingyu, Heshen, Wu Zetian, Genghis Khan, Cao Cao, Li Shimin, Liu Bang, Zhu Yuanzhang, and other formidable figures from history... 1Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Heavenly Master's Fate-Changing Water Margin: A Side Story 天师改命水浒别传
With a casual divination, he foresaw the Jingkang Disaster, the Southern Song retreating to the south, and even the hundred thousand soldiers and civilians at Yashan leaping into the sea to die for their country. He saw the fate of the Great Song a hundred years later in its entirety. So he gave up being an immortal and transmigrated into the body of the wastrel Yan Qing, taking matters into his own hands to change the course of history. He saves Pang Wanchun at the martial arts arena, becomes
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- 65 The Great Ming Emperor Yingzong, Zhu Qizhen 大明英宗朱祁镇 Some call him an incompetent ruler, while others regard him as a wise emperor of his age. Some say he surrounded himself with treacherous officials, while others say he had the mettle of a true emperor. He was also one of the few emperors in history to ascend the throne twice. 45Reads—Score—Shelves
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Qin Qi: Raising Horses and Founding a Nation 秦启：牧马立国
An Early Qin Epic: Book One [Great Qin + Qin Feizi + Founder of Qin + First Lord of Qin] During the turbulent final years of the Western Zhou, Qin Feizi, raised on the grasslands of Longxi, saves King Xiao of Zhou from danger with his extraordinary skill at horse training and is granted fifty li of land in Qin. From then on, the young herdsman embarks on a thorny path of founding a state. He builds cities and settlements, unites the Zhou and Rong peoples, and lays the foundations of a kingdom am
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- 67 Stories of Famous Generals in Ancient China 中国古代名将故事集 The celebrated generals of ancient China shine like a galaxy of stars. Sun Wu wrote The Art of War, laying the foundations of military science, and led thirty thousand troops into Ying in a feat that seemed miraculous. Bai Qi fought more than seventy battles without a single defeat and buried 450,000 Zhao soldiers alive at the Battle of Changping. Han Xin famously said, “The more troops, the better,” and helped Liu Bang lay the foundation for the Western Han dynasty. Wei Qing won seven battles i 11Reads—Score—Shelves
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He Shen: From Down-and-Out Official's Son to First-Rank Minister 和珅：从落魄官二代到一品大员
He Shen rose from the son of a fallen official to become the dynasty’s chief minister, second only to the emperor and above all others, The Outcast. How was he able to rise so rapidly and reach such heights? Over more than twenty years in office, he amassed tens of millions of taels of silver, becoming richer than the state. His life of decadence surpassed even the emperor’s. Why, then, did the Qianlong Emperor favor this extraordinarily corrupt official? This novel reveals the answers. Witness
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World War II: Eastern Front Fries 二战：东线薯条
[Slow Burn] + [Sci-Fi What-If] + [Fantasy Game] + [War Across Time and Space] + [Mass Transmigration, Chaotic Transmigration] A special warning: Nearly a million words are spent setting up the story's background. If that's not for you, don't start reading! At first, this is nothing more than a perfectly ordinary story about players who transmigrate into a game world and slaughter their way to victory. But later, once the System reveals the truth about itself, the story becomes an expedition acro
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Transmigrated to the End of the Ming: I Landed on the Same Day as Chongzhen's Suicide 穿进明末：刚好和崇祯上吊同一天
[No System] [Late Ming] [Realistic Historical Fiction] [Transmigration] [Power Struggles] [War] [Infrastructure and Farming] The final year of the Jia Shen era, the nineteenth day of the third month. The capital falls. The Chongzhen Emperor dies for his country. The Ming dynasty's 276-year rule collapses with a deafening crash. The land is shattered, the heartland overrun, and China plunges into the darkest depths of chaos. A thousand miles away, amid the mountains of southern Sichuan, the dilap
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- 71 The Rise of the Late Ming: A Reborn Man’s Celebration 明末崛起：重生者的狂欢 What should you do after arriving in the late Ming dynasty? The last unified feudal dynasty founded by the Han people was already nearing its end. Productivity was low, there was no industry, most people couldn't even read, and there was a severe imbalance between men and women. The only solution was to give the people land so they could eat their fill, then build schools where children could learn to read and do arithmetic. Next, establish a system that could be continuously improved, rebuild p 786Reads8.0Score109Shelves
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Building the Battle of Shanghai: Players Across the Internet Fight to the Bitter End 制作淞沪会战，全网玩家死战不退
Jiang Chen transmigrates to a parallel world and discovers that he's competing in a contest called the Youth War Game Development Championship. The other contestants' games are like over-the-top war dramas, with wildly overpowered players crushing the opposition. Only Jiang Chen's Battle of Shanghai is a faithful recreation of history. When players appear on the battlefield carrying rifles and wearing tattered clothes and battered straw sandals, something changes. At that moment, none of the pla
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- 73 EN Global Dungeons: Giving the World a Little Taste of the P5's Might 全球副本：给世界亿点点五常震撼 Lin Ye transmigrates to a world covered by a sky screen, an era in which anyone can create battlefield instances. To his amazement, the people here still understand war as it was in Blue Star's S1 era... So he decides to give this world a tiny taste of the Five Permanent Members' shock and awe! In the first instance, “Raging Seas,” Lin Ye introduces them to nuclear-powered submarine fleets and nuclear bombing, advancing humanity's understanding of war by a full fifty years! In the second instanc 8.7kReads8.4Score826Shelves
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Fifty Famous Deceptions and Scams in History 历史上著名的50个诈术与骗局
The renowned American psychoanalyst Eric Berne believed that “most human interactions involve deception and pretense. Sometimes they are motivated by noble, good intentions; at other times, by base and malicious ones.” This book selects the fifty most famous schemes and scams in human history, and attempts to interpret history from an unconventional perspective. Set against the backdrop of real and fascinating events, it offers readers an emotional jolt and a profound intellectual impact. What d
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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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- 76 Official Systems Through the Dynasties, Part One 历代官制（上） The Chinese people are one of the world's oldest peoples, and Chinese civilization is one of the world's most ancient. China's recorded history stretches back nearly 5,000 years. Beginning in 841 BCE, it is an exceptionally long historical record supported by written sources. Of the world's four great ancient civilizations, China alone has an unbroken history passed down through the generations. 41Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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Counterforce 反势
The difficult career path of an ordinary young man: the humdrum life of an office worker reveals the limitless greed, intrigue, and deceit of human nature. He keeps feeling his way forward through the complexities of work and life.
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The End of Dayan: Winds Rise in Hanzhou 大衍末路：邯州风起
[Transmigrate to the Late Ming] [Imperial Son-in-Law] [Not Mindless] [Not a Power Fantasy] [No System] [New Book] In the first year of the Chongzhen reign, at the end of the Ming dynasty, there are no golden fingers, no System, and the story unfolds at a measured pace. Zhao Yanzhi, a modern office worker, transmigrates by accident and becomes the illegitimate son of a landowning family in Handan during the early years of the Chongzhen reign. The realm is on the verge of chaos, bandits roam every
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Great Ming: You Punch a Warhorse to Death, and You Say You Want to Be a Civil Official? 大明一拳打死战马你说要当文官？
Chen Dong transmigrates to the Yongle era. During Zhu Di’s first northern campaign, he starts out tending horses in the rear with Yu Qian and awakens the Immortal Civil Official System. Since he is on the battlefield, why is the System’s first reward the strength of a hegemon? What? The System is only active for three days? If he doesn’t become one of Zhu Di’s civil officials within three days, the System will shut down automatically, take back his rewards, and start a death countdown. Just then
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- 80 The Tragedy of a Great Power: The Causes and Consequences of the Soviet Union’s Dissolution 大国悲剧：苏联解体的前因后果 The Soviet Union, a superpower with a glorious history spanning 70 years, suddenly collapsed, stunning the world and prompting endless reflection. This book cuts through the mists of time to recount in detail, vividly and comprehensively, the entire process of the Soviet Union's dissolution and the collapse of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, a historic event that shook the world. From a unique perspective, it analyzes the underlying logic of the event as a whole, reveals the causes and 612Reads9.5Score168Shelves
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The Two Jin Dynasties: Division and Integration 两晋：分裂与融合
This book systematically traces the course of historical developments during the Two Jin dynasties, vividly recreating the sweeping history of the century and more from the founding of the Western Jin to the fall of the Eastern Jin. It focuses not only on major events such as the Rebellion of the Eight Princes and the Yongjia migration south, and the changing fortunes of key figures such as Wang Dao and Xie An, but also broadens its scope to encompass the grand panorama of northern ethnic groups
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- 82 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
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The Art of Imperial Politics: The Jiajing Era 帝王心术：嘉靖时代
This novel offers a profound look at Jiajing’s transformation from an energetic reformer into an emperor obsessed with Daoism. Daoist priests such as Shao Yuanjie and Tao Zhongwen used mysticism to manipulate his inner world; Yan Song and his son won favor with Daoist prayers and monopolized power for twenty years; Xu Jie bided his time before finally bringing down the treacherous ministers; and Hai Rui risked his life to submit a memorial condemning the ills of the age. Together, these vivid ch
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- 84 The Sun 太阳 Chi Qingji was a sunny, lively, carefree girl about to start high school. Ever since she met the gifted boy Song Boyan, who had come to her father for lessons, she fell in love at first sight and pursued him relentlessly. When they met again, eight years had passed and everything had changed. She was no longer the naive girl who had once made love her whole world. She kept facing every challenge head-on, without hesitation, until the day Chi Qingji told him they were breaking up. Only then did S 130Reads9.2Score—Shelves
- 85 The Many Faces of Qin Shi Huang 千面秦始皇 As a great conqueror and reformer, Qin Shi Huang is regarded as a pivotal figure in world history. He unified China and established a political structure that endured for more than two thousand years, while bringing about cultural unity across the country. Since the Qin dynasty lasted only two generations, we can learn about Qin Shi Huang's life only through Records of the Grand Historian, completed more than a century later. Since the twentieth century, however, archaeologists have uncovered no 6Reads8.6Score—Shelves
- 86 Artisans of the Qin and Han Dynasties 秦汉工匠 Self-employed artisans, wage-earning artisans, contract artisans, apprentice artisans, artisans in military service, convict artisans, and enslaved artisans: it was these real men and women who created Qin-Han China. In this book, Professor Anthony J. Barbieri-Low introduces us to these living, breathing people and the complex social, commercial, and technological networks in which they worked. He invites us to look beyond a cursory overview and recognize that behind the material heritage of a t 18Reads9.0Score—Shelves
- 87 Britain: The Glory of the Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets 英国：日不落帝国的辉煌 In Europe, Britain was once an insignificant little country. But in modern times, it rose to become one of the world's most influential powers. With its growing wealth and strength, and its formidable navy, it successively defeated Spain, the Netherlands, and France in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, becoming an unrivaled maritime hegemon. It then extended its colonial reach to every corner of the world, gradually building the largest “empire on which the sun never sets” in human histor 101Reads8.9Score—Shelves
- 88 The Crossroads of Eurasia: The Golden Horde and Steppe Order 欧亚大陆的枢纽：金帐汗国与草原秩序 The Mongol westward campaigns opened a striking chapter in world history, but their end was little more than a fading echo. In the sixteenth century, the Golden Horde, which had ruled Central Asia, the Caucasus, Crimea, and the middle and lower Volga for nearly three centuries, quietly disappeared. Mongol rule in the West soon faded into the darkness of history. Drawing on scattered sources, including decrees of the khans, diplomatic letters, coins, trade manuals, and steppe epics, the author re 37Reads8.5Score—Shelves
- 89 The Real Mongolia 真实的蒙古国 In the early 1990s, Mongolia, which had been closed to China for more than seventy years, opened its borders. I was among the first to enter the country, witnessing its changing seasons firsthand. In this book, you’ll experience a real Mongolia. If you enjoy it, please show your support and give me the motivation to keep creating! 17kReads8.7Score670Shelves
- 90 Russia: A Full-Color Illustrated Book 俄罗斯（全彩图本） Russia's people are remarkably resilient, yet melancholic and passionate. The country has produced countless talented figures and renowned generals, making it impossible to ignore. Its vast territory spans Europe and Asia, commanding the East and the West. Its profound culture has given the world a host of masters whose renown is a source of pride. Yet behind it always lie countless worries. Russia often grows stronger after disaster, only to weaken rapidly at the height of its power. Once weake 83Reads9.3Score—Shelves
- 91 Tracing the Origins of China 溯源中国 How did the civilization of the Central Plains rise? For a thousand years after around 3500 BCE, many parts of the Yellow River and Yangtze River basins were dotted with numerous states. It was an age of “stars filling the sky.” Around 1800 BCE, in a remarkably short time, the Erlitou civilization absorbed cultural influences from across the regions and rose to prominence, ushering in a new era of dynastic civilization. Did Yao, Shun, and Yu really exist? The age of Yao, Shun, and Yu has left tr 18Reads8.8Score—Shelves
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The New Shun, 1644 新顺1644
[Peasant Rebel Army Perspective + Research-Oriented + No Golden Finger, No System] (Late Ming Dynasty, research-oriented, a people's history perspective, no System, and a somewhat slow start.) You can think of it as a prequel fanfic to New Shun 1730, or perhaps a sort of tribute.
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- 93 Institutions and Human Nature: A Plain-Language Guide to the Development of Ancient Chinese Political Systems 制度与人情：通俗解读中国古代政治制度的发展历程 Wherever there are people, there is politics; wherever there is a community, there is a system. Political systems are an inevitable product of the development of human society. The history of institutions is the vessel of history. Understanding the history of China's political institutions is a basic skill for studying ancient history. China's ancient political institutions have a long history and a far-reaching influence. Institutions were an important force shaping ancient Chinese society, and 173Reads9.1Score—Shelves
- 94 The Truth of History Revealed 历史真相大揭秘 The victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War was of tremendous historical significance. Taking a historical and dialectical view of this painful chapter in human history, we can say that it was a colossal disaster for human society, one that devastated human civilization. At the same time, however, it ushered in a new era of human history and had a broad and far-reaching impact on the postwar world. It helped usher the world int 124Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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The Three Peach Garden Brothers Are Reborn in the Three Kingdoms 桃园三兄弟重生三国
[Reborn Three Kingdoms Novel] [No System] [Battlefield Strategy] The story begins with Liu Bei entrusting his adopted son to Zhuge Liang at Baidi City, then dying soon afterward. Unable to let go of his countless regrets, he is reborn before the Yellow Turban Rebellion, back when the three brothers swore brotherhood in the Peach Garden. Even more astonishingly, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei have also been reborn. As Liu Bei marvels at the great mercy of Heaven, he watches his two brothers weep with joy
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- 96 Three Kingdoms: Transmigrating into the Yellow Turban Rebellion to Turn the Tide 三国：穿越黄巾逆转天下 This is my second long novel about transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms era. The protagonist transmigrates to become Zhang Jiao’s disciple, then escapes Jizhou alongside his senior sister Zhang Ning, the Way of Great Peace, and the Yellow Turban warriors. Though many look down on him for being a Yellow Turban rebel, Lu Yun keeps striving toward his goal and ultimately unifies the Three Kingdoms. 3.3kReads8.8Score291Shelves
- 97 A Commoner Runs Wild in the Three Kingdoms 平民乱闯三国 A Three Kingdoms transmigration novel about striving for supremacy, with no System. The protagonist is an ordinary modern man who transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and becomes Han Fu’s son. Through his own efforts, he builds a powerful army, defeats the various warlords and foreign tribes, and ultimately unifies the Three Kingdoms. He goes on to live a life of luxury and power that modern people can hardly imagine, surrounded by beautiful women and ruling the world. 1.8kReads8.0Score122Shelves
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Impostor of the Langya Clan 冒姓琅琊
(Also known as “The Matter of Me Pretending to Be a Nobleman of the Southern Dynasties”) To transmigrate isn’t a dinner party. It’s a deadly game at every turn. The south is beautiful, yet lofty ambitions often fade away. Since ancient times, the Southern Dynasties have been weak, their heroes short-lived. No golden finger, no System, and no second chance at life. Everything starts from zero! Original owner’s memories: none! Identity: none! Supplies: none! When transmigration becomes reality, ho
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- 99 The Sixteen Kingdoms: The Greatest God of War 十六国：第一战神 [Updates promptly every day at 9:00 and 9:10 a.m.] What dynasty came between the Three Kingdoms and the Northern and Southern Dynasties? How devastating was the Uprising of the Five Barbarians? How did the Murong clan rise from a small tribe to dominate the north? How did it fall, and how did it attempt to restore its rule? At thirteen, he was already renowned as the bravest warrior in the army. Through his own efforts, he changed Chinese history several times, earning the title “The Greatest Go 1.2kReads6.5Score102Shelves
- 100 Great Tang: The Two Heroes 大唐：双雄 The Tang Empire rose from nothing and went from glory to greatness thanks in no small part to the hard work and bold reforms of Li Yuan and his son Li Shimin. We invite all fellow history enthusiasts to join the two heroes of the Tang Dynasty and explore the thorny road they traveled to build their empire. 71Reads—Score112Shelves
