A Sick Scholar, Loyally Assisting the Emperor
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Emphasizing Literature over Martial Arts: Do You Know Tang Poetry and Song Lyrics?
7.9kReads8.5Score607Shelves
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Da Qin: Let You Be My Companion and Teach the Prince How to Become a Black Man.
3.3kReads7.2Score280Shelves
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Teaching and Educating People: My Disciple Is Actually a Prince
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Wearing It to a Big Man: Just Hanging Around Emperor Wu and Showing Off 12.4kReads6.6Score1.1kShelves
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The Late Emperor Entrusted His Wife and Son to Sacrifice, and You Asked Me to Surrender in Kaicheng?
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Apocalypse Now for Princes
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I Dumped My Scumbag Father and Took the First Prize, Climbed to the Top of the Court and Begged to Lie Down. 18.1kReads7.9Score3.1kShelves
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I Gained Twenty-Eight Ministers and Became the Emperor of the Ages.
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Beginning from the Time When the Prince Read with Him, He Became the King of Power
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Da Qin: This Imperial Master Is Different
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Imperial Examination: If You Pass Six Yuan, Will You Let Me Fish Every Day?
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At Only Twenty Years Old, Zhu Yuanzhang Granted Me the Privilege of Enjoying the Imperial Ancestral Temple?
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At the Beginning, Lao Zhu Cried in Mourning, and the Great Ming Sage Climbed Out of His Death Coffin.
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Daming: I Made Lao Zhu Numb!
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Daming: I Am a Rebellious Person, but You Praise Me as a Great Saint
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Following the Sui Emperor's Oral Instructions, Barbarians from All Directions Destroyed the Country and the Species.
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Sui and Tang Dynasties: Use Your Own Efforts to Protect the Prosperity of the Sui Dynasty for All Generations
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The World's Morality Has Regressed for Three Hundred Years. What Does It Have to Do with Me?
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This Scholar Comes from the Underworld
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The Treacherous Official in the Court, at the Beginning of the Game, Called the Deer a Horse and Cried Out for the Empress.
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After I Was Reborn as a Sick Man, I Was Favored by the Emperor
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Wearing Daqin: the Sick and Weak Counselor Became More Confident
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After a Woman Wore a Man's Clothes, She Was Forced to Love Her by the Empress
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Tang Dynasty: from a Sick Young Man to an Emperor Through the Ages
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A Fool's Path to Becoming Prime Minister
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Get Out of the Way! the Imperial Censor Is My Father
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The Daily Life of a Rich Peasant Boy in the Imperial Examination
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What's Four Legs That Can't Move? It's Your Whole Family
5.7kReads8.3Score562Shelves
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Poison Emperor's Son-In-Law, Zhu Yuanzhang, Don't Be a Coward
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After the Sick Beauty Refused to Be His Match, He Became the Male Protagonist
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She Doesn't Follow the Routine When It Comes to Quickly Passing Through Cannon Fodder.
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