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1853: Reshaping the Han People's Realm 1853,重塑汉人天下
[Late Qing Dynasty] [Struggle for Supremacy] [Development] [No System] The third year of the Xianfeng reign, 1853 in the Western calendar. That year, Jinling fell, and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom officially took control of Tianjing. Anti-Qing forces reached their peak. That year, Sun Huai'an formed a local militia in the name of defending his home and country, training his own new army. That year, the Small Sword Society launched an uprising in Shanghai, and Sun Huai'an knew his opportunity had
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- 2 The Rise of a Little Landlord 小地主崛起路 The story of a transmigrator who only wants a quiet life, but is forced to change the world by the brutal, dehumanizing nature of the feudal system, and to surpass himself. (This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental.) 459Reads—Score—Shelves
- 3 The Warlord of Late Qing: Shu Marshal 清末枭雄:蜀帅 In 1905, he was the finest student at a Sichuan military academy, yet also the most notorious playboy in Chengdu’s pleasure quarter. He had meant to drink and make merry until the end of his days, but then came devastating news from home: his father had been killed by bandits. The flames of vengeance for his family burned away his reckless ways. He abandoned his prospects in the New Army and returned home, beginning his path to warlord rule by organizing a local militia. 788Reads8.3Score—Shelves
- 4 Late Ming: My Brothers Are All Suicide Soldiers 明末:我的兄弟都是死士 Genre: Late Ming infrastructure development + mass recruitment + warlord rises to power In the second year of the Chongzhen era, Li Xiuyuan transmigrated into the body of a bandit chief in northern Shaanxi. He had eighty-three men to start with and only enough grain to last three days. At his most desperate, he awakened the Loyal Warriors System, which could summon absolutely loyal, overwhelmingly powerful armored troops. From growing greenhouse potatoes at Diaojiabao to survive, to establishi 3.3kReads6.3Score193Shelves
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Chronicles of the Wilds 莽丛记
[Wuxia chivalry + the nation in peril + torn between loyalty and righteousness + a tragic song of a turbulent age] The first volume of The Record of the Wilds, winner of the Best Long-Form Book Award at Legends Ancient and Modern, is set amid the Song-Jin wars and paints a vivid portrait of ordinary people caught up in the tides of history. It captures the essence of classical storytelling without sacrificing dramatic force: the wandering swordsman Yan Sheng rescues a secret envoy and obtains a
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The Late Ming Trilogy 明末三部曲
This is a late-Ming historical epic told primarily from the perspective of the Daxi Army and the peasant rebels. The general approach is seventy percent fact and thirty percent fiction: the main characters and major events are real, but some real historical figures’ personalities, backgrounds, and experiences have been fictionalized. The trilogy’s central themes trace a path from the ensemble cast’s “instinct to survive and ideal of universal harmony” in the Survival arc, to “destruction, plunde
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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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The Peasant Wars of the Late Ming Dynasty (Revised Edition) 明末农民战争(修订版)
The late Ming peasant wars of the 1630s through the 1670s were the longest-running and largest-scale peasant wars in ancient Chinese history. Drawing extensively on official and private writings as well as archival records, the author gives a meticulous account of their development and impact. Carefully reviewed and expanded by the author, this revised edition presents readers with a sweeping historical panorama.
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- 9 A History of the Southern Ming (Two-Volume Set) 南明史(全二册) A nation on the brink of ruin still descends into infighting, and even in its final days, the infighting continues! Nothing is more absurd than human nature. In March 1644, Li Zicheng's Great Shun forces captured Beijing, and the Chongzhen Emperor hanged himself. When news reached Nanjing, the Southern Capital, the question of who would be enthroned became urgent. Civil and military officials alike scrambled to make a name for themselves before the new ruler, each hoping to claim the credit for 4.7kReads9.5Score1.4kShelves
- 10 Chronicle of Zhang Xianzhong’s Capture of Luzhou 张献忠陷庐州纪 A Record of Zhang Xianzhong’s Capture of Luzhou is an important unofficial historical source written by Yu Ruizi, a firsthand witness from the late Ming dynasty. It recounts how Zhang Xianzhong, leader of a peasant rebel army, captured Luzhou, in the area of present-day Hefei, Anhui, in 1642, and the upheaval that followed. Yu Ruizi was a scholar trapped inside the city who witnessed the violence firsthand. He saw Luzhou fall, witnessed the suffering of its people amid the fighting, and observed 15Reads8.1Score—Shelves
- 11 The Veritable Records of the Chongzhen Emperor 崇祯实录 The Veritable Records of the Chongzhen Reign 86Reads8.6Score—Shelves
- 12 Blood Runs Red: Zhang Xianzhong and the Great Western Army 血流红:张献忠与大西军 In June 1645, Zhang Xianzhong captured Chongqing. Sweeping westward with unstoppable momentum, his army left blazing fires and blood-soaked roads in its wake. On August 9, after taking Chengdu, Zhang Xianzhong wasted no time in holding a founding ceremony and ascending the throne as emperor of the Great Western Kingdom. From the very first day Zhang Xianzhong took up residence in the Shu Prince's Palace in Chengdu, the country knew no peace. His forces were locked in repeated battles with Li Zic 179Reads9.4Score114Shelves
- 13 A History of the Peasant War at the End of the Ming Dynasty 明末农民战争史 Sixteen years of unstoppable victories, followed by four hundred days to total collapse. Open this book and discover why Li Zicheng was defeated, and why his downfall came so quickly! In March 1644, Li Zicheng captured Beijing, bringing the Ming dynasty to an end. By then, he had fought for sixteen years. In April of that year, Li Zicheng was defeated at Shanhai Pass, and the Qing army entered the pass. In May of the following year, Li Zicheng died at Jiugong Mountain in Huguang, just four hundr 688Reads9.3Score149Shelves
- 14 History of the Southern Ming: 1644–1662 南明史:1644-1662 Within the court, civil officials were divided by factional strife. Beyond it, no military hero emerged. As warfare plunged the people into chaos, the political system turned inward and consumed itself, while the forces that might have helped from outside could not be brought to bear. The roots of the Southern Ming’s collapse can be traced to this predicament. The purpose of Southern Ming History: 1644–1662 is to answer the question, “Why did the Ming dynasty fall?” With this in mind, author Ly 76Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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Chronicles of the Yellow Turban Rebellion 黄巾风云录
Zhao Yun takes center stage as the premier general, leading his iron cavalry to conquer lands far and wide! This novel adheres to the authentic history of the Three Kingdoms. There is no System, no golden finger, and no fantasy-style cheat mode. It relies purely on strategy, disciplined military leadership, realistic tactics, and hard-fought battles to survive the chaos. The focus is on hard-core cavalry clashes, with realistic ancient battlefield tactics such as mounted archery raids, cavalry f
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The Three Kingdoms: The Yellow Turban Revolution 三国,黄巾革命
“Who else wants to be emperor?” This is the change brought by a single red heart. From then on, “rebellion is justified, revolution is no crime.” “Heaven is dead, the Yellow Heaven shall rise.” This is the defiant cry of millions of starving people fighting for a chance to live. “I am Zhang Jiao, a humble Daoist. Han, prepare to die!” This is a declaration of war from the religious leader of a chaotic age. Rebellion became the only way to survive; Revolution was a thunderclap exploding in the de
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Historical War of Nations: The Yellow Turban Rebellion from the Start 历史国战:开局黄巾起义
(History + nation-versus-nation war + famous generals + livestreaming + national destiny + political scheming + passion) The historical nation-versus-nation war begins. Having lost its historical records, Huaxia forfeited the initiative and spent twenty years mired on the battlefield, losing all its accumulated strength. Li Chen, who transmigrated here, is inexplicably chosen as the sixteenth contestant. Bearing the name of Huaxia, he enters the battlefield to fight for a glimmer of hope. Lookin
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- 18 The Empire’s Great Bandit 帝国大反贼 (This is a traditional alternate-history novel.) That year, more than a dozen prefectures suffered a severe drought, and the harvest failed completely. That year, five powerful military governors carved up the land, and their princes rebelled. That year, Zhang Yunchuan became an outlaw and one of the great bandits of Jiufeng Mountain. 48.9kReads8.7Score4.2kShelves
- 19 A Professional Rebel at the End of the Ming Dynasty 明末造反专业户 [No System + No Cheat Powers + Late Ming Dynasty + Rebellion] Wu Cheng, a newly graduated college student working as a village official, transmigrates to the second year of the Chongzhen reign in the late Ming Dynasty and becomes a military household member of the Great Ming. A corrupt court, an incompetent emperor, greedy officials and gentry, and commoners treated as less than human push Wu Cheng step by step toward rebellion. Watch as he takes on the local tyrants, fights the Great Ming, dest 14.4kReads8.8Score1.3kShelves
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The Southern Ming Righteous Army 南明义军
In 1645, the Yiyou Year of the lunar calendar, the Year of the Rooster, the first year of the Hongguang era of the Ming and the first year of the Longwu era; the second year of the Shunzhi era of the Qing; the second year of the Dashun era of the Great Xi; and the second year of the Yongchang era of the Great Shun, Shi Kefa died alongside Yangzhou, Nanjing fell, and Li Zicheng died at Jiugong Mountain. The Qing court surveyed the realm and found no one who could stand against it. The Eight Banne
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- 21 The Son of a Poor Family: From the Start of a Famine, I Led My Whole Village in Rebellion 寒门天子:开局灾年,我带着全村造反 Great Qi, the third year of Jingyuan. Drought sweeps the land, locusts swarm, and the realm is strewn with starving victims. Countless refugees are driven from their homes, and beneath Haozhou’s walls, people resort to eating their own children. Zhao Mu transmigrates into this world and nearly gets eaten the moment he opens his eyes. To fill his stomach, Zhao Mu raises the banner of rebellion. Can princes, nobles, generals, and ministers really be born to rule? The throne is occupied by wise 790Reads7.5Score125Shelves
- 22 Transmigrating to the Late Ming: From Tightening Screws to Farming 穿越明末:从打螺丝到种田 Transmigration to the late Ming dynasty + Peasant Rebellion + Resistance against the Ming and Qing! (Respecting history + No cheats + No System + Slow-paced + Not a power fantasy!!) Wang Tie is an ordinary man with no particular skills. By a twist of fate, he transmigrates to the late Ming and early Qing, a chaotic era that is practically a living hell. How will he find a way to survive in this turbulent age?! And once he reaches the pinnacle of power, where will he lead this people and nat 17.2kReads8.5Score1.4kShelves
- 23 N Ways for the Boss to Die: Starting with Shortchanging the Tooth Soldiers 老板的N种死法:从克扣牙兵开始 [No System] Wen Xiu was ruined by a shady employment agency in his previous life, then died after his boss withheld his wages... When he opens his eyes again, he has transmigrated to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, where he is now a soldier in the Weibo garrison. Bosses in this era are even more ruthless. They aren’t called CEOs, but military governors. Withholding wages is called docking soldiers’ pay, and employees quitting isn’t called changing jobs, but mutiny. As a soldier deman 34.4kReads7.8Score2.3kShelves
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Marry a Wife to Cut My Taxes? I Started by Supporting My Beautiful Bride 娶妻抵税?从养活美娇媳妇开始
[No System + alternate world + farming + hunting + slow burn + not a wish-fulfillment story + political intrigue and warfare + competing for supremacy in troubled times] “Yucheng, do you want a wife or not? Just say the word and I’ll send one over.” “Then go ahead and send her over.” Shen Yucheng thought it was just a joke, never expecting to actually end up with a beautiful wife. The dynasty is in its final years. Warlords carve up the land, and refugees are everywhere. With nothing but bare wa
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Transmigration: The Jiashen Upheaval, Carrying the Revolution Through to the End 穿越:甲申之变,将革命进行到底
Li Baoguo, a soldier in the revolutionary army, has an unwavering faith. He isn't afraid of grueling training or of bleeding and dying in battle. Danger lurks at every turn during a rescue mission. When he wakes after an aftershock, he finds himself in another time and place. What should he do? Can he hold fast to his beliefs and carry the revolution through to the end...?
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Even Bandits Can Set the World Ablaze 流贼也可以燎原
The suffering of the people at the end of the Ming dynasty was caused by more than just the rise of the Later Jin. It stemmed from many factors: the brutality of corrupt officials in the dynasty’s final years, the court’s exploitation of disaster victims, and more. You could even say the Later Jin had the least impact. To save the people, both sides must be brought down. It’s not as if everything will be over once the Later Jin is finished. Readers, the punctuation in the first dozen or twenty
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- 27 Chronicles of the Late Ming Dynasty 明末风云录 In the final years of the Chongzhen reign of the Ming dynasty, the Dashun army swept into Beijing with unstoppable momentum. But when Wu Sangui opened the gates to the Qing, the situation took a sudden turn, and Li Zicheng retreated to Xi’an. The Qing court sent Prince Ying, Ajige, and Prince Yu, Dodo, to pursue him along separate routes. With the situation growing dire, the Dashun army withdrew toward Huguang. Li Zicheng remained in Wuchang for several dozen days, but when Qing forces drew near 148Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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The Hakka Army of the Late Ming 明末客家军
This book is entirely original. The protagonist transmigrates into a kind, ordinary Hakka family in southern Jiangxi at the end of the Ming dynasty. The family starts by expanding the patrol office from 20 people, then takes up farming and development, quells rebellions and builds an army, suppresses pirates in the Guangdong Sea, resists the Dutch in the Fujian Sea, fights the British at Humen, and recovers Taiwan. There are naval battles at Hailingyang, Nan'ao, Luoliowan, Humen, and Meizhou Isl
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Seizing the Song Dynasty: Even the Water Margin Heroes Can Become Kings 夺宋:水浒也称王
Wang Lun unexpectedly transmigrates into the world of Water Margin, becoming the first leader of Liangshan Marsh, the White-Clad Scholar who shares his name. The emperor, a debauched monarch and self-proclaimed Daoist, has traded his dragon throne for a bed of pleasure. The Four Great Villains wreak havoc at court, the common people live in misery, and the Jurchens to the north eye the land like tigers stalking their prey. Wang Lun: “This weak Song dynasty isn't worth saving!” Lu Zhishen: “The w
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I’m a Ming Imperial Clansman, Not a Bandit 我,大明宗室,不想当流贼
In the thirteenth year of Chongzhen, the splendor of “the Great Ming, whose dominion encompassed the seas and lands, surpassing the Three Dynasties and eclipsing Han and Tang, whose subjects filled all beneath the heavens...” had quietly faded away. The realm was in turmoil and the great edifice on the verge of collapse. Barbarians ran rampant, rebels wreaked havoc, natural and man-made disasters abounded, and the starving dead lay everywhere. Amidst the smoke of war that now blanketed the land,
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A Ming-Era Deserter: I Wanted to Lie Low, but the Turbulent Times Forced Me to Draw My Blade 明末逃卒:想苟,乱世却逼我拔刀
[No System + Hardcore Survival + Internally Consistent Logic + Meticulous Details + No Mindless Power Fantasy + Relentless Bloodshed] A dung fork from the start, and everything else has to be looted? Wang Feng, an engineering guy who moonlights as a martial arts stuntman, gets knocked unconscious with a club and wakes up in the chaotic final years of the Ming dynasty! There’s no overpowered System, and he has no kingly aura. All he has is a group of ragged, starving deserters. At his side ar
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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
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- 33 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
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My Days as a Bandit at the End of the Ming 我在明末当贼寇那些事儿
(Farming, contending for supremacy, slow burn, no System, not a single female lead.) Transmigrated into the body of an impoverished scholar in the seventh year of Chongzhen, Li Wendong faces a choice when bandits overrun his county: Die by the blade. Or join the bandits. In troubled times, it's better to be a bandit who holds territory than one who roams. Other rebel armies seize grain, money, and women, sweeping up starving peasants and using them to snowball their forces. Li Wendong does th
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With an Online Shopping System, I Fight for Supremacy in the Turmoil at the End of the Qin Dynasty 凭网购系统,于秦末乱世争霸天下
In the first year of Qin Er Shi’s reign, transmigrator Qi Yang recalls his past life and awakens his memories. Unfortunately, he’s now one of the conscripts being sent to garrison Yuyang, and Chen Sheng and Wu Guang are leading the group? “The Great Chu will rise, Chen Sheng will be king. The first to rebel against Qin will be the first to get themselves killed!” Isn’t this a total disaster? Just then, his online shopping System awakens. Qi Yang realizes he can surely protect himself, and his am
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- 36 Trading Dog Meat for an Empire: Liu Bang's Big Break 狗肉换江山:创业吧!刘邦 Liu Bang Takes Over the Streets: The Top Dog of Pei County’s God-Tier Start Liu Bang squatted by a dog-meat stall, the words on a bamboo slip still wet. He spat, his face twisted with irritation. “I’ll never finish the job at this rate, and they’re going to dock my dog-meat pay again!” The county magistrate narrowed his malicious eyes and sneered. “Trying to sneak off? Finish the job that nearly made you cough up blood last time first!” Liu Bang snapped, grabbed the bamboo slip, and hurled it i 36Reads—Score—Shelves
- 37 I Only Wanted to Live in Seclusion on the Mountain, but Was Forced to Come Down and Rebel 只想苟在山上的我,被迫出山造反 [A struggle-for-supremacy story] + [Low-martial historical setting] + [War] + [Decisive and ruthless] + [Alternate history] + [Simple System]. Reborn as a bandit with a bright future. After the old chief dies in a boating accident, the bandits try to rob the wrong people and hit a hard target: officials. Chen Sheng is shoved into the role of new chief. Faced with the government troops closing in, he makes a decision that goes against his ancestors’ teachings: rebellion! To lie flat more comforta 759Reads7.5Score—Shelves
- 38 A History Rundown: The Ten Greatest Peasant Rebellions from the Start 盘点历史:开局十大农民起义 From the start, a rundown of the ten greatest peasant uprisings: When a common man rages, the world dons mourning white; when the people rise in anger, blood splatters across the whole court! At the end of the Qin dynasty, amid a raging storm, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang stepped on the heads of their officers and cried out the strongest words ever spoken: “Are kings and nobles born to their stations?” During the Xin dynasty, the mountains teemed with Green Forest heroes, while countless members of t 356Reads5.9Score—Shelves
- 39 I’m a Rebel, So I’m Having the Clans Wiped Out According to Their Family Trees 老子是反贼呀,世家按族谱给我杀 From the start, there are 37 of us, and we fight like a force of 37. A transmigrator who doesn’t want to be emperor isn’t a proper transmigrator. Eight hundred it is! With just 800 men, I dare attack the county seat. The county garrison has only a mere 1,000 soldiers. We have the advantage, brothers! I’m a rebel, so what’s there to say about benevolence and righteousness? Anyone who opposes me gets slaughtered. The family tree, the family tree is a fine thing. Kill every aristocratic clan accord 5Reads—Score—Shelves
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Duan Yu's Soul Transmigrates into Lin Chong, Defying Fate 段誉魂穿林冲,逆天改命
Duan Yu, emperor of Dali, transmigrates into the body of Lin Chong in Water Margin and sheds his timid nature. He battles corrupt officials, punishes tyrants, and claims the throne, turning the Great Song into Dali. In this life, he will never let anyone manipulate him again. He will live freely, by his own rules.
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At Least I’m an Emperor 好歹也是个皇帝
Transmigrating and becoming an emperor shouldn't be a big deal, but Guo Dongyan thinks there's something odd about being an emperor in his case. His empire is only as large as a village, he has just a few hundred subjects, and even his dog is the Imperial Guard's Grand General... Wasn't becoming an emperor through transmigration supposed to mean fighting for power at court and vying for control of the Nine Provinces? How did it turn into playing house in some remote mountain valley for me? And t
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Wei Xiaobao Conquers the World 韦小宝争霸天下
Funny, lighthearted, a little System, transmigration, souls returning... Nong di ge dong, xian ren ban ban, Xiao Xuanzi, I didn't rebel, but somehow I became a wanted criminal! What a load of nonsense! For the sake of a thousand generations, Xiao Xuanzi, I'll take your throne, and you can have Tongchi Island back!
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- 43 Warlord of the Republic: I Turned Shanghai’s Nightlife Upside Down 民国枭雄:我掀了夜上海的天 When Chen Mo wakes up, he has returned to the age of fifteen, facing the hellish slums of Shanghai. In his previous life, he lived an unremarkable life and died in humiliation. This time, he’ll overturn this world that devours people! Armed with the [Warlord System], his fists draw blood and his blade takes lives. Starting in Fangualong, he recruits followers, seizes territory, and gathers wealth... He swears to become the greatest warlord in all of Shanghai’s pleasure quarters! The underworld i 10.5kReads7.0Score579Shelves
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The Rise and Fall of the Heavenly Kingdom: A Complete History of the Taiping Rebellion 天国沉浮:太平天国战争全史
[Hardcore History] + [Military] + [War] 1848, Zijin Mountain, Guangxi. Feng Yunshan, leader of the God Worshipping Society, is imprisoned. Hong Xiuquan flees, the followers scatter, and only the charcoal burner Yang Xiuqing keeps holding on. An illiterate sick man collapses in front of everyone. A quarter of an hour later, he stands back up and declares that he is “Heavenly Father.” On the eve of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, two charcoal burners claim that Heavenly Father has possessed one and
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- 45 From the Start, I Turned the Tide and Saved the Nation 开局我力挽山河 He has no System and no golden finger. Step by step, he makes his way from a leaky old house into the troubled gap between eras. From the start, he joins the army and leads troops into battle, changing a broken dynasty, rescuing the nation’s fortunes, and trying to open a door to a different future. —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 46 The Hunan Army Rises, and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's End Is Near 湘军出世,太平天国末日来了 The Taiping Army’s spearhead points straight at Wuchang. Qing government forces are driven back at every turn, and the southeastern half of the empire teeters on the brink. Summoned to serve in a time of crisis, Zeng Guofan trains the Xiang Army in Hengyang. Hu Linyi rushes to the rescue with elite Guizhou troops, while Jiang Zhongyuan, Luo Zenan, Ta Qibu, and a host of other brilliant generals step forward amid the chaos. Following the Xiang Army, this novel takes you from Hunan to Hubei, from 1.2kReads7.5Score104Shelves
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At the End of the Ming Dynasty, Singing Through Turbulent Times 明末,乱世高歌行
In the summer of the eleventh year of Chongzhen, the two capitals and Shandong suffered a severe drought and locusts. Famine ravaged the land, and people ate one another. Yu Mu opened his eyes and found himself in an era when people casually roasted human flesh over a fire. Ahead, corrupt officials cracked their whips like wolves. Behind him, Qing soldiers and rebel bandits stood ready with blades and axes. As a refugee, what was he supposed to do? Should he grovel and die like a blade of grass,
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I Went to the Late Ming to Save the Righteous 我去明末救义士
Entirely handmade, absolutely no AI, so updates are slow! Read at your own risk, and don’t rush me. In 1642, the Ming dynasty’s final struggle had already failed, and the darkest hour in Chinese history was about to arrive. To prevent three hundred years of national collapse from repeating itself, countless people transmigrated into the past. Could the Chongzhen Emperor have died so easily without someone guiding him? As the Jiashen Catastrophe looms, see how Tian Youjia and his three brothers f
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A Soldier Transmigrates to 1852: The Rise of a Nation 小兵穿越1852之民族崛起
A new historical novel about transmigrating to a parallel timeline. No tropes, no System. See how a soldier from the future transmigrates through time, turns the tide, and rejuvenates China. We welcome you to give it a read.
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- 50 The Sino-Japanese War of 1894: The Rise of the Far East 甲午风云之远东崛起 Yue Tian, a PhD in military machinery, transmigrates to the First Sino-Japanese War of 1894–1895 and becomes a vanguard soldier protecting the nation. Using his knowledge from the future, he takes control of the lands beyond the Shanhai Pass, establishes a republic, unifies the country, and helps the nation rise as a great power in the Far East. 10.6kReads7.7Score479Shelves

















































