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- 51 The Tang Dynasty's Young Scholar 大唐小书生 He transmigrated to the Tang dynasty, only to discover that this version of the Tang dynasty was a dangerous place. The people were absurdly powerful, much like in the movies, where a single rider would dare charge into an army of thousands. In such a dangerous world, he had transmigrated into the body of a frail scholar. There was no choice but to keep a low profile and live quietly! 421Reads7.6Score11014d adds
- 52 The Great Tang's First Tyrant 大唐第一暴君 A calculating civil servant transmigrates to the late Tang in 904 AD and becomes Li Zhu, the last emperor of the Tang dynasty, Emperor Ai. The Tang dynasty is only three years from its fall. His father, mother, brothers, and he himself are all destined to die at the hands of Zhu Wen. Will he resist, or beg for a chance to cling to life? Will he save the Great Tang, or let it fall? With nowhere left to turn, he ultimately embarks on a difficult path: borrowing another five hundred years of nation 919Reads8.2Score10514d adds
- 53 Ancestor, If You Don't Come Down the Mountain Soon, Your Bloodline Ends Here 老祖,再不下山,你就绝后了 Daoist priest Chen Yang was Zhang Sanfeng’s direct disciple in the late Southern Song dynasty. He has lived for 800 years, growing more powerful once every century. He can’t die even when he wants to, and life has lost all its pleasures. He can only retreat into a remote mountain temple and put himself into a deep, self-imposed sleep. One day, his disciple Chen Qingzhi kneels and begs his master, Chen Yang, to come down from the mountain… Also known as The Patriarch, If You Don’t Come Down Soo 26kReads8.2Score2k14d adds
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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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A Song Dynasty Civil Servant’s Guide to Slacking Off 北宋文官摸鱼手册
This is a laugh-out-loud history of the Song dynasty. It's hilarious, but meticulously researched, packed with solid material from official histories. And although it's rigorous, it's never dull: it brings the real Northern Song to life in the most humorous, funny, down-to-earth language. How could people from humble backgrounds turn their lives around? What wisdom can we draw from the turbulent careers of top-tier star scholar-officials? What was it really like to be a civil official in the Nor
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- 56 A Soldier's Journey at the End of the Tang Dynasty 唐末从军行 The Tang dynasty was at the height of its glory, yet its political failings could only be reversed by a hero of the ages. As the saying goes, rise and fall are governed by fate, and after reaching its peak, prosperity must decline. After three hundred years of glory and turmoil, the magnificent Tang dynasty finally crumbled. That year, Chen Congjin arrived in this world. He would bring this chaotic era to an end. 131.3kReads9.0Score14.2k14d adds
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Water Margin: Reborn in Zhu Biao, I Came Home to Find My Entire Family Slaughtered 水浒:魂穿祝彪,出门被屠灭满门
Zhang Yu was a new office worker who didn’t even dare talk back to his team leader. One cup of coffee during overtime sent him into the world of Water Margin. When he woke up, he was galloping on horseback through a rainstorm in the late Northern Song Dynasty. Behind him were Liangshan Marsh’s pursuers. He carried Zhu Biao’s wounds, and his mind was filled with the bloody images from the massacre of the Zhu family estate: people hoisted into the air on spears, hacked into three pieces by battle-
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I Scared Off the Jin Army from the Start, and You Still Call Me a Charlatan? 开局惊退金兵,你还敢叫我神棍?
[Bluffing + Laugh-Out-Loud Comedy + System + Passion] Guo Jing wakes up to find that he has transmigrated to the late Northern Song dynasty and become Guo Jing, the famous “number one charlatan” in the city of Bianjing! To make matters worse, he has arrived at the very beginning of the Jingkang Incident: Jin forces are at the gates, and his predecessor has just boasted that he can repel them with the “Divine Soldiers of the Six Jia” spell. His bluff is about to be exposed. Emperor Song Qinzong i
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- 59 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. 82Reads6.6Score—14d adds
- 60 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 9Reads—Score—14d adds
- 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—14d adds










