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Even Mortals Can Cultivate Immortality: The Green Lotus of Creation 凡人也修仙之造化青莲决
The story follows Zhai, an unremarkable-looking little girl born in a remote, impoverished region with scant spiritual energy. Alone and struggling to survive, she accidentally enters a forbidden land, gains an incredible opportunity, and fights her way to power...
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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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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
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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
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Trash to Triumph: From Seed Awakening to Saint-Breaking Emperor 废材逆袭：从种子觉醒到破圣成帝
Before he died, my father sealed a mysterious seed inside me. For sixteen years, I could only pretend to be a "mute good-for-nothing." The moment I spoke, the Heavenly Dao would strike to kill me, and even children dared to throw stones at me! Who could have guessed that on the night of my sixteenth birthday, three bolts of heavenly lightning would shatter the seal? The seed had matured, and the first thing I said was: "Wan'er, I'll protect you!" From an abandoned son trampled into the dirt to a
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