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The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom 太平天国演义
The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom uprising led by Hong Xiuquan dealt a heavy blow to the Qing government. Yet this massive peasant uprising also caused incalculable losses, with tens of millions of deaths, making life even harder for an already burdened population! This book explains the causes and course of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom uprising, as well as its eventual downfall, and offers some of my own unique insights into the movement. It also covers how, in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom’s later y
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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
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This Ming Dynasty Colonizes the World 这个大明殖民全世界
Original title: The Late Yuan Dynasty: I Knocked Over Zhu Chongba’s Bowl [Chen Shan] [History] [Late Yuan Dynasty] [Struggle for Supremacy] [War] [Chen Youliang] [Zhu Yuanzhang] [Liu Bowen] [Zhang Dingbian] “Dad! Don’t stand so high up, or you’ll get hit by an arrow!” The history streamer Chen Shan finds his soul in the body of Chen Youliang’s crown prince. The moment his father dies at Lake Poyang, he makes a run for it, then turns around and takes the throne, renaming Chen Han as the Great Min
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The Last Prince of the Han Dynasty: Rising from Humble Origins 汉末孤王：起于草莽
Success always comes at a price, and ordinary people have to pay even more! At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, everyone wanted to become a warlord. Some were determined to restore the Han dynasty, while others did as they pleased and declared themselves rulers. One nobody from the future, though, dreamed of changing the world! He gathered refugees, reclaimed farmland, reformed the government, and swept across Liaodong. He crushed the Xianbei, executed Dong Zhuo, defeated Yuan Shao and Cao Ca
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Strategies for Shuofang in the Three Kingdoms 三国朔方策
Yellow sands sweep across Shuofang, and a lonely fortress stands beneath the setting sun. In the chaotic final years of the Han dynasty, some vie for supremacy in the Central Plains, while others struggle to hold the frontier. Amid the flames of war, the isolated fortress is cut off, surrounded by enemies on every side. With no legendary weapons or heaven-sent opportunities, he can only draw on a century’s worth of knowledge to carve out a foothold for his battered body. He gathers refugees, rec
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I Transmigrated into a Tang Dynasty Refugee and Conquered the World with Foresight 穿成唐末流民，我靠先知横扫天下
Transmigrating to the end of the Tang dynasty, he finds himself from the start in an inescapable trap at Tong Pass! Six hundred thousand rebel troops are on the way. The undisciplined imperial army is no match for them, refugees are everywhere, and no one knows if they will survive the day. Armed with memories of history, Chen Wang quickly claims kinship with the imperial clan, latches on to powerful allies, and finds a way to survive! While everyone else struggles to stay alive in these turbule
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The Fake County Magistrate on the Late Ming Frontier 明末边关假县令
Han An, a history PhD student, transmigrates to the late Ming dynasty and impersonates a county magistrate in a border region to stay alive. In the second year of the Chongzhen era, the people teeter on the brink of death, traitors and bandits run rampant, the corrupt court is powerless, and the Manchus in Liaodong watch like hungry tigers. Hong Chengchou, Huang Taiji, Li Zicheng, Zhang Xianzhong, and other figures are about to take the historical stage. If history is allowed to race along its o
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West of Beiping: Irrefutable Evidence 北平以西：铁证
Set in occupied Beiping in 1942, the story follows Zhou Shuan, a former laboratory technician at Peking Union Medical College Hospital. After the Japanese seize his younger sister under the pretext of “epidemic prevention,” he boldly infiltrates their lair and witnesses the horrifying truth of live experiments hidden beneath the guise of “advanced medicine.” With the help of patriotic resistance fighters, he risks everything to obtain crucial evidence. He then follows the victims aboard Rongfeng
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A Ming Dynasty Civil Servant: These Embroidered Uniform Guards Work Way Too Hard 大明公务员：这锦衣卫太卷了
The eleventh year of Hongzhi in the Great Ming, the Imperial Entertainment Bureau in the capital. A cry of surprise pierces the night. A Vice Minister of Revenue is found dead on the bed of a famous courtesan. Lu Zheng has just transmigrated into the position of a seventh-rank Embroidered Guard squad leader. After stumbling upon the scene, he is immediately framed by Censor Zhang Qingyuan of the Censorate, who pins the slanderous charge of “colluding with courtesans and murdering for money” on h
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All Living Things: Bones Return to Dust 苍生：骨归尘
My name is Yan Gui. My parents said they chose it in the hope that Yan would know peace and that travelers could return home. But I was born in an age of endless war and raised in Yanbei, where smoke signals rose on every horizon. In this life, I never knew what it truly meant to have a home. From the blaze that consumed Yan, to the peace of the Qin frontier stretching thousands of miles, and then to the slaughter between Chu and Han, I drifted like a speck of dust, swept along by the chaos. The
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War of Resistance: Liu Zhennian Starts as the King of Jiaodong 抗战：我刘珍年开局就是胶东王
[The rating has just come in and will rise over time] [Iron-blooded Lu Army] [King of Jiaodong Liu Zhenian] [A decade of planning] [Defending Shandong] [Building up the countryside to resist Japan] [Real-time war illustrations] New book by Yang Yuting, an Lv5 author in the War of Resistance Against Japan category. Quality guaranteed!
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