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Books by 东有扶苏
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The White-Robed Emperor 白衣天子
(No System + One Female Lead + Political Scheming and Conquest + Surviving in Troubled Times + Building a Following) “You want to know who I am? Sit down, have some tea, and let me spin you a tale.” In the eyes of the refugees, I'm a living bodhisattva who barely belongs in this world, giving them food and shelter. In the eyes of the noble clans, I'm a mad dog in human skin, mild-mannered most days but ready to wipe out entire households when I make a move. In the histories, I'm the gravedigger
155.5kReads8.9Score15kShelves
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The Splendor of Great Wei 大魏风华
A little maid picked up by the roadside, and a marriage contract taken from a corpse. That was all Gu Huai had after transmigrating to Great Wei. With nowhere else to turn, Gu Huai came up with a bold idea. “How about marrying into a family?” And so, in a little house amid Jiangnan’s misty rain, Gu Huai, who only wanted to coast through life and wait for death, barged into the life of a beautiful, aloof woman. And so the story begins...
1.6kReads8.1Score206Shelves
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I Was Once a Son-in-Law of the Great Ming 我本大明一赘婿
Transmigrated into the body of a live-in son-in-law, and facing a threat to his life from the start? He only wants to save money, but ends up shaking down Zhu Di? Karma comes around, and an arrogant little girl wants to settle the score with him? He thought history couldn’t be changed, but who knew the Prince of Yan would raise an army and say he couldn’t do it without him? “There’s never been a case of a prince successfully rebelling against a unified dynasty. Can I really pull it off?” “Your H
1.4kReads8.2Score102Shelves
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Transmigrated as the Grand Princess of Tang: I Keep Myself Alive by Plotting Rebellion 穿成大唐长公主：我靠谋反苟命
Stranded in a ruined temple, Xie Ziqing struggled to survive in a Tang dynasty utterly unlike the one in the history books. What? You’ve given me an identity card saying I’m a princess? What? You’re forcing me to marry off to another country? What? Tibet and the Turks are at war with the Tang again? What? The Tang emperor is dead, and the Second Prince has rebelled? Xie Ziqing, busy reforming the army and building the economy in the southeast, fixed her gaze ahead. “I’m going back to Chang’an!”
209Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Great Qian Noble Son-in-Law 大乾贵婿
The Great Qian Dynasty is in its final years, and the realm is in turmoil. Foreign tribes invade from the south, while factional strife and rebellions rage within. The dynasty’s fate is like a candle flickering in the wind, close to going out. As the realm slowly falls, as the people are plunged into suffering, as the nation and its people face humiliation and upheaval… When the world is in peril, every common person has a duty to defend it. Yet in the peaceful city of Suzhou, a transmigrated li
118Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Young Scholar in the Ming Dynasty 明朝小书生
Gu Huai had planned to help Zhu Chongba through the most difficult stretch of his journey. But later, he realized that only one person could remain at the end of that road. Would he retire after achieving success, or would they meet as rivals on a narrow path? Across the land, this was the worst of times. The Yuan were brutal, the realm was in chaos, and the Han trembled beneath the hooves of Mongol cavalry. It was also the best of times. The Mongols could be driven out and China rebuilt, restor
96Reads—Score—Shelves