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Books by 东海一栋
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E'e's Diary: A Survival Guide to the Late Han Dynasty 阿娥日记：汉末求生指南
My name is Liu Mu. I used to be an army medic, but an accident sent my soul back to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, and left me with a scar on my left cheek. Her name is Wang E. She’s a young lady who pinches every penny, always carries a ledger, and remembers even the details of my contract: “A thousand coins a month, not one less.” In the sixth year of Guanghe, outside Zhuo Commandery, she was handing out porridge when a riot broke out among the refugees. By chance, we met Liu Bei and Guan
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Falling Into the Second Year of Chongzhen 坠入崇祯二年
Li Wenhao, a history graduate who sent out 137 résumés without getting a single response, eventually put on a yellow vest and became a food-delivery rider. Just before the elevator plunged, he was watching a video on Bilibili and cursing, “Mao Wenlong was completely useless.” The next second, he became Mao Wenlong himself. On the thirtieth day of the fifth month in the second year of Chongzhen, less than five days remained before Yuan Chonghuan would forge an imperial edict and execute Mao Wenl
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The Struggle for the Heavenly Mandate: From Refugee to Founding Emperor 天元争鼎：从流民到开国皇帝
In the sixtieth year of the Dayao era, the empire, now in its third generation since its founding, shows signs of decline. The aging emperor is gravely ill after suffering a stroke. The Four Great Houses each harbor their own schemes, while the four princes turn against one another. A palace coup deposes the crown prince, and the second prince raises an army to “purge the court of corrupt officials.” From then on, the empire slides into the abyss of division and war. The Northern Wilderness cav
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Worthy of Zhao Lie 不负昭烈
In 263 AD, the Shu Han fell. The wheels of history rolled over Chengdu, leaving a desolate landscape stained with blood. Liu Chen, Prince of Beidi, took his own life with his family at the temple of the late emperor. Jiang Wei's plans failed, and he died. Crown Prince Liu Xuan perished in the chaos of war. The entire Guan family was wiped out... The last glimmer of Shu Han seemed to have gone out in the storm. Yet in that moment of despair, the arrival of an unexpected person brought the Beidi p
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