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  1. Emperor Qianlong (Six Volumes in Total) 乾隆皇帝（全六册） Er Yuehe二月河Historical2.2M WordsCompleted In The Qianlong Emperor (Complete Six-Volume Set), after ascending the throne, Emperor Qianlong resolves to usher in the Qing Dynasty's greatest era. He governs with leniency, makes undercover visits among the people, and pursues his ambitions with confidence and determination. He reforms the bureaucracy, strengthens the military, puts down rebellions, and makes seven tours of Jiangnan. In his later years, however, intrigue stirs at court, border crises loom, and his sons scheme against one anot 2.7kReads9.6Score375Shelves
  2. Emperor Yongzheng (3 Volumes) 雍正皇帝（全三册） Er Yuehe二月河Historical1.2M WordsCompleted Volume One: The Nine Princes’ Struggle for the Throne In the final years of the Kangxi reign, the crown prince’s position in the Forbidden City is on the verge of collapse. The princes contend for power, and danger lurks beneath the surface. The Eighth Prince boasts that he is equally accomplished in both letters and arms, and enjoys the support of the court ministers. Surely the throne must be his. The Fourteenth Prince leads troops west, carrying on his ancestors’ legacy, and his influence gro 2.3kReads9.6Score392Shelves
  3. Kangxi the Great (1): Seizing the Palace and Taking the Reins 康熙大帝(1)夺宫初政 Er Yuehe二月河Historical266k WordsCompleted This is the first volume, The Coup and the Early Reign, in the historical novel series The Kangxi Emperor. Kangxi ascended the throne at the age of eight, with four regents appointed by the late Shunzhi Emperor: Sonin, Suksaha, Ebilun, and Oboi. Oboi grew arrogant over his achievements and acted tyrannically. After the senior statesman Sonin died of illness, Oboi won over Ebilun and executed Suksaha for refusing to cooperate with him. He seized control of the government, often roaring in the imp 2.1kReads9.6Score150Shelves
  4. The Kangxi Emperor (Complete in Four Volumes) 康熙大帝（全四册） Er Yuehe二月河Historical1.2M WordsCompleted The Great Kangxi Emperor is a historical novel by Er Yuehe. The author began writing it in 1984 and completed all four volumes, totaling more than 1.6 million characters, over the course of four years. Volumes one through four were published by the Yellow River Literature and Art Publishing House, and traditional-character vertical-text editions were later released in Hong Kong and Taiwan. The Great Kangxi Emperor is an epic work. It vividly portrays the 61 years of the early Qing dynasty, from 2kReads9.6Score297Shelves
  5. Emperor Yongzheng: The Nine Princes' Struggle for the Throne 雍正皇帝·九王夺嫡 Er Yuehe二月河Historical364k WordsCompleted A major work by Er Yuehe, hailed as “a milestone in twentieth-century historical novels about Qing emperors.” An authoritative, vivid historical novel that enlightens and inspires. 743Reads9.5Score101Shelves
  6. The Kangxi Emperor: Rebellion at Court 康熙大帝·乱起萧墙 Er Yuehe二月河Historical313k WordsCompleted The Turmoil Within is the fourth volume of the long-running Kangxi the Great series. This volume depicts Kangxi’s choice of a crown prince and the princes’ struggle against one another to become heir to the throne. In Kangxi’s later years, many abuses of power arose. Officials took bribes and broke the law, and miscarriages of justice multiplied; imperial relatives and old nobility borrowed from the treasury, leaving it depleted; land taxes were unfair, and land became heavily concentrated in th 709Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  7. Emperor Yongzheng: The Waters of Hate Flow East 雍正皇帝·恨水东逝 Er Yuehe二月河Historical425k WordsCompleted A major work by Er Yuehe! Authoritative and vivid, it offers wisdom and insight. A classic contest of wits and lust for power, it has been hailed as “a milestone in twentieth-century historical fiction about the Qing emperors.” The Yongzheng Emperor is a classic work in Er Yuehe’s “Emperors” series. Spanning several decades across the reigns of the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong emperors, it vividly portrays the turbulent life of Emperor Yongzheng. The book is divided into three volumes: Nine P 699Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  8. Emperor Qianlong: The First Bloom of His Glory 乾隆皇帝·风华初露 Er Yuehe二月河Historical342k WordsCompleted A landmark work of modern Chinese historical fiction! One of the 100 greatest Chinese novels of the twentieth century! This six-volume series consists of “Early Splendor,” “Sunset Over Empty Mountains,” “The Setting Sun on the Long River,” “The Difficult Road Ahead,” “Clouds Darken the Phoenix Palace,” and “Autumn Sounds in the Purple Garden.” Drawing on a wealth of historical sources, the author vividly recounts Emperor Qianlong’s life. The tightly structured novel is full of gripping stories a 429Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  9. Emperor Yongzheng: The Carved Bow and the Celestial Wolf 雍正皇帝·雕弓天狼 Er Yuehe二月河Historical385k WordsCompleted This is the second volume in the historical novel series The Yongzheng Emperor. After the nine princes vie for the throne, Yongzheng wins by a narrow margin, and the Forbidden City welcomes a new emperor. But the trees may long for peace while the wind refuses to die down: danger still lurks inside and outside the imperial city, from the capital to the far south. The Eighth Prince’s faction is not yet truly defeated, and its members press aggressively to seize power. General Nian Gengyao, comman 304Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  10. Kangxi the Great (2): Storms and Secrets 康熙大帝(2)惊风密雨 Er Yuehe二月河Historical305k WordsCompleted The young emperor's far-sighted plans and the exceptional vision of a great ruler are vividly portrayed. The novel unfolds amid the shifting fortunes of the land, focusing on life-and-death struggles over rebellion, treason, social stability, and national unity. It features both bloody scenes of armies clashing and refined moments of poetry and elegant verse. The great general serves his country without hesitation, stirring the blood; the frail scholar, armed with strategy, matches wits and cour 251Reads9.5Score107Shelves
  11. Kangxi the Great: Auspicious Skies 康熙大帝·玉宇呈祥 Er Yuehe二月河Historical331k WordsCompleted After putting down the Revolt of the Three Feudatories, Kangxi searched far and wide for capable officials to control the rivers. He traveled to Bianliang in person to inspect the Yellow River, appointed able officials to dredge the waterways and improve grain transport, and finally made the Yellow River run clear. He appointed capable generals to train the navy, combining virtue with authority, and brought Taiwan back under his rule. He established the Erudite Scholars examination to select wor 208Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  12. Emperor Qianlong: Sunset Over Empty Mountains 乾隆皇帝·夕照空山 Er Yuehe二月河Historical381k WordsCompleted A landmark work of contemporary Chinese historical fiction, and one of the top 100 Chinese novels of the twentieth century! This six-volume series comprises First Blossoms, Sunset over Empty Mountains, The Sun Sets on the Long River, The Road Ahead Is Hard, Clouds Darken the Phoenix Palace, and Autumn Sounds in the Purple Garden. Drawing on a wealth of historical sources, the author vividly recreates the life of the Qianlong Emperor. The story is tightly structured, with a richly unfolding plot 191Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  13. Emperor Qianlong: Sunset on the Long River 乾隆皇帝·日落长河 Er Yuehe二月河Historical393k WordsCompleted A landmark work of modern Chinese historical fiction! One of the 100 greatest Chinese novels of the twentieth century! This six-volume series consists of “Early Splendor,” “Sunset Over Empty Mountains,” “The Setting Sun on the Long River,” “The Difficult Road Ahead,” “Clouds Darken the Phoenix Palace,” and “Autumn Sounds in the Purple Garden.” Drawing on a wealth of historical sources, the author vividly recounts Emperor Qianlong’s life. The tightly structured novel is full of gripping stories a 49Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  14. The Kangxi Emperor (Complete Collection) 康熙大帝（全集） Er Yuehe二月河Historical1.2M WordsCompleted After putting down the Revolt of the Three Feudatories, Kangxi traveled to Bianliang to inspect the Yellow River, seek out talented officials to manage its waters, and clear the grain transport routes. He appointed capable generals and recovered Taiwan in the east; established the Erudite and Eminent Scholars Examination to ease ethnic tensions; toured Jinling in the south and paid homage to the Ming founder, winning over loyalists of the former Ming dynasty; heeded frank advice, reformed offici —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  15. The Qianlong Emperor (Complete Collection) 乾隆皇帝（全集） Er Yuehe二月河Historical2.2M WordsCompleted Yongzheng died suddenly, and Qianlong succeeded him, determined to usher in the Qing dynasty's golden age. He advocated governing with leniency, correcting the previous reign's harsh laws and abuses of power, and overturning wrongful convictions. Victims of the former court, including Yang Mingshi, Shi Yizhi, Sun Jiagan, and Zhang Zhao, were reinstated and given important posts so they could continue serving the court. Qianlong believed that a peace maintained through appearances would eventuall —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  16. The Yongzheng Emperor (Complete Collection) 雍正皇帝（全集） Er Yuehe二月河Historical1.2M WordsCompleted In the struggle among the nine princes for the throne, Yongzheng won by a narrow margin, and a new dynasty replaced the old within the Forbidden City. But though the trees longed for stillness, the wind would not cease. Danger still lurked inside and outside the imperial capital, from the great rivers to the far south. The Eighth Prince's faction had been crushed but not destroyed, and its members pressed aggressively toward replacing the emperor. General Nian Gengyao, commander of the western f —Reads8.6Score—Shelves