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Books by 亭云居士
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Three Thousand Years of an Aristocratic Clan 世家的上下三千年
Lu Tao felt that Milei's reforms didn't go far enough, so he transmigrated to the late Warring States period and decided to launch a new social experiment: build a nation on commerce, govern through a system of contracted responsibility, hire all officials on a contract basis, and place them under public supervision…
904Reads6.3Score—Shelves
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The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom: Dawn Before Daybreak 太平天国之黎明前的曙光
“I, Hong Tianguifu, swear to live or die with Tianjing. Prince Gan, Prince Zhong, there can be no exceptions and no retreat. Tianjing is more than a city: it is a banner proclaiming the unyielding spirit of our Han people!” Hong Tianguifu raised his small fist and choked out, “A great banner planted in the hearts of countless Han people, one that can inspire righteous men and women throughout the land to follow in one another's footsteps. Even if every one of us dies, as long as that banner stan
61Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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The Young Official of the Heavenly Kingdom's Rear Camp 天国后营小郎官
Shi Dingzhong, the eldest son of Shi Dakai, the Wing King of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, was in charge of the women’s battalion and a young commander of the boy scouts. Watching as Shi Dakai prepared to march north and meet his doom, the young lord proposed that all under heaven belong to the people, setting off his grand campaign of copying ideas...
18Reads7.2Score—Shelves
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Journey South: Chaos in the Western Heavens 南游记之大闹西天
I transmigrated into Chen Xuanzang, and now I’m off to the Western Heavens to fetch the scriptures! When you’re away from home, you can give yourself whatever identity you like. To show off the prestige of a Tang emissary on a sacred mission, Chen Xuanzang bragged that he was Li Chengzong, the former imperial grandson of the Tang. Little did he know that Emperor Taizong would take him at his word and insist on uprooting the whole family. The Li Tang court has shown no mercy, so don’t blame Sanza
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