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Books by 冷千翼
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Great Ming: I Help Emperor Chongzhen Become the Founding Ancestor 大明：我帮崇祯皇帝成中祖
The temple name “Tai” is given to a founder who establishes a dynasty, “Gao” to one who achieves great merit, and “Zhong” to one who revives a dynasty. Founders are called Zu for their achievements, while those who preserve what was built are called Zong for their virtue. After transmigrating into the body of Lu Xiangsheng at the end of the Ming dynasty, he works hard not only to give the Ming a new lease on life, but also to grant the Chongzhen Emperor the first temple name in history to includ
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The Iron Backbone of Southern Ming: From Guard Captain to Pillar of the Realm 南明铁骨：从卫队长到擎天一柱
In the final years of the Chongzhen reign, the empire was falling apart. The nation was broken, famine ravaged the land, and the fires of war swept across the mountains of the southwest. Shen Jixian, a man from a later age, became the captain of Li Dingguo's personal guard in the Great Western Army. He protected Prince Jin, fought on the battlefield, quelled internal strife, and trained a new army. He contended with Sun Kewang's ambition, resisted the Eight Banners' advance, and rescued the disp
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The Great Ming Warrior Jiang Bin 大明武夫江彬
Jiang Bin, adopted son of the Zhengde Emperor and the most favored official in the Ming Dynasty. He commanded the four garrisons of Xuanfu, Datong, Liaodong, and Yansui, and oversaw the capital's military forces, including the Outer Four Garrisons and the Twelve Regiments. He fought in all directions for the Zhengde Emperor, defeating the northern Mongols, the Turpan forces in the northwest, Japanese pirates in the southwest, Portuguese colonizers, the Jurchens in Liaodong, the native chieftains
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My Father Is the Duke of England 家父英国公
The new book, Great Ming: I Help the Chongzhen Emperor Become the Founding Ancestor, is now available! Special forces soldier Zhang Ji transmigrates to the Tianqi era of the Ming dynasty, into the body of Zhang Zhiji, heir to the Duke of England's household. As Zhang Zhiji's abilities and influence steadily grow, Wei Zhongxian and Ke Shi rise rapidly in status. The entire court gradually divides into three factions: the Donglin faction, the eunuch faction, and the Duke of England's household. Be
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