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The Iron-Blooded Yang Generals 铁血杨家将
During the Northern Song, the Yang family was renowned for its loyalty, but was framed by the treacherous official Pan Renmei. While defending the Song against the Liao, they were ambushed and suffered the tragic fate known as “Seven went forth, six returned.” The second emperor was incompetent and, after taking the throne, listened to treacherous officials. The Northern Song was on the brink of collapse, and the Yang family was in mortal danger... Qiangzi, a retired special forces soldier, died
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The Great Qin Empire: Fusu's Western Campaign 大秦帝国之扶苏西征
Prince Fusu accompanied Meng Tian to guard the northern frontier against the Xiongnu, commanding an elite Qin army of 300,000. When the First Emperor died, danger closed in around Xianyang. Li Si and Zhao Gao altered the imperial edict and ordered Fusu to kill himself. Fusu chose not to take his own life. With Meng Tian's support, he led 300,000 troops back to Xianyang, reclaimed the throne, and unified the realm. He then stabilized the new order in Great Qin and launched a campaign against the
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Fusu of Great Qin: The Azure Dragon Rises Again 大秦扶苏之苍龙再起
The First Emperor dies, and Zhao Gao forges the imperial edict, condemning Fusu to death and murdering loyal officials. Fusu fakes his death and goes into hiding under an assumed name. Seeing the Qin Empire on the brink of collapse, he decides to risk everything to save the people, reclaim the throne, and restore the realm...
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Armor Cries Injustice: The Revenge of the Nation's Orphan 铁甲鸣冤：镇国遗孤的复仇路
Several years ago, Mu Rutianlei, the Great Xia general who defended the nation, fought off barbarian invasions on the northern frontier, winning nine battles in a row. In the final battle, the barbarians took his wife and daughter hostage. For the sake of his country and people, Mu Rutianlei steeled himself and shot arrows at them, severing his last attachments. After the war, he died heroically from his wounds. The emperor promised to take good care of his wife and daughter. But is that really
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The Clash of the Dragon and the Eagle 龙与鹰的碰撞
**Time Period**: 53 BC, during the late Roman Republic and the height of the Great Qin Empire. - **Locations**: The story spans Eurasia, from the Roman Senate to Chang’an and the battlefields of the Western Regions. - **Premise**: Crassus, one of the three leaders of Rome, leads seven legions eastward. They encounter the westward-marching iron cavalry of the Great Qin within the Parthian Empire. Two great civilizations are about to clash in an epic confrontation.
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