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Books by 勇敢的派蒙
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The Empire Rises: The Emperor Returns 帝国崛起之帝皇归来
In the midst of this grave crisis, His Majesty Emperor Wilhelm II resolutely returned to the homeland he loved, filled with passion and unwavering conviction, ready to ascend once more to the imperial throne, the ultimate symbol of glory. His return shone like a brilliant light, illuminating the entire empire and giving its people hope as they looked forward to him leading the empire back to greatness.
142Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Rise of the Soviet Union 苏维埃之崛起
Mikhail Yefimovich Katukov: that is the name he has in this world. An ordinary college student, filled with ideals and conviction, transmigrates a hundred years into the past after an accident. Starting out as the commander of a small independent armored brigade on the front lines, he meets renowned generals such as Vasilevsky, Zhukov, Rokossovsky, and Chuikov, and fights alongside them to resist the invaders. A year later, Katukov is promoted to major general. Six months after that, his outstan
16Reads6.8Score—Shelves
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I'm Just a JK, How Could I Save the Empire? 明明是个JK拯救帝国做不到啊
This is a tale set beyond the main universe, on a planet of girls. Every country on the continent is governed by an eternal national will: a seventeen-year-old girl. Our protagonist transmigrates to such a planet. The Kingdom of Victoria and the Third Alice Empire have become absolute powers on the continent, united as one country. The Kingdom of Erica, isolated in the continent’s northwest, grew strong through the Seven Years’ War and the Thirty Years’ War. On the outskirts, the Tsardom of Yeka
4Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Empire Rises: Phoenix Reborn in Flames 帝国崛起之浴火凤凰
We should remember those who gave their lives so that we could see the sun rise tomorrow. They were not merely heroes of a nation and a country; they were also our fathers and mothers, our brothers and sisters. We must always remember them and cherish the hard-won peace we have today. This, too, is what we should learn from the history of war: War is a mirror that helps us understand the preciousness of peace.
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