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Books by 南有苏北
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Cao Wei: Who Can Hold Out Longer, Sima Yi or I? 曹魏：朕与司马懿比谁能忍
In the third year of Jingchu, in Luoyang. Eight-year-old Cao Fang opens his eyes. The Wei Emperor Ming, lying on the dragon bed, has only one breath left. Outside the hall, Sima Yi is arriving through the snow and wind of Liaodong to receive the emperor's final edict. Cao Fang knows what will happen ten years from now. On the day of the Gaoping Tomb Incident, Cao Shuang will lay down his sword, Sima Yi will cross the Luo River, and the Cao Wei dynasty will become an empty shell. As for Cao Fang,
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The Wei Dynasty’s Mandate Endures 魏祚不移
Lu Heng, a history PhD student, specializes in the political history of the Wei and Jin dynasties. After staying up for days to revise his dissertation, “The Loss of Power by the Imperial Clan in Late Cao Wei and the Sima Clan's Usurpation of Wei,” he suddenly dies at his computer. When he opens his eyes again, he has become Cao Zhao, a member of the Cao Wei imperial clan. By then, Gongsun Yuan of Liaodong has been defeated, Zhuge Liang is dead, Shu Han is recuperating for the time being, and Su
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A Deputy Commander at a Republican-Era Peking University Camp Defies Orders from the Start During the September 18 Incident 民国北大营副司令开局抗命九一八
In 1928, the situation in Northeast China changed dramatically. Lu Zheng, a modern military researcher, unexpectedly arrived in that turbulent era and became Gu Weiyue, a young officer stationed at Beidaying. Drawing on his understanding of the principles of warfare and the course of history, he began by reorganizing military affairs, improving training, stockpiling supplies, and reaching out to talented people, quietly preparing for the crisis to come. Three years later, gunfire erupted outsi
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