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  1. Reborn in Li Bai's Body? From the Start at Mawei Post Station, I Save Yang Yuhuan 魂穿李白?开局马嵬驿,我救玉环 Historical1.2M WordsCompleted One of Tomato's rare gems. The An Lushan Rebellion, an exiled immortal and a noble consort, intrigue amid chaos, and fervent devotion to the nation. A man remains a boy until the day he dies. As he makes his way through life, apart from Yang Yuhuan, his unattainable first love, which of the colorful women of the Tang dynasty became his cinnabar-marked love? And who remained the one he could never let go? Most importantly, whether heroes or villains, everyone is sharp-witted. This story is entire 162Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Great Song's Banners Fly: I Turn the Tide at Yashan 大宋军旗飘扬:我在崖山改了乾坤 Historical399k WordsCompleted The history books tell us: At the Battle of Yashan, Emperor Bing drowned himself, and a hundred thousand soldiers and civilians died for their country. But Lin Song, a food delivery rider who transmigrated from the modern day, refuses to accept fate! As a thousand burning Kongming lanterns light up the South China Sea, he grips the emperor's sword. "Who says the Song dynasty has to die on its knees? I'll lead the sons of Han to live on their feet!" Behind him are a hundred thousand loyal sou 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Great Qin: A Female Tycoon Buys My Life from the Start 大秦:开局女首富买我一条命 Historical65k WordsOngoing Under Qin law, a commander who loses his army is beheaded! In the twenty-second year of King Zheng of Qin, the Qin army invaded Chu and suffered a crushing defeat at the Battle of Chengfu. Seven commandants were killed, and only three hundred men remained of the two-hundred-thousand-strong army. The commander, Li Xin, was gravely wounded. Even if he made it back to Qin, he would not escape execution. On the day he returned to Xianyang, the whole city was filled with furious citizens of Great Qin 4Reads—Score—Shelves