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Books by 嘉州游子
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Li Chengqian: My Glorious Tang Dynasty Has No Regrets 李承乾：朕的盛唐不遗憾
Chen Qian, a college graduate who found himself unemployed right after graduation, accidentally transmigrated to the eighth year of the Zhenguan era while looking for work. He discovered that he had become none other than Li Shimin’s eldest son, Li Chengqian. Chen Qian hadn’t majored in history, but as an amateur history enthusiast, he knew quite a bit about the Tang dynasty. The mighty Han and prosperous Tang dynasties both had their regrets. The Tang dynasty’s greatest regret may have been dec
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Making Me Lord of Liangshan Has Truly Made This Emperor Suffer 让我当梁山之主，真是害苦了朕呀
Yuan Zhun, a patrol officer in Cangzhou who has memories of a later age, saves Lin Chong from being murdered by Lu Qian. Moved by Yuan Zhun, Lin Chong becomes his sworn brother. The two flee to Chai Jin's estate. Yuan Zhun has Lin Chong go in search of his master, Zhou Tong, while he heads to Tokyo himself to rescue Lin Chong's family. He later gradually builds up his power. By this time, the Liao and Jin armies have fought a disastrous battle, while Fang La has also launched an uprising in the
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Three Kingdoms: The Young Emperor Fights to Survive 三国之 少帝求生
At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, the deposed Emperor Shao, Liu Bian, despairingly drinks the poisoned wine Li Ru brought him. But thanks to his teacher and empress dowager delaying things, Liu Bian is not poisoned to death. Instead, he gains memories of a later age. Having experienced death, Liu Bian is determined to survive. With Dong Zhuo and Li Ru inside the court, and Yuan Shao and Cao Cao beyond its walls, what should Liu Bian choose to do...
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Liu He Travels the Three Kingdoms 刘和游三国
Liu He, a college student unable to bear the sting of being mocked for coming in last, grits his teeth and holds his breath through a training exercise until he reaches the end of the Han dynasty. He transmigrates into the body of Liu He, son of Liu Yu, the governor of Youzhou at the time. With the Han at war against the Wuhuan, Liu He earns a few merits, then his father sends him to Chang'an. He hopes to rely on the emperor, but the emperor is harsh. He then hopes to rely on his father, but a s
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