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Books by 天风海涛
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Human Meat Grinder 2 人肉磨坊2
The Butcher's Mill and The Butcher's Mill 2 depict the sweeping Huang Chao Rebellion. The siege of Chenzhou, which lasted from the fifth lunar month of 883 through the fourth month of the following year, and its use of human flesh as military rations form the novels' central climax and a crucible for human nature. This epic focuses on the distortion and struggle of human nature under extreme conditions, exploring how power, hunger, and despair trample the foundations of civilization, and how thi
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I Am Qin Shi Huang, and Great Qin Shall Last Ten Thousand Years 我是秦始皇,大秦万年
[First-person historical fiction | No transmigration, no female lead] I united the Six Kingdoms, brought all under Heaven under one rule, built the Great Wall, and guarded the dragon veins of the Nine Provinces to defend my Great Qin and protect my realm. In the name of the First Emperor, I swear: As long as I live, I shall defend and expand our borders, pacify the four barbarians, and lay the foundations of Great Qin. Even in death, I shall become a dragon spirit to protect Huaxia, so that it m
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The Human Meat Grinder 人肉磨坊
The sweeping novel Human Meat Mill portrays the Huang Chao Rebellion in all its tumultuous grandeur. The siege of Chenzhou, from the fifth lunar month of 883 to the fourth month of the following year, and the use of human flesh as military rations form the story's central climax and a crucible of human nature. The novel focuses on the corruption and struggles of humanity in extreme circumstances, exploring how power, hunger, and despair trample the limits of civilization, and how thin the line i
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Iron Cavalry Tramples the Japanese: Ming Aid to Korea, 1592 铁骑踏倭:大明援朝1592
Amid the turmoil of East Asia in the late sixteenth century, a stirring epic of nations and destiny unfolded. Japan's regent, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, grew ever more ambitious. Under the pretext of "borrowing a road to attack the Ming," he brazenly sent an army of 160,000 across the sea to invade Korea. In just twenty days, the Korean capital, Hanseong, fell. King Seonjo fled in disarray, the people were slaughtered, the land lay shattered, and cries of grief filled the skies. At the time, the Ming h
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Science Fiction: Selling Your Life 科幻小说《卖命》
Sci-Fi Novel: Selling Your Life
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