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Books by 姣姣明月8

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  1. The Travels of Ji Gong 济公游历记 Xianxia694k WordsOngoing The story mainly follows the monk Ji Gong as he travels the land, encountering all manner of injustice and punishing evil, promoting good, helping those in danger, and aiding the poor. Among its best-known tales are “The Flying Peak,” “The Cricket Fight,” and “The Eight Demons Refine Ji Dian.” 5.6kReads—Score269Shelves
  2. The Scholars: A Plain-Language Retelling 儒林外史大白话 Historical1.5M WordsOngoing The Scholars portrays, in a realist style, the different ways people pursue fame and fortune. On one hand, it reveals how human nature is corrupted, and why, offering profound criticism and satire of the corrupt officialdom, the flaws of the imperial examinations, and the hypocrisy of ritual teachings of the time. On the other, it warmly praises the few who safeguard human nature by staying true to themselves, expressing the author's ideals through them. Welcome to Tomato Novel to read my work. 65Reads—Score211Shelves
  3. A New Translation of Zizhi Tongjian 资治通鉴新译 Male-Channel Fanfiction4.8M WordsCompleted If history books had a bestseller list, Comprehensive Mirror to Aid in Government would undoubtedly be the career survival guide and political-strategy textbook for ancient emperors and ministers. Compiled by Sima Guang of the Northern Song over the course of 19 years, it covers the period from the Warring States to the Five Dynasties, spanning 1,362 years. It's practically a “Chinese historical epic series.” The book's original purpose was simple: teach emperors not to ruin everything. Sima Gua 17Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Dreams Reduced to Ashes in the Annals of History 青史烬梦 80k WordsCompleted Can you escape the cycle of fate? History has always been a stage where one group takes its turn after another. What matters is how much you can accomplish on that stage, and whether you can make your life vibrant or whether it will all end up as a dream. —Reads—Score—Shelves