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Books by 暗影岛风
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You Were Told to Keep the Books and Manage the Grain, but You Became Cao Cao’s Right-Hand Man 让你记账管粮，你成了曹操心腹
Modern history graduate student Lin Yan dies suddenly and transmigrates. From the start, it is the sixth year of Zhongping: an orphan in Chenliu, where corpses litter the land and famine reigns. While everyone heads to Jizhou to join Yuan Shao, he alone knocks on the gates of Cao Cao's poorest camp with half a sack of moldy millet. "Yuan Shao is doomed to lose because he can't balance the books. General, you can win. Let me manage your supplies." Others play at charging into battle and outmaneuv
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Three Kingdoms: You Asked Me to Be a Strategist, So Why Did I Snatch Jingzhou? 三国：让你当军师，你截胡荆州？
After transmigrating as Guo Jia and surviving his brush with death, he had planned to keep serving Cao Cao. But when he saw with his own eyes Cao Cao turning a blind eye to his subordinate Cheng Yu using human flesh as military rations, all to feed the army, and witnessed the aftermath of the massacre in Xu Province, where “white bones lay exposed in the wild,” his modern education shook his worldview to its core. He realized that Cao Cao’s policy of “appointing men solely for their talent” was
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Hextech for Everyone: I Instantly Picked the Tank Engine 全民海克斯：我秒选坦克引擎
The Abyss descends, and the world undergoes a transformation. When they turn eighteen, everyone can enter the canyon and draw their own Hex Augment. Some draw the prismatic Jeweled Lotus, gaining magic critical strikes and becoming the Thunder Mage! Others draw the prismatic Sniper's Scope, sending sword energy surging for thirty thousand miles! In a world with little healing and monsters that deal excessive damage, going full tank just makes you a disposable punching bag. When Su Chen awaken
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Wang Anshi, Reformer of the Great Song 大宋改革家王安石
The emperor asked, “The Great Song is riddled with deep-rooted problems. How should we govern it?” Wang Anshi answered simply, “First, choose the right approach.” From then on, this civil official set out to cut into the tangled web of the old system. The Green Sprouts Law freed farmers from exploitation by powerful families charging usurious interest; The Equal Transport Law exposed years of waste in the imperial court; The Service Exemption Law required even wealthy households to shoulder t
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