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Books by 李浩白
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Sima Yi Eats His Way Through the Three Kingdoms: Complete Collection, 5-Book Set 司马懿吃三国大全集（套装共5册）
This is the complete five-volume set of Sima Yi Devours the Three Kingdoms, telling the story of Sima Yi’s life in detail. Why did the lively Three Kingdoms ultimately belong to the taciturn Sima Yi? He was no match for Cao Cao in cunning, nor for Zhuge Liang in strategy. And in martial prowess, any one of Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, or Lu Bu could have crushed him. Yet he stayed by Cao Cao’s side for decades, doing as he was told. He pretended to be weak, foolish, sick, paralyzed, and even dead, deceivi
260Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Sima Yi Devours the Three Kingdoms 司马懿吃三国
Sima Yi Conquers the Three Kingdoms (Complete Collection) (Novel) (5-Volume Set) In 246 AD, late at night, a scout reported in secret: "Sima Yi, who returned to his hometown to recuperate, really has taken a new favorite concubine. He spends his days lost in wine and women, and his first wife made a huge scene when she found out. The old man didn't listen. Instead, he yelled at her, 'It's bad enough that you're ugly, but now you have to come out and embarrass yourself!' These past few days, his
99Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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The Glory of the Ming Empire: Resisting Japan and Aiding Korea in 1592 大明帝国的荣光：抗日援朝1592
In the twentieth year of the Wanli reign (1592), Japan brazenly launched a war of aggression against Korea and Ming China. At the request of the Korean king, the Wanli Emperor Zhu Yijun resolutely dispatched the renowned general Li Rusong on an expedition eastward to resist Japan and aid Korea, soaking the Korean Peninsula in blood. Everyone has their own feelings and judgments about history. The author adopts the approach of the Zuo Zhuan, laying plans before victory or defeat is decided and us
81Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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The History of the Three Kingdoms You Won't Be Able to Put Down 一看就停不下来的三国史
So Dong Zhuo once dreamed of becoming the Duke of Zhou? Was Jia Xu the Three Kingdoms era's most refined egoist? Was it Guan Yu's pride that put an end to Liu Bei's ambitions? From the fall of the Eastern Han and the division into the Three Kingdoms, to the unification under the Jin dynasty, this was an era of heroes, full of twists, turns, and stirring tragedy. This book examines the figures of the Three Kingdoms from a fresh perspective, giving you a whole new understanding of its history.
64Reads9.0Score—Shelves