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Books by 楚国一刀
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Empress of a Troubled Age: Xiao Meiniang 乱世皇后萧美娘
The daughter of Xiao Kui of Western Liang and a descendant of Yang Guang of the Sui. Born in the second month of the year, she was considered inauspicious. As a child, she was adopted by her sixth uncle, Xiao Ji, and later raised by her maternal uncle, Zhang Ke. In the second year of Kaihuang, a divination found her fate compatible with that of the Prince of Jin, and she was chosen to be his princess consort.
163Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Tale of the Crown Prince of Southern Liang 南梁太子传
Based on the history of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, this novel recounts the history of the Southern Dynasty through the life of its crown prince, from his ordinary years until his death. The characters and events largely reflect historical fact. His romance with Hui Niang became a tale celebrated for generations.
8Reads—Score—Shelves
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Ghost Stories: Tales of the Supernatural 鬼故事【鬼话连篇】
Ghost Stories: A String of Ghostly Tales, Ghost Stories: Humans and Spirits Belong to Different Worlds, and Ghost Stories: Lost Souls and Wandering Ghosts are collections of ghost stories. Each book contains twenty complete standalone tales, full of shocking twists and terror! Vicious ghosts and kindhearted spirits each have their own charm. Every joy and sorrow, every facet of human life, is brought vividly to life!
4Reads—Score—Shelves
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Tales of a Knight in Misty Jiangnan 烟雨江南侠客传
During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the powerful Northern Wei marched south, launching a massive invasion by lamas and stirring up the martial world of the Central Plains. Their martial skills were formidable, and soon the Central Plains martial world stood on the brink of collapse. The Persian Zoroastrian sect was especially powerful. They occupied Mount Shaoshi, Mount Shaohua, and other places, working with the Northern Wei court to destroy Central Plains culture and kill those who res
1Reads—Score—Shelves
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Xiao Wengui, the Gentleman of Niangxi 酿溪员外萧文贵
The remarkable story of a wealthy man from the Niangxi area of Baoqing Prefecture in the mid-Ming dynasty. His family origins and life, as well as his contributions to his community and family, set an example worth learning from and emulating.
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