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Books by 漂泊的雨
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Haunted by the Late Ming: The Rise of a Thousand-Household Officer 魂牵明末之千户崛起
The Little Ice Age at the end of the Ming Dynasty brings endless disasters. Rebel armies rise, the Manchus run rampant, the southwest erupts in rebellion, and western and southeastern pirates covet China. The Ming Empire teeters on the brink. See how a low-ranking military officer from Qiongzhou rises from humble beginnings to turn the tide!
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Back to Great Qin: Just Call Me Brother Long 回大秦，请叫我龙哥
Long Sen accidentally transmigrates to the Qin dynasty and starts his rise to success from a deserted island. With no family or friends to rely on and Liu Bang and Xiang Yu vying for supremacy, his first priority is figuring out how to survive this chaotic age. He helps Xiang Yu fight Liu Bang, then cuts off Xiang Yu’s escape route. Through a tangled journey of love, hatred, and schemes, Long Sen rises step by step to the height of success.
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Reborn in 1992: Rising to Glory Again 重生九二之再创辉煌
This book is dedicated to those born in the 1960s and 1970s. Life always brings missed chances and regrets. If you were reborn, how much would your life change? What would you want to do? Jiang Hongquan is reborn, starting over at school and making up for his regret at not getting into a prestigious university. He seizes the opportunities of the times, sees through workplace rivalries, and cherishes the love he once let slip away. Step by step, he reshapes his life, rises smoothly through the wo
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Back to the 1990s: A New Recruit in Officialdom 重回90年代官场新兵
A modern junior civil servant is ready to lie flat, but one terrible hangover sends him back to start over with his studies. Beginning with a street stall, he uses his knowledge of the times to build wealth, seize opportunities at the forefront of the reform wave, compete with foreign capital, and pursue new technology by fair means or foul. He rises steadily from the lowest rungs of the bureaucracy, deftly navigating among its powerful figures. He tackles unprecedented challenges with ease and
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