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  1. After I Transmigrated as Prince of Lanling, I Slacked My Way to Becoming Emperor 穿越成兰陵王后我摆烂成了皇帝 Historical1.8M WordsCompleted The official histories record only 654 characters about him. The final sentence reads, "He then drank poison and died." At thirty-three, he died from poisoned wine given to him by his own people. Zhang Hai, a PhD in history at Peking University, had spent seven years studying Northern Qi. He had revised his dissertation seven times, and his advisor's comment was always, "Revise it some more." He thought his life was already absurd enough, until he transmigrated into the body of Gao Changgong, th 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Iron-Blooded Great Qin: The Empire's Tragedy 铁血大秦【帝国殇】 Historical161k WordsCompleted In 221 BC, King Ying Zheng of Qin vanquished the six states and became ruler of all under heaven. Yet the foundations of this mighty empire were already tottering: amid the fierce clash between Legalist statecraft and Confucian benevolence, the unfathomable whirlpool of power in Xianyang Palace, and the still-burning flames of restoration among the former subjects of the six states. This novel chronicles the rise and fall of the Qin dynasty, with historical figures such as Shang Yang, Lü Buwei, —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Ruling the Realm: The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms 权倾天下之五代十国 Historical276k WordsCompleted This story takes place during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period (907–960), specifically around the transition from Later Liang to Later Tang, circa 920. The land is in chaos, warlords carve up the realm, and regimes rise and fall in rapid succession. “The emperor is whoever has the strongest army and the finest horses.” Modern identity of the protagonist: Special forces commander, history enthusiast Transmigrated identity: Chen Zhao, a junior officer on Later Liang’s frontier. His fat —Reads—Score—Shelves