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Books by 相遇依旧
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Emperors Through the Ages: Emperor Wu of Han 历代帝王之汉武大帝
Liu Che was never expected to become emperor, but a twist of fate and the tides of history carried him to the throne of the Western Han. From then on, China had another emperor whose outstanding achievements in both civil and military affairs, along with his grand ambitions, left a brilliant mark on history. He also left behind countless legendary tales and romantic escapades.
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The Struggle for Supremacy Between Chu and Han at the End of Qin 秦末楚汉争雄
My new books, The Leisurely Life of the Crown Prince Li and My Brother Cheng Yaojin, will be released soon. I hope you'll show them plenty of support! At the end of the Qin Dynasty, the Second Qin Emperor was incompetent and tyrannical, and chaos engulfed the land. Liu Bang raised a rebellion after slaying a snake, overthrew the Qin, and fought Xiang Yu for control of the realm. Though Liu Bang suffered defeat after defeat, he later used Han Xin's Ten-Sided Ambush at Gaixia to win a decisive bat
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My Father Is Li Guang. Your Majesty, Prepare to Die! 家父李广，请陛下赴死！
He transmigrated as Li Polu, the fourth son of Li Guang. Just after his transmigration, Li Guang was found guilty of an offense committed in battle, and Emperor Wu of Han ordered his execution. Furious, Li Polu went straight to Emperor Wu and saved his father. Li Guang had fought the Xiongnu for years, yet gave his achievements and honors to Wei Qing. In the end, fearing his great success would threaten the emperor, Li Guang was driven to take his own life. Li Polu raised an army in righteous fu
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Ying Zheng, First Emperor of Great Qin 大秦之始皇帝嬴政
My new books, The Leisurely Life of the Crown Prince Li and My Brother Cheng Yaojin, will be released soon. I hope you’ll show them your support! At the end of the Warring States period, Prince Yiren of Qin is out of favor and sent to Zhao as a hostage, where he lives in hardship. Qin launches an attack on Zhao, heedless of Yiren’s fate. Enraged, King Xiaocheng of Zhao orders the hostage killed in revenge. Yiren and his son Ying Zheng are hunted by Zhao soldiers and flee for their lives...
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