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Books by 突突丙子鼠
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The Ancient Guge Palace: Secrets of Tibet’s Forbidden Lands 古格玄宫：藏地禁地秘闻
Beneath the Tibetan Plateau, the truth behind the sudden fall of the ancient Guge Kingdom lies buried deep within an underground palace. Wu Qiguang, an elite special forces commander, personally leads a crack team of twelve, himself included, into the perilous ruins of Guge. Armed with a full complement of professional equipment and a well-honed tactical system, the team is divided into command, sniper, assault, and demolition units, each carrying out its role in perfect coordination. Undergroun
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Chronicles of Hexi: The Long Wind Blows into Yumen 河西纪：长风入玉门
The Hexi Corridor, the narrow stretch of land west of the Yellow River, has the Qilian snow peaks for its bones and the desert and Gobi for its skin. Stretching more than a thousand li from Wushaoling in the east to Yumenguan in the west, this ancient route once echoed with the cries of Huo Qubing's iron cavalry and the bells of Zhang Qian's camels. It also swallowed the bones of garrison soldiers and the homesick sighs of merchants. The beacon towers along the Han frontier still stand amid the
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Mighty Old Qin: The Iron-Blooded Elite 赳赳老秦：铁血锐士
Shang Yang’s reforms established ranks based on military merit, making Qin’s elite soldiers the finest in the land. A commoner from the Guanzhong region joins this tiger-and-wolf army. With courage and battle-hardened deeds, he rises step by step from an unknown foot soldier into the ranks of its finest warriors. He dons heavy armor, takes up sharpened weapons, marches into battle, and cuts down his enemies. He fights at Hexi, defeats the Six Kingdoms, conquers the realm, and brings order to the
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The Rise and Fall of the Tang Dynasty 唐祚风云
At the end of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Guang's tyranny plunged the realm into chaos. Heroes rose up everywhere and flames of war spread across the land. It seemed anyone could claim a share of the spoils, yet no one expected that the ones who would ultimately seize the realm were Li Yuan and his sons of Taiyuan. Li Yuan came from the elite Guanlong aristocracy. He commanded a powerful army and had deep reserves of strength, appearing modest while being ruthless and decisive. In 617, he rose in rebe
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