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Books by 老房子的尘土

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  1. The Secret Life of Guo Wei, Taizu of Later Zhou 后周太祖郭威秘事 Historical327k WordsCompleted Guo Wei, founder of the Later Zhou dynasty during the Five Dynasties period, was born into a poor family. He received some schooling and understood the hardships of ordinary people. After ascending the throne, he reduced taxes and curtailed harsh punishments and laws. Frugal by nature and open to advice, he also made a point of recruiting capable people. Those he appointed, including Wei Renpu, Li Gu, Wang Pu, and Fan Zhi, all served faithfully and upheld the law. With ruler and ministers workin 14Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Zhu Wen: The Untold Wild History 朱温:你不知道的野史 Historical226k WordsOngoing A crimson light appears over Dangshan, and a black dragon rises from the Bian River. In the chaotic final years of the Tang Dynasty, with famine victims strewn across the land, Zhu Wen is a ruffian foretold to “rise to nobility at thirty, yet die poor at fifty.” From a fierce general under Huang Chao to a “loyal and complete” servant of the Tang court, he ultimately dons the imperial robes and buries the three-hundred-year-old dynasty with his own hands. He welcomes counsel and urges the people 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Sharpening the Sword at Dawn 破晓砺剑 Mystery125k WordsCompleted Through the reform journey of a prefecture-level city’s public security bureau, this novel depicts how the public security forces of the new era temper themselves through self-revolution and emerge stronger, ultimately eradicating criminal gangs and restoring peace and justice to the people. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. I Went Viral After Receiving a Death Notice 收到死亡预告后我爆红了 10k WordsCompleted I Went Viral After Receiving a Death Notice —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Chronicles of the Teaching Seas 【教海沉浮录】 Urban83k WordsCompleted The Record of the Teacher’s Rise and Fall is more than one person’s story of climbing the ranks. It is also a vivid portrait of the education sector and the world of officialdom, filled with difficult choices, steadfast convictions, helplessness, and wisdom. —Reads—Score—Shelves