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Books by 舒家三少
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Reborn as Emperor Yang of Sui: I Steal the Li Tang Dynasty 重生隋炀帝：把李唐王朝截胡了
Emperor Yang Guang of Sui was a deeply controversial ruler. In short, his achievements benefited later generations, but his crimes burdened the people of his own time. His projects and institutions had a profound impact on the future, but the suffering he inflicted on ordinary people was so severe that the Sui dynasty fell after just two emperors. In 604, Yang Guang ascended the throne and adopted the era name Daye. He immediately launched a series of major construction projects. In 605, he orde
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The Great Ming Imperial Grandson: Saving Crown Prince Zhu Biao from the Start 大明皇孙：开局救活太子朱标
In the Hongwu era of the Great Ming, the dragon’s aura guards the nation, and imperial authority reigns supreme. Zhu Yuntong transmigrates into this world and awakens the “National Destiny Divine Skill.” Though only an ordinary man, he can now reshape the dynasty’s fate: Crown Prince Zhu Biao survives, the Jingnan Campaign never begins, and the Great Ming’s destiny is rewritten. A depleted Board of Revenue, factional infighting among officials, spies in the Eastern Palace, and undercurrents amon
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Great Tang’s Number One Contrarian: I Make a Princess Cry from the Start 大唐第一杠精：开局把公主气哭了
After transmigrating to the early years of the Zhenguan era in the Tang Dynasty, he becomes the spoiled youngest son of a founding hero and a good-for-nothing student at the Imperial College. He only wants to coast on his ancestors' glory until he dies. After arguing with Kong Yingda in class, insisting that Confucian classics can't solve the problem of going hungry, he's punished by being sent to help build a new imperial farm. He plans to slack off there, but ends up forced to use modern agric
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Great Tang: Consort Yang, Stop Dancing and Join My Rebellion 大唐：贵妃别跳舞了，跟我造反
Three years before the An Lushan Rebellion, the Tang Dynasty dazzles on the surface with splendid robes and feathered gowns, while beneath it the frontier garrisons grow powerful, the treasury runs dry, and corrupt ministers wreak havoc. Shen Yan transmigrates into the body of a lowly court musician, yet dares to declare before the emperor that the golden age is doomed. He makes incense for the beloved imperial consort, but his mind is full of cavalry, granaries, and gunpowder. He may look like
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The Seven Emperors Return to the Ruins: A Mortal Rewrites History 七帝归墟：凡人篡史
Lu Zheng, an elite master of total-domain control, dies suddenly from overwork and unexpectedly enters the ancient Guixu chess game. He is dropped into the chaos at the end of the Qin dynasty, taking the place of Ziying, the last Qin ruler, and inheriting the doomed fate of a Qin dynasty with only thirty days left to live. The ultimate game spanning seven dynasties officially begins. Seven top modern players are each bound to the desperate final days of the Qin, Han, Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, and M
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The Tang Dynasty's Greatest Oddball: Making Yang Guifei Weep from the Start 大唐第一怪才：开局让杨贵妃落泪
During the Tianbao era, the prosperous Tang dynasty appears to be ablaze with opulence: envoys from every nation flock to Chang'an, the palace is filled with music and dance, and the aristocracy spends extravagantly. Beneath the surface, however, imperial in-laws, former chancellor factions, frontier military governors, foreign merchant syndicates, palace eunuchs, and powerful clans tear into one another. Su Can transmigrates to the Mid-Autumn Festival of the fourteenth year of Tianbao and becom
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