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Books by 莫墨惜

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  1. Li Shimin's Soul Returns to Great Qin 李世民魂回大秦 Historical170k WordsCompleted This story draws on a wealth of historical and geographical knowledge. Though the plot includes imaginative ideas, it generally respects the logic of the era. In this story, the great ruler Li Shimin transmigrates into the body of Prince Fusu of Qin. This comes from my own hopeful conviction that China’s first unified empire should not have perished after only two generations. Li Shimin was open to advice at home, practiced frugality, encouraged farming and sericulture, and let the people recove 564Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Li S Iye, Divine General of the Tang Mo Dao 大唐陌刀神将李嗣业 Historical450k WordsCompleted This story follows the extraordinary life of Li S restricted, the Tang dynasty’s peerless Mo Dao general, whose courage was unmatched during the An Lushan Rebellion. His rise unfolds alongside the Tang dynasty’s decline, showing that even a hero is but a grain of sand swept along by his era. He cannot change the course of history, but he can bring light to his time. The story follows the official historical record, with plenty of imaginative details woven in to enrich its characters. Follow Li S 260Reads6.9Score—Shelves
  3. The Heavens Collapse: Li Shimin Slays Generals, Seizes Their Banners, and Rebuilds the Tang Dynasty 顶天崩:李世民斩将夺旗再造大唐 Historical494k WordsCompleted Looking back over China's dynasties, there are two that I feel were especially unfortunate. First, the Qin Dynasty, which unified the realm, fell just two generations later. What a shame. Second, the Tang Dynasty, at the height of its military might and national strength, declined after the An Lushan Rebellion. What a shame. Perhaps it's because I believe in unification that, besides Qin Shi Huang, who united the realm, the emperor I admire most is Tang Taizong Li Shimin, who was outstanding in 144Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. I Was a Dog in My Previous Life 前世是一条狗 Historical108k WordsCompleted (Tales of the Ming Dynasty!) Huang Quan, a city boy crushed by his family of origin, the college entrance exam, and other pressures, goes through every day in a daze... When he sees pet dogs being cared for better than people, he really wishes he could be a pampered dog in his next life. But a freak lightning strike sends him back 580 years, into his past life during the Zhengtong era of the Ming Emperor Yingzong. And in that past life, he really was a dog: a Taihang hound belonging to a mil 17Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. I’m Huang Chao, Li Shimin’s Official Roasted Sweet Potato Manager 本帅黄巢,李世民御用烤红薯总管 Historical154k WordsCompleted “Political intrigue + humor + logic”: rise to greatness and take on the powerful clans! The powerful clans were aristocratic families whose members held official posts for generations. The origins of the clan system can be traced back to the late Eastern Han dynasty. The Eastern Han selected talent through the recommendation system and government recruitment, which are considered the main causes of the rise of the powerful clans. Their status was later cemented under the Nine-Rank System of the 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. The Tang Dynasty Scout 大唐游奕儿 Historical109k WordsCompleted The Youyi was an intelligence and command System established in frontier regions and military governors’ territories during the early Tang dynasty. It was used for patrols, reconnaissance, capture, and other tasks, much like a scout unit. The Youyi Commissioner commanded this intelligence force and reported directly to a military governor or garrison commander. This story follows Li Zhenxi, a Youyi scout of the Anxi Protectorate General’s Office during the Kaiyuan era, as he grows through his st —Reads—Score—Shelves