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  1. The Dreaded Ghost of the Flying Dagger, Xiao Li 小李飞刀之鬼见愁 Urban755k WordsOngoing Li Han transmigrates to the blood-soaked city of Jinling in the winter of 1937. As the Japanese invaders carry out a brutal massacre, he risks his life to rescue his comrades and forms a team to go underground. They capture enemy spies, kill collaborators, steal intelligence, destroy poison stores, deliver ammunition, and protect civilians. Fierce as the wind and wild as wolves, they make the Japanese invaders pay for their blood debt. 68Reads—Score—14d adds
  2. The God of War Who Pacified the Pirates 荡寇神将 Historical206k WordsCompleted This novel blends history, military fiction, and resistance against the Japanese invasion to portray the remarkable life of the celebrated general Qi Jiguang. A host of historical figures leap off the page, each vividly drawn with a distinct personality. It celebrates the Chinese people’s unity and courage in standing against foreign enemies, and reflects today’s values of harmony. 2Reads—Score—14d adds
  3. Chronicles of the Japanese Archipelago 东瀛列岛志 Historical213k WordsCompleted Japan's territory consists of four large islands, Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu, along with more than 3,900 smaller islands, surrounded by ocean on every side. Resources are scarce, the land is barren, and the islands are often struck by volcanoes, earthquakes, and tsunamis, making survival exceedingly difficult. Yet Japan has a developed economy and a far-reaching civilization, and is one of the world's great powers. The reasons behind this are worth understanding. For nearly a century, 1Reads—Score—14d adds

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