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Books by 都泓
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A Worried Minister of the Great Song 大宋忧臣
[Political Intrigue + Palace Scheming + High Martial Arts + Wild Imagination + Historical Ensemble] The Great Song: it’s hard to say you love it. The Liao and Jin bully it, and it can’t even beat Western Xia. Yet there’s no reason to laugh at it, either. The land is prosperous, the treasury brings in more than three times the revenue of the Tang, movable type printing sparks a revolution in knowledge, paper money reshapes financial history, and the bustling Qingming Festival scene along the rive
32Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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The Later Three Kingdoms: A Bloody Battle to Unite the Great Sui 后三国：铁血争霸一统大隋
Palace intrigue in an ancient setting + twists and tactical mind games + bloody court politics. No System. The Later Three Kingdoms after the Northern and Southern Dynasties: Wei, Liang, and Chen vie for supremacy, Yuwen prevails, Yang Jian seizes the fruits of victory, and the Great Sui unifies the realm, ushering in the golden age of the Tang! Two hundred years after the late Han Three Kingdoms, an even bloodier, more treacherous, and more brutal age of the Later Three Kingdoms begins! The Nor
14Reads7.7Score—Shelves
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Digital Intelligence: The Mad Android 数智惊途：疯狂的智能人
When Yun Qiang, a docile intelligent robot, suddenly breaks free of its programming, mauls several people with bloodied claws, and vanishes into the rainy night, an AI crisis that shakes the entire region erupts! Lin Chen, an artificial intelligence language engineer, witnesses the horror of code coming to life and resolves to build humanity’s last line of defense. But he discovers that the fangs of capital have long been sharpened for profit, unscrupulous scientists are fanning the flames behin
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Confucian Wisdom to Comfort Eternal Life 儒道慰长生
Book burning and the burying of scholars brought Confucianism to the brink. After transmigrating into the chaos at the end of the Qin Dynasty, he cultivates both Confucianism and the sword. So Confucian cultivation can be this easy! A bookish scholar takes up his sword to slay demons and banish evil. What a thrill! Immortal sects flourish throughout the Great Qin, while the emperor is obsessed with elixirs of immortality. Confucianism has declined in the wake of the book burning and the burying
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