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Books by 门劫裂夫
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Great Ming: My Uncle Is Zhu Yuanzhang 大明我大伯是朱元璋
He was Zhu Yuanzhang’s most trusted nephew. He was also the person who gave Zhu Yuanzhang the biggest headache. He loved to play the rascal, and though people could beat and scold him, they couldn’t kill him. After all, he was the only son of Zhu Yuanzhang’s second elder brother. But this guy really was a troublemaking lout who drove the entire court crazy: he tricked Old Zhu, conned Young Zhu, and loved beating up Zhu Laosi.
27.5kReads8.8Score1.2kShelves
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Pretending to Be a Fool to Protect Myself 为了自保装傻子
Li Ergou transmigrated to an era of the Ming Dynasty that never existed, only to discover that his long-dead grandfather had also been a transmigrator. His grandfather had left him an incredibly wealthy estate, along with soldiers, money, and power. He was even related to the imperial family, and his father was a staunch loyalist to the emperor. The only problem was that the crown prince couldn’t stand him. Thinking about all this left Li Ergou feeling helpless. He had nothing but a bit of stren
2.6kReads8.1Score100Shelves
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Great Ming: My Father Is Emperor Wulie 大明家父武烈帝
In the thirty-eighth year of the Shikang era of Great Ming, Zhu Zhi was born as the youngest son of Emperor Wulie Zhu Wang and his wife after they were reborn when struck by lightning. He started drinking at seven, visiting brothels at eight, and demanding concubines at nine. By the time he was ten, he had become the biggest headache in the Zhu family. Zhu Xiongying’s son, Zhu Wengui, was utterly unfit for the task, and Zhu Xingxi, the son of Zhu Li, had dealt him a crushing blow. In the end, he
1kReads—Score109Shelves
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Great Ming: I, Zhu Wenzheng, Am the Eldest Grandson of the Main Branch 大明，我朱文正乃长房长孙
Zhu Wenzheng was the true eldest grandson of the Zhu family, and its strongest fighter. Yet he died of depression at a young age. While out fishing, Li Ergou gets into a traffic accident and somehow transmigrates into the Ming Dynasty, into the body of Zhu Wenzheng, who has been gravely wounded in the Battle of Hongdu. The moment he remembers that Zhu Wenzheng’s fate is to be placed under house arrest until his death, Li Ergou feels his whole world crumbling. No way! I have to change my fate. I
122Reads7.3Score104Shelves
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In the Ming Dynasty, We Dug Up a Living Ancestor 大明咱挖出了个活祖宗
At the end of the Yuan dynasty, with the army short on funds, Zhu Yuanzhang sends Chang Yuchun tomb raiding and unearths a mighty Tang dynasty general who has slept for a thousand years. Clad in bright armor and wielding a long saber, the man is unmatched in battle, with no famous general able to defeat him. When he first wakes, he's simple and bewildered. Old Zhu wins him over with a bowl of meat, and he willingly charges into battle, taking on every tough fight. After the Ming dynasty is found
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I'll Take the Ming Throne for My Big Brother 大明皇位孤替大哥坐
After Zhu Biao died, Lao Zhu intended to make Zhu Yunwen crown prince. Everything had already been settled, but who could have guessed that Zhu Yuntong, who usually never fought for anything, would suddenly show up carrying a rope, ready to hang himself in the Fengtian Hall? Although he was actually going to hang Zhu Yunwen. But hanging is hanging, isn't it? Zhu Yunwen, when all is said and done, you're just the son of a concubine. What makes you think you can even dream of the throne? Don't loo
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