DaoSearch
中文

Save search

Name these filters to come back to them later.

Fanqie catalogue

Books by 雅离

Matches
9

Fanqie books matched on the author's name.

Reset
  1. A Twisted Tale of the Investiture of the Gods: The Righteous Shang Zhou and the Cheating Western Zhou 封神歪传：正派商纣与耍赖西周 Ya Li雅离Eastern Fantasy302k WordsCompleted In a nutshell: King Zhou wants to be a good emperor, but everyone around him is a spy. Jiang Ziya wants to be a good strategist, but all he has going for him is shamelessness. In three points: · On the Shang side: Every general is fiercely loyal. They take turns challenging the enemy to battle, accept defeat when they lose, and become gods when they die. They're so respectable they hardly seem like villains. · On the Zhou side: The immortals use cheat codes, their magic treasures crush everythin 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The King of Fighters '97: My Trash Talk Set the Entire Fighting World Ablaze 拳皇97老子嘴炮带火整个格斗圈 Ya Li雅离Anime Fanfiction55k WordsCompleted King of Fighters '97: My Trash Talk Sets the Whole Fighting World on Fire. Buried under two million in debt, with his family tree renamed the “Chicken Clan,” this trash-talking teenager livestreams barbecue skewers to pay it off. Then he unexpectedly awakens three attributes: lightning, fire, and Purple Blood 2.0. One punch sells the skewers; one rant blows him up. He goes berserk and grabs a beauty, sells himself to Yagami, and fills his family tree with IOUs, yet still gains over ten million f 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Rebooting the Empire: Starting at Yiling 帝国重启：从夷陵开始 Ya Li雅离Historical347k WordsCompleted [High-Octane · Epic · Scheming · Ensemble Cast · Feel-Good] In a nutshell: Liu Bang and his legendary early Han team drop into the Battle of Yiling, teach Liu Bei how to be an emperor all over again, and flatten the map of the Three Kingdoms along the way. Highlights: 1. History’s strongest “transmigration squad” goes to work as a team: it’s not just one person who transmigrates, but Liu Bang, Han Xin, Zhang Liang, Xiao He, Chen Ping, Fan Kuai, and Zhou Bo, the full early Han leadership team, ar 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Seven Years on the Dragon Throne 龙椅上的七年 Ya Li雅离Historical371k WordsCompleted In the long river of history, some people do not choose their own fate. Instead, the great waves of their era force them onto the stage. The Ming dynasty’s Jingtai Emperor, Zhu Qiyu, was just such a ruler, swept along against his will. He had been a contented prince, and his greatest wish might have been to spend his days in his own residence, admiring flowers, raising fish, and reading, far from the turmoil of court politics. But in the autumn of 1449, a thunderclap from Tumu Fortress shattered —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Hongwu Returns: The Thirteenth Year of Chongzhen 洪武再临：崇祯十三年 Ya Li雅离Historical547k WordsCompleted “The Taizu Emperor… really came back from the Hongwu era?!” In the thirteenth year of the Chongzhen reign, the Ming dynasty was battered by storms. Li Zicheng swept across the Central Plains, Zhang Xianzhong carved out a kingdom, and Huang Taiji watched hungrily from beyond the passes. The overwhelmed Chongzhen Emperor, Zhu Youjian, could already see the shadow of his dynasty’s fall. Just then, the heavens split open and crimson light streaked across the sky. An army of fifty thousand, its ranks —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. The Six Hundred Treaties That Shackled China: The Lives of the Common Folk in Late Qing 六百条约锁神州晚清百姓志 Ya Li雅离Historical195k WordsCompleted The Six Hundred Treaties That Shackled China: A Chronicle of the People in the Late Qing is a hundred-chapter historical novel set against the backdrop of hundreds of unequal treaties signed during the Qing dynasty's final seventy-two years (1840–1912). At its heart is the century-long rise and fall of three generations of the Zhang family, tea merchants of Guangzhou's Thirteen Hongs. Told through the varied perspectives of princes and nobles, commoners and courtesans, and people from every walk —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. The Evil Minister 恶臣 Ya Li雅离Historical146k WordsCompleted That's right, this book is mainly about treacherous ministers and traitors. Zhonghang Yue was the archetypal Han traitor: he betrayed the Han and defected to the Xiongnu, offering strategies to undermine the Han and helping the Xiongnu wreak havoc. His conduct was contemptible. He betrayed his people for glory, and was reviled by later generations. But people aren't born wanting to become traitors. The boy who set out to slay the dragon eventually becomes one himself. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. Chronicle of the Wanli Flames: The Great Sage’s Battle for the Light 万历烽烟录：大圣战光传 Ya Li雅离Eastern Fantasy289k WordsCompleted During the Wanli era, Japanese pirates ravaged the southeastern coast like the fires of hell. The Great Sage Equal to Heaven, Sun Wukong, suddenly awakes, drawn by an unseen murderous force. With a single somersault, he lands in the territory of the Great Ming. On one side, he becomes sworn brothers with Qi Jiguang, the renowned general who fought the pirates, and uses his Golden Cudgel to teach them how to behave. On the other, strange lights descend upon the islands of Japan as Ultraman and gi —Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. Thunder over Hebei 河北惊雷 Ya Li雅离Historical179k WordsCompleted In the seventh year of Jian'an, Yuan Shao, the dominant power in Hebei, died of illness. His death struck the northern horizon like a clap of thunder. The once-mighty clan was instantly thrown into a struggle between the brothers Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang. Ambition and suspicion displaced their father's authority, and the flames of infighting erupted before any outside enemy could strike. The warlord Cao Cao keenly sensed the opportunity hidden in that thunderclap. He used mediation as a pretext, —Reads—Score—Shelves