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Books by 香蕉不软
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The North Wind Blows Fiercely 朔风烈烈
After waking up, Zhou Meng found himself a penniless soldier stationed at a border outpost in the late Ming, with barely enough food to survive. The outpost chief embezzled supplies, his fellow soldiers were so hungry their eyes glowed, and northern raiders came by every few days to “graze the land.” This wasn’t border defense; it was waiting to die. But who was Zhou Meng? A veteran squad leader from a modern military unit, smooth with people and skilled at both words and weapons. His greatest
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Reborn as a Private in the Hunan Army in Late Qing 重生晚清湘军一小兵
A newly risen military commander from humble beginnings dreams of making his country prosperous and its army powerful. He sets off a sweeping wave of reform across Jiangnan. He builds factories, trains a new army, and establishes schools, smashing the shackles of the old world with an iron fist. But his actions also threaten deeply entrenched vested interests. From Empress Dowager Cixi in the capital to powerful local clans, from Russian troops waiting like tigers to Manchu nobles plotting in se
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Bai Yingyu: From the Start, I Spoil the Boxer Rebellion 白颖宇：开局剧透庚子国难
A modern office drone dies suddenly and wakes up as Bai Yingyu, the Third Master Bai from The Grand Mansion Gate, a man who causes trouble for his father early on, makes things worse in the middle, and meets a tragic end later! With Second Madam's sharp edge always keeping him in check, the Eight-Nation Alliance marching on Beijing, and a whole clan waiting to laugh at him, this is a hellish start! But then, he has the advantage of being a "prophet" who has watched the whole series. The Boxer Re
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The North Wind Sweeps the Han Banners 朔风卷汉旗
He is a “Hu” from beyond the frontier, bearing the resilience and wolfish nature of the grasslands. Yet amid the bustle of Central Plains civilization, he discovers a way of life unlike the nomadic migrations he has always known. From a hunter gnawing on frozen mutton to a farmer working the wheat fields with a hoe; from his ignorance of Han customs to finding a balance among military farming, laws, and interwoven peoples, Agula’s steps lead him to the very forefront of a clash between two civil
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