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The Iron-Blooded Yang Generals
During the Northern Song, the Yang family was renowned for its loyalty, but was framed by the treacherous official Pan Renmei. While defending the Song against the Liao, they were ambushed and suffered the tragic fate known as “Seven went forth, six returned.” The second emperor was incompetent and, after taking the throne, listened to treacherous officials. The Northern Song was on the brink of collapse, and the Yang family was in mortal danger... Qiangzi, a retired special forces soldier, died
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The Rise of the Canglong in Fusu During the Great Qin Dynasty
After the death of the First Emperor, Zhao Gao tampered with the imperial edict, granted death to Fusu, and murdered Zhongliang. Fusu faked his death and kept his name anonymous. Seeing that the Qin Dynasty was in danger, he decided to fight to save the common people, regain the throne, and reorganize the country...
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The Great Qin Empire Supported Su's Western Expedition
Prince Fusu followed Meng Tian and led 300,000 elite Qin troops to guard the north and defend the Huns. The First Emperor died, and the city of Xianyang was in crisis. Li Si and Zhao Gao tampered with the imperial edict and ordered Fusu to die. Fusu did not choose to commit suicide. Instead, with the support of Meng Tian, he led 300,000 troops, fought back to Xianyang, regained the throne, unified the world, and stabilized the new situation of the Qin Dynasty. He then conquered the Xiongnu and
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Iron Armored Revenge: the Revenge of the Orphan of Zhenguo
A few years ago, Mu Ru Leiting, the great general of Daxia Kingdom, resisted the barbarian invasion in the north and won nine out of nine battles. In the last battle, his wife and daughter were kidnapped by the barbarians. For the sake of the righteousness of his family and country, Mu Ru Leiting shot an arrow at his wife and daughter cruelly, cutting off his worries. After the war, Mu Rulei was seriously injured and died for his country. The emperor promised him to take good care of his wife an
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The Collision of Dragon and Eagle
**Time setting**: 53 BC, at the end of the Roman Republic and the heyday of the Qin Empire. - **Location setting**: The story spans the Eurasian continent, from the Roman Senate to Chang'an City, and then to the battlefield in the Western Regions. - **Basic background**: Crassus, one of the three giants of Rome, led seven legions in the eastward expedition and met the Qin cavalry in the westward expedition in the Parthian Empire. The two major civilizations were about to start an epic showdown.
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