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  1. I Am Shennong in the Great Han 我在大汉当神农 Rural Life510k WordsOngoing [Great Han] + [Struggle for supremacy at the end of Qin] + [Farming] + [Feel-good] + [Liu Bang's little song] Li Changqing stepped into the chaos at the end of the Qin dynasty, only to find that the moment he arrived, the girl next door was already forcing him to marry her. The people of Chu really were uninhibited. He witnessed many things in this era: Liu Bang, who shifted effortlessly between being a hero of his time and the carefree Liu Ji of Pei County; Han Xin, a master of warfare; Zhang L 29.8kReads8.3Score3kShelves
  2. Bright Sword: The World Is Still Young 亮剑之世界正年轻 Historical143k WordsOngoing Anyone who knows, knows why I borrowed the style of Drawing Sword. I'll try to make things as plausible as possible. I mainly want to write about what life was like back then: things like the Eighth Route Army's food, organization, and tactics; how they gathered provisions and mobilized the people; how they persuaded Japanese and puppet troops to switch sides; and where they got their food and ammunition. I also want to explore their ideals and why they were able to win. You could call it a half 39Reads7.4Score—Shelves
  3. A Spark Sets the Prairie Ablaze, 1612 星火燎原1612 Historical189k WordsOngoing [Serious history + hard-hitting reform + System] What was the tragedy of the late Ming? It was the systematic slaughter of over a hundred million people, the systematic burning of more than a hundred million books, and the complete breaking of a nation’s backbone, reducing it to a people of slaves. Countless classics were destroyed, history was rewritten, and culture was severed from its roots. We are all Xiangling, all like the Xiangling who forgot where her home was. —Reads—Score—Shelves