Fanqie catalogue
Books by Bagui Clan
- Matches
- 4
From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
-
When the Clan Got a Cheat 当宗族开了外挂
In 1841, the twenty-two-year-old scholar Mo Wenhua of Ning Tan Town in Lingnan accidentally binds himself to the Doubao System. The Taiping Rebellion is already brewing in the shadows, and the small Mo clan is in grave danger. Tailored to the realities of mid-to-late Qing-era Lingnan, the System provides plans for agricultural improvements, resource management, military training, and anticipating crises. With its help, Mo Wenhua begins by resolving the clan’s struggle to survive, then gradually
52Reads—Score—Shelves
-
The Mo Clan Rises Amid the Tumult of the Late Qing 烽起清末莫氏崛起
In the twenty-ninth year of the Daoguang reign, a severe drought struck Guangxi. The land was strewn with the dead, and the flames of rebellion were already spreading in secret at Jintian. Mo Zhenbang, a modern graduate student of Qing history, opens his eyes to find himself a scholar of the Mo clan in Beiliu County, Wuzhou Prefecture. He inherits a complete mess: “eight hundred mu of poor fields with falling yields, a thousand clansmen waiting to be fed, and a fifty-tael loan shark pounding on
2Reads—Score—Shelves
-
I Slashed My Way Through the Chaos at the End of the Ming Dynasty 我在明末杀穿乱世
After transmigrating to the late Ming dynasty, he finds himself in a world torn apart by chaos. Starting out as the second son of a battalion commander, with a simple data panel to guide him, he sets out to build a realm of his own. Training troops, forging weapons and armor, building forts: he has everything he needs.
—Reads—Score—Shelves
-
The Eight-Gui Clan 八桂世家
In the early years of the Xianfeng Emperor's reign, the fires of war spread across Guangxi as the Mo clan beneath Mount Zijin was swept into the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom movement. To preserve the ancestral shrine and keep the family rites alive, clan leader Mo Wenhua maneuvers between Qing forces demanding provisions and Taiping troops recruiting soldiers. Some young men in the clan join the Taiping army in search of a way forward, while others stay behind to guard the ancestral home and protect
—Reads—Score—Shelves