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The Wind Blows in Jinmen
Twenty-six years after the reign of Emperor Guangxu, in Tianjin, foreign-style buildings and gray bricks were grinding against each other, and the sound of whistles, shouts from foot shops, and the clattering of horse shoes were mixed together. In the typewriting room, the young typesetting apprentice Li Qiyuan picks up each character of different sizes and spells them into sentences that can ignite the heart; in the Yingshang cotton yarn factory, his sister Li Yunxiu runs among the wet and cold
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Tidal City
Jiangwanfu is a port in the south of the Yangtze River that has been washed away by tides and times. Lin Jinzhao's printing shop "Wanyoutang" is sandwiched between a teahouse and an iron shop. It prints wedding invitations and longevity couplets during the day and secretly prints brochures at night. Daughter Lin Yuelan grew up between private schools, girls' schools and the streets, and saw how words and blood overlap. From the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, foreign trains entered t
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Deep Mine Poison
The cinnabar mining area in the mountains of southwest China has been abandoned for thirty years, and mercury poison has seeped into the rock formations and soil, but there are still villagers who can barely make a living by illegally mining tailings. Mining wife Lin Qiu lost contact with her husband for half a month after going into the mountains in search of "old mineral veins". She carried dry food on her back and a "peace charm" drawn by her daughter, and broke into a maze of underground tun
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Traveling Through the Late Han Dynasty, Zuosun Strengthened the World
Chen Yan, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to the military camp where Sun Jian conquered Jingzhou at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and joined his command as an aide. He does not have any supernatural powers, but relies on his familiarity with the historical context of the late Han Dynasty to carefully assist him. He first used detailed analysis to remind Sun Jian to be on guard against Huang Zu's ambush and help him temporarily avoid the danger of death; then he offered su
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Entering the Sima Camp of the Three Kingdoms to Help Determine the World
Lin Fu, a student of modern history, accidentally traveled to the Taihe period of Cao Wei and accidentally entered Sima Yi's army. He does not have any extraordinary abilities, but relies on the solid knowledge of the history of the Three Kingdoms in his mind to cautiously gain a foothold in the military camp. At first, he only made occasional comments in the dispatch of military supplies and research and assessment of military situation, but because he was in line with the trend of the war situ
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Gongsun Kangxing Liao Tong Han Ji
Chen Mo, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to Liaodong in the 12th year of Jian'an and became an inconspicuous reporter under Gongsun Kang. At that time, although the Gongsun family ruled in Liaodong, they were faced with the pressure of Cao Cao's northern expedition, the prying eyes of the Wuhuan tribe, and loose internal governance. Chen Mo had no extraordinary power, but relied on his familiarity with the context of the Three Kingdoms in his mind to secretly offer advice to G
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The Sound of the Tide Remains the Same
The tide of a city never stops. On the Shanghai Bund in 1931, the typefaces in newspapers were still warm, and the sacks on the pier smelled of salt and blood. Shen Yuying, a female reporter from a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, stubbornly wanted to write what she saw in the newspaper, but every time she stopped, she discovered that the truth was unwilling to be printed in black and white. Lin Qishan, a pole bearer on the Huangpu River, from the pier to the work shed, from shoutin
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After the Tide Falls
The water vapor of a city nourishes the dreams of many people and soaks in the silent struggles of even more people. Gu Xingzhou, a typesetting apprentice who came to Shanghai from a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, groped for his way between printing ink and news rumors; Shen Wei, a female student who came from Suzhou to study, taught people how to read and how to love in the gap between new learning trends and vulgar customs. Zhao Muting, the heir to the old business name, was cau
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The Tide Enters the City Late
This is a story about cities and people's hearts, starting from the Jiangnan Wharf in the 17th year of the Republic of China, and ending in Southwest City where the mountains echoed during the war. Du Huaian, a newspaper editor who drifted from Hewan Town to Shanghai, writes to make a living, writes to seek truth, and writes to survive. He mingled under the warm yellow kerosene lamp of the newspaper office, at the entrance of the noisy textile factory, and with the sound of flower drums and cymb
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Gray Light on the River
In Shanghai in 1925, the smoke on the river was like mist, and the whistling of the wharf and the roar of the printing press intertwined into the background noise of the times. Xu Yansheng, a young typesetter, came to the metropolis from rural Anhui with typeface between his fingers and confusion about the future; Lin Qiu, a female student, ran between the classroom and the streets, using her pen to record the world she thought she could see clearly; Duan Shaochen, who was born in a warlord fami
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Fog City Print
In the foggy city of Haikou in the north, the railway tracks have just entered, but the sails have not yet been exhausted. The bulletin board at the street corner roared with the printing press, shouting the rapid pace of the times. Gu Wensheng, a young typewriter who walked into the printing shop as a loader from the dock, typed wedding books, obituaries, and notices day after day, and secretly typed flyers handed over by students; Cheng Liluo, a female teacher who came out of a missionary scho
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Human Tide
In the more than thirty years between the late Qing Dynasty and the Anti-Japanese War, the situation in the Jiangnan water town changed day by day. From the wailing bells of the Gongyuan, to the roaring machines in the factory, to the cannons and sirens supplementing the noise of the people. Shen Yicheng, the son of a Jiangnan gentry who returned from studying abroad, set up a cotton mill between Shanghai and Suzhou with the idea of "helping the world with technology" and intervened in the int
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Paper Kite and Railway Track
This is a northern town beside the railway. A railway track nails it to the back of the times. The roar of the train brings the sound of wind, dust and news. The story takes place around the 20th year of the Republic of China, where local powerful people, businessmen, teachers, journalists, soldiers and bandits are intertwined with ordinary people. Gu Qinghe, the telegraph operator at Puchuan Town Station, with the smoke of electric keys in his mouth, and the pain of family and the sting of the
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The Lights Fall on Haiwang Street
In Shanghai in 1937, fog rolled in from the Huangpu River, carrying the smell of ink, coal, perfume and undercurrent. Shen Yan, a female reporter from Haiwang Daily, learned restraint and sharpness between ink and type. She interviewed dockworkers, went backstage at the theater, went in and out of the study room of a foreign company, and recognized the outline of people's hearts in the smoky streets - the silence and warmth of the military doctor Feng Sheng, the politeness and coldness of the bu
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Wind and Thunder on Paper
At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, under the stone bridge in a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, there was a mixed smell of rotting river mud, burnt lamp oil and the noise of the crowd. Shen Ruochen, who came from a scholarly family, saw a broader and more complex world in the bloody light of a public execution. He walked from the private school to the newspaper office, from his home to the street, and wrote down the cold looks and bitter cries
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The Story of Hundreds of Rivers Entering the Sea
At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, salt winds surged, rivers changed their courses, and cities and people were quietly changing their shape. The Lou family of the Yangzhou family, with the caution and arrogance of a generation of salt merchants, walked carefully between the court's tax plate and the worms in the market. The eldest daughter, Lou Yiyun, grew up listening to the rough chants from the Salt Hall, but her eyes were looking further ahead - Shangh
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In the Human World on the Island
The glitz and glamor of a city cannot hide the undercurrents of ebb and flow. In 1926, Lin Yansheng, a young journalist born in a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, carried an old suitcase into the depths of an alley in Shanghai. Using his pen as a knife, he tried to carve out the pain of the times on paper. Female teacher Shen Zhiqin walked between the factory gate and the classroom, watching her companions fall in front of the gun, but she still used her weak but firm voice to organ
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Rails and Reeds
A railway brings the dry and cold wind from the north to the seaside city from the north of the Yellow River, and also brings the fate of a village to the turning point of the times. Zhao Yicheng, the son of a carpenter who was born in the river depression of Shandong, left his hometown due to floods and famine and entered the Tianjin Railway Factory as an apprentice. He met Lin Manli coming out of the study and saw the lights of the concession, the smoke of the war, the hoarseness of the black
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The Legend of the Long River in the Great Earthly World
This is a family and city epic spanning more than half a century. A young boy came out of Jiaxing, walked into a Shanghai alley with a small bag, and grew up as a reporter amidst ink and fashion; his encounter with two women in fate - Lu Qinglan from a silk merchant's family and Ye Conongrong from a cotton mill - were entangled, scattered, and reunited in the huge waves of the times. City gates opened and closed, flags changed, wars, inflation, reconstruction and reforms changed their behavior a
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Through the Han Dynasty, Xuande Ruled the World
Chen Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the eve of the Battle of Guandu in the late Eastern Han Dynasty during an ancient book compilation, which coincided with Liu Bei's attachment to Yuan Shao and his future was bleak. He has no extraordinary power. He only relies on his solid historical knowledge and compassion for the people's livelihood in troubled times. As a commoner, he seeks an audience with Liu Bei. He bluntly speaks about the general
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Wearing Jin Zuo Sima Ding Jiuzhou
Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the Taihe period of Cao Wei, which coincided with the beginning of Sima Yi's military power. He has no fantasy powers and no system blessing. He only relies on his solid knowledge of the history of the Three Kingdoms and his pragmatic mind to conceal his identity and join the Sima camp. When he was just a junior official, Chen Mo used his accurate prediction of the timing of Mengda's rebellion to help Sima
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Passengers Who Crossed the Liao Dynasty Assisted Gongsun and United the World
Chen Yan, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to Liaodong at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It coincided with the time when Gongsun Kang beheaded Yuan Shang and Yuan Xi's head was presented to Cao Cao, temporarily stabilizing the situation in Liaodong. At that time, the Gongsun family lived in a corner, with Wuhuan and Xianbei invaders to the north, intimidated by Cao Cao's forces in the south, and fighting among the princes in the west. They did not have enough food and armo
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Yue Shizuo Gongsun Kang Settled the World
Chen Mo, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Liaodong at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and joined Gongsun Kang's command. At that time, although the Gongsun family ruled in Liaodong, they were faced with the pressure of Cao Cao's power, the harassment of Goguryeo, and the difficulties of loose internal forces. The situation of partial peace was in danger. Chen Mo has no golden fingers. He only relies on the historical context and modern governance thinki
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Traveling Through the Han Dynasty, Zuo Yi Settled in Kyushu
Chen Mo, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to the early years of Cao Wei and Huangchu, which coincided with the time when Sima Yi first took over the military power but was jealous of Cao Pi. He has no fantasy powers and no system assistance. He only relies on his familiarity with the historical trends of the Three Kingdoms to hide under Sima Yi's curtain. At first, Chen Mo stood out as a "refugee offering advice" by hoarding grain and improving ordnance, and gradually attracted
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Rivers Break Willows
This is a long historical novel set on the stage of the water town in the south of the Yangtze River and the floating city in Shanghai. The story begins in the late Qing Dynasty, when the imperial examinations were abolished, and ends in the 1930s, when the war began. Shen Lan, a son of a businessman, was born in the salt industry. His father was an old-style scholar who aspired to a scientific name, but lost his way when the times turned. Gu Tang, the daughter of an oil mill family, was determi
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Flowing Across the River
The river rushes down from the upper reaches, flowing through villages, towns, city walls, docks and wars, quietly quenching the skin, flesh and mind of everyone who walks on it. Jiang Heng, a scholar from a water town in the south of the Yangtze River, saw the abolition of the imperial examination, walked into the door of the new school, and looked up from the classroom to see revolution, warlords, artillery fire and smoke. He writes in a newspaper office and teaches at night schools. With a bi
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The Sound of Tide Enters the City
A small town in the south of the Yangtze River, the river port and the railway tracks are intertwined, and the old sails and whistles sound at the same time. Yuncang originated from the prosperity of the waterway and ended with the wind of the times. Liang Shiyu came from a silk and satin family in the west of the city. When he was a boy, he watched his father and guild guarding the dye vats and machines leaning against the city wall, and watched the railway surveyors come walking through the mu
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Jianghan Never Sleeps
This is a story about river transportation, business roads and people's hearts. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the Jianghan Plain was buzzing with wind, and the new steam rising from the dock mixed with the chants of the old Yanhao. Zhou Yansheng, who was born as a businessman in Huizhou, came to Hankou with the "Ju Taiheng" family business on his shoulders. He thought that business only required abacus and reputation, but he didn't know that the curre
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Sparks in the Ashes
At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the sound of the urban tide filled the street corners with the smell of gunpowder and the fragrance of ink. Lin Shubai came to the Tianjin Concession from the countryside and plunged into the night of the printing shop. His fingers were stained with typeface and soot, and his eyes reflected the light of the river under the eaves and the flicker of gunfire. Xue Yuyan, a female actress in a restaurant in the French Concessi
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Assist Xuande to Unify the Three Kingdoms and Restore Han Dynasty to Zuo
Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the eve of the Battle of Xinye in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and entered Liu Bei's military camp by mistake. He does not have any extraordinary abilities, but relies on his solid knowledge of the history of the Three Kingdoms and basic modern management ideas to help the emperor's uncle, who has a benevolent mind but has repeatedly fallen into trouble, change his destiny. At the beginning, Chen Mo stood o
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Yue Hanzuo Is Firm in Kyushu
Chen Yan, a modern history researcher, accidentally returned to the chaos at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He was rescued by Sun Jian's soldiers in the chaos of the war and joined the Jiangdong Tigers camp. He had no extraordinary powers and no systematic blessing. He only relied on the historical context and pragmatic knowledge of the late Han Dynasty that he was familiar with to silently assist Sun Jian. He first improved the iron smelting process in the army to enhance the durability of
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He Transcended the World and Entered the Deep Valley to Help Bo Gui Conquer Kyushu.
Chen Mo, a modern history researcher, accidentally traveled to the land of Youyan at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It happened that Gongsun Zan was first gaining power, but he was trapped in the dilemma of Yuan Shao's restraint and internal military morale. As an ordinary person without any "golden fingers", he gradually gained Gongsun Zan's trust based on his accurate understanding of the situation in the Three Kingdoms and pragmatic strategies. He first made suggestions to rectify the "W
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Zuo Meditated on the Three Kingdoms and Restored Han Dynasty
In the third year of Jianxing's reign, Chen Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Shuhan and became a minor official in Mianzhu County. At that time, Zhuge Liang was preparing for the southern expedition. The Shu Han Dynasty was experiencing internal and external troubles, and Liu Chan's dark reputation was beginning to appear. Without a systematic golden finger, Chen Yan only relied on the history books in his mind, and first used the strategy of
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Went Through the Han Dynasty and Joined Sun Ce to Help Rule the World.
Chen Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the third year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty, which coincided with Sun Ce's plan to conquer Jiangdong and conquer the Central Plains. He has no extraordinary powers, and relies only on his solid historical knowledge and insight into the situation of the Three Kingdoms to serve Sun Ce as an ordinary staff member. Well aware of the hidden dangers of Sun Ce's untimely death, Chen Yan cleverly made sug
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