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Books by Bi Jiangshan, Seventeen Years Ago

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  1. The Rise of the Li Tang Dynasty: Starting in Lulong 李唐再起:从卢龙开始 Historical1.3M WordsOngoing On a snowy night in the fifth year of the Dahe era, the military governor of Youzhou suddenly dies. Rebels surround my courtyard, and at the very top of their purge list is me, a lowborn deputy general with no proper backing. I pull out the half-piece of jade tucked against my chest. As a descendant of the Li Tang imperial house, it should have been a lifeline, but now it has become a death warrant. On the night of the mutiny, my personal guards kneel throughout the courtyard. They don't know th 1kReads—Score100Shelves
  2. The Western Liao Strategist 西辽谋主 Historical812k WordsOngoing On the eve of Western Liao's fall, thirteen-year-old Khitan boy Han Cheng awoke with the common knowledge of eight hundred years in the future in his mind. Others who transmigrated only wanted to survive. He opened his eyes and found himself caught up in a regime-changing upheaval: a Naiman prince consort had imprisoned the emperor, while Temujin sharpened his blade in the northern steppes. Before the country fell, he would claim these crumbling lands for himself. He would join forces as an equa 660Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Iron Cavalry Across the Northern Frontier 铁骑横朔 Historical187k WordsOngoing Li Zaiyi, a military instructor at the National Defense University, opens his eyes to find himself a minor deputy general in the Lulong Army in the late Tang. Just as the military governor Yang Zhicheng hosts a banquet to purge his rivals, Li is set to die by the sword in three days. Fortunately, he knows exactly how this stretch of history ends. He wrote a thesis on how the Three Garrisons of Hebei descended into chaos, and he knows by heart how the military governors met their ends. No Syste —Reads—Score—Shelves