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I Traveled Back to Swordsman and Became Lin Pingzhi
On the day I traveled to Lin Pingzhi, I still hadn't figured out the welfare of the rich second generation. I heard the countdown to annihilation - only three days left. I packed up the Lin family's Xinruan overnight and ran away decisively, but I was blocked at the door of the escort agency by Jiang Hu. Facing the murderous people, I sincerely spread my hands and said: "I really don't have the sword manual to ward off evil, but -" "Heroes, who wants to send an expedited express delivery?" The n
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I Was a Hard-Core Infrastructure Madman in the Southern Song Dynasty
When I opened my eyes, I actually traveled to the most precarious moment in the Southern Song Dynasty - in the third year of Jianyan, Zhao Gouzheng was forced to flee south by boat by the Jin soldiers, and half of the country was about to overturn! There is no system, no superpowers, only modern knowledge and a hiking bag stuffed with "black technology" (75% alcohol, water purification tablets, "The Barefoot Doctor's Manual"... And the Portland cement formula stored in the mobile phone!). Goal:
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Fengxue Fishing City
The novel takes Diaoyu City's thirty-six-year defense of the solitary city as its sutra and the psychological journey of four generations of guards, Yu Jie, Wang Jian, Zhang Jue and Wang Li, as its weft, and weaves a bloody picture of the Sichuan-Chongqing Anti-Japanese War in the late Song Dynasty - not only the war legend of "God breaks his whip", but also the choices of human nature and the ups and downs of fate in troubled times. Abandoning the stereotyped dichotomy between loyal and traito
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Li Zongxi, Governor of Liangjiang
Li Zongxi (1818~1884), named Yuting, was born in Kaixian County, Sichuan Province (now Kaizhou District, Chongqing City), and served as governor of Liangjiang. Throughout his life, he was honest and upright, worked diligently and loved the people, was loyal to the emperor and served the country, defended his land and resisted Japanese invaders, established schools and cultivated talents, and had an awe-inspiring righteousness. He was recorded in "Manuscripts of Qing History" and "Biographies of
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The Loyal Soul of the Isolated Island
In the early days of liberation, the CCP's underground workers in Taiwan, represented by martyrs such as Wu Shi, Zhu Feng, Chen Baocang, and Nie Xi, lurked and fought hard on the isolated island of Taiwan shrouded in white terror, taking risks to deliver key intelligence. In 1950, due to Cai Xiaoqian's rebellion, the organization was devastated, more than 400 people were arrested, and the blood of many patriots was shed in Racecourse Town, Taipei. They shouldered the mission of their country and
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