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Republic of China: Beginning as Governor-General of French Indochina
In 1927, Chen Mo traveled through time and became the son of the Governor-General of French Indochina. His father was promoted and returned to Paris as Undersecretary of the Colonial Department, and he handed over the Governor-General's seal to him. People in Saigon were waiting to see the joke, but after Chen Mo took office, his father shielded him from thunder in Paris while he harvested the French people's wool in Saigon. When others serve as colonial governors, they help manage the territory
5.1kReads—Score484Shelves
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Warlords: Starting from Liangzhou to the Northwest King
History of the Republic of China·Military Farming·Imaginary Founding of the Republic of China In the autumn of 1922, Lu Zhenbang dropped out of Peking Army University and rushed back to Liangzhou for the funeral. His father was a northwest warlord and was poisoned by Ma Jiajun. Above the mourning hall, three uncles forced the palace to separate the family, and three thousand remaining soldiers surrounded the courtyard. Eighteen-year-old Lu Zhenbang only had one guard captain, two hundred direct
2.8kReads—Score211Shelves
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Warlord: from Local Rebels to the Great Emperor
No system In the three counties of the territory, there were no more than 800 soldiers, 70% of the guns had old sleeves, and the two Maxim machine guns were rusted into scrap metal. The big bandits in neighboring counties are watching eagerly, and a melee between the Yunnan Army is about to break out. These were the darkest years of the Republic of China and an era when heroes emerged in large numbers.
754Reads5.4Score—Shelves
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Southern Han Empire: from Marshal of Western Yunnan to Overlord of Central and South China
[No system+Struggle for hegemony+Republic of China+Warlords] In 1925, Lu Yunting, the garrison envoy in western Yunnan, died of illness, leaving behind 20,000 soldiers and three towns. His son Lu Weijun hurried back from the martial arts lecture hall and took over this burden. Everyone felt that this young man could not last long - he was surrounded by tigers and wolves, people inside were unstable, and no one cared about a dead man's last wish in troubled times. Can Lu Weijun finally shine in t
295Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Republic of China: from the Commander of Northern Guangxi to the Emperor of Southern China
[Expansion + Struggle for Hegemony + Nation Building] In 1925, Lu Zhensheng crossed over to become the commander of the Northern Guangxi Border Guard Corps. His territory only consisted of Fangcheng, Qinzhou, and Beihai counties, with less than 1,500 soldiers. The suicide note left by his father read, "Military power belongs to the eldest son." The three battalion commanders were about to separate their families in the mourning hall. How should he write his own chapter in the troubled times of t
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The Rise of a Powerful Minister: from the Son of a Rogue Bandit to the Great Emperor of China
[Plot + Pregnancy + Iron-Blooded Expansion + Diplomatic Game] In 1853, the third year of Xianfeng's reign, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom swept over half of the country. The British and French powers were eyeing it, and the Qing Empire was in turmoil. Zhao Chen, a graduate student in the history department, was transported into this world and became the son of the leader of a bandit that was recruited outside Beijing. When he was nineteen years old, his father was poisoned and killed by a traitor
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