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Returned to the Late Tang Dynasty and Became a Warlord
The protagonist travels to the late Tang Dynasty and becomes Lu Yue, the governor of Chuzhou in eastern Zhejiang. Chuzhou is located in a remote area and is known as "nine mountains, half water and half farmland". It is a remote and remote area. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, swarms of thieves emerged and feudal towns were separatist. How should the protagonist survive in these troubled times without being annexed by the feudal towns? Is it possible for the protagonist to suddenly emerge and en
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The Rise of Yan in the Three Kingdoms
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was in chaos, and all the heroes came together to compete in the Central Plains. The protagonist traveled through time and became Gongsun Kang, the son of Gongsun Du. He lived in Liaodong and vigorously developed education, industry, agriculture, commerce, and military affairs at home. He also sent troops to Goguryeo, Sanhan and other forces to establish the Yan Kingdom, and worked hard with Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan. . .
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A Substitute for a Widow, Black Lotus Specializes in Treating Evil Spirits
[Strong Female + Strong Male + Fantasy + Double Cleanliness + Machiavellian Strategy + House Fighting + Suspense + Medical Poison] Su Xiaojiu, a modern medical genius from a reclusive family, was involved in the Zhou Dynasty by the mysterious medical book "Heavenly Medicine Tribulation", but was hunted down. In the process of escaping, she was actually kidnapped and forced to become Lin Wanfang, the third daughter of Duke Lin's Palace, and to marry Ouyang Zhi, the second son of Prince Ping's Pal
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The Truth About the July 7Th Incident
This book takes the historical materials of the July 7th Incident as the core and answers the main controversial topics about the July 7th Incident. In particular, it conducts a well-founded analysis of the main differences between China and Japan in the historical comments on the July 7th Incident. For example, when the Sino-Japanese war broke out, who was responsible? In the early days of the Anti-Japanese War, what was Chiang Kai-shek's attitude towards participating in the war? How to judge
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