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I Serve as a Censor in the Ming Dynasty 我在大明当言官
In his previous life, he practically wore out his copy of the civil service exam essay guide while wishing for a government job. Then he opened his eyes and, sure enough, landed on the other side: he had transmigrated straight into the Ming Dynasty as a seventh-rank supervisory censor in the Censorate. All he wanted was to keep his head down during the Jiajing reign, build up some experience, and get posted somewhere far away as soon as possible. But his boss turned out to be the Jiajing Emperor
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Great Ming's Crown Prince: I, at Nine, Depose My Father and Rule Alone 大明太子：朕，九岁废爹自立
[Dual-Soul Premise, Chapter 6 Now Available] Nine-year-old Zhu Jianshen, a disgraced crown prince, suddenly hears a voice in his head from six hundred years in the future. The voice claims to be Zhu Yanming and opens with: “Your father is planning a coup tonight. Go save Yu Qian first.” Zhu Jianshen does as he is told. At the Nan Gong Gate, he stands in the way of Shi Heng and hundreds of armed men, smothering a coup before it can begin. Later, the two share one body and sit on the same dragon t
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The Jingtai Scion, the Duke of Dingguo’s Sole Heir Who Defends the Great Ming 景泰纨绔，定国公独苗镇大明
Li Rui is a modern artsy young man who failed every civil service and teaching qualification exam. His only talent is writing poems in his social media feed. He transmigrates into the notorious Third Young Master of the Duke of Dingguo’s mansion, the kind of boy who still can’t recite the Thousand Character Classic at fifteen. His father chases him with a beating, his page betrays him, and even the celebrated courtesan rolls her eyes when she sees him. At first, Li Rui thinks: Forget it. Lying f
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Chronicles of the Lone Qilin's Blood Edict 孤麟血诏录
(I wrote this tragic exercise years ago, caught up in the history of the Southern Ming. I gave no thought at all to the pacing of web novels, so consider it a learning experience.) Three hundred years of the Great Yuan, five thousand li of land and rivers, and the music and dances of Jing and Chu spilling through taverns and pleasure quarters. Then, in a single day, a mighty enemy invaded. Beacon fires blazed for five thousand li, and bones lay exposed in the wilderness. The Crown Prince’s blood
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