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The Absurd Emperors of China 华夏帝王奇葩说
There have been countless emperors throughout China’s five thousand years of history. I’ll dig up, unpack, and lay bare one by one the absurd, amusing, and downright bizarre stories about emperors and their ministers, whether written in black and white in the official histories or embellished and passed down in unofficial accounts. We won’t dress up or whitewash history in this book. We’ll look at it barefaced. You’ll find that history without makeup can be more exciting than history with it, mo
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Imperial Exams: My Answer Sheet Is a Declaration Against Toxic Competition 科举：我的答卷是防内卷声明
Time-management master Shen Ke transmigrates into the body of a good-for-nothing licentiate in the Double-Hour Dynasty and discovers that one daylight shichen equals two hours, while one nighttime shichen equals half an hour! The people work day and night in a frenzy, and the oxen collapse, foaming at the mouth. Faced with the imperial examination essay prompt “On Diligent Governance,” he angrily writes a “Declaration Against Workplace Rat Race Culture”: “We recommend a three-shichen lunch break
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Cute Pet Livestream: The Divine Beast in My Home Is a Pixiu 萌宠直播：我家神兽是貔貅
Cute Pet Livestream: The Divine Beast in My Home Is a Pixiu
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A Thermometer for the Heart 情怀温度计
Wen Liang can sense the warmth and coldness of the world: when her performance ranks last, the chill cuts to the bone; when clients make things difficult, the heat burns her heart. She rises from the bottom of the intern rankings to become one of the “most beautiful heroes in the fight against the epidemic,” yet the elite mock her, saying she doesn’t deserve to breathe the same air as them. She exposes the dark side of the workplace, fights off a corporate siege, and protects millions of lives a
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Minister of Works: But I Specialize in Preventing Scandals 工部尚书：但本官专攻防塌房技术
Li Pan, a PhD in civil engineering, wakes up reincarnated as the newly appointed Minister of Works in the Qianji Dynasty! The good news: His expertise is a perfect fit, and he's a first-rank official. The bad news: Every building in this dynasty is a giant wooden contraption, and if it goes unrepaired for three days, it collapses! The emperor sits on a “rocking chair” during court, and ministers bring their own helmets to meetings. With the Imperial Ancestral Temple about to collapse again, Mini
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The Holy-Handed Veterinarian: Treating Divine Beasts’ Hemorrhoids in Ancient Times 兽医圣手：我在古代给神兽看痔疮
Pet doctor Jiang Yubai unexpectedly transmigrates into the Xuanji Dynasty as a barefoot veterinarian. The moment he opens his eyes, he’s being hauled off to treat the Constable Qilin’s constipation! When he uses modern medicine to solve the divine beast’s embarrassing problem, the entire court is shaken: “This is the immortal art of digital examination!” He only wanted to open a pet clinic and lie flat, but ends up forced into the role of Imperial Preceptor: treating Pixiu’s bloating, a side eff
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The CEO's "Little Quirks" Give Him Away 总裁的“小毛病”会提醒
The CEO's "little quirks" serve as a warning
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After I Transmigrated, I Rose Through the Ranks by Reporting My Colleagues 穿越后我靠举报同僚升官
Xu Zhengyi, a failed bar exam candidate, transmigrates to the Dynasty of Legal Codes, where the laws are so specific that officials must sneeze in the manner prescribed by the Ritual Office's Sneeze Regulations. Even more absurdly, successful informants can take the accused's official post! Putting his modern legal knowledge to use, he exploits every loophole he can find: he reports the Minister of Rites for “stepping with his left foot first during a sacrifice, in violation of Article Three of
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Reborn as an Auspicious Beast, with Only Three Days Left 穿成祥瑞，保质期只剩三天
He Sui'an transmigrated into the body of an auspicious qilin in a fast-decaying dynasty, only to be told he had just three days left before expiring... In this world, everything rotted at an accelerated rate. Roast duck from the imperial kitchens went moldy as soon as it hit the table, and the gold thread on dragon robes crumbled after three days. To stay alive, he smeared the preservative from his backpack all over himself, then bluffed the emperor: “This is an immortal technique for keeping th
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Imperial Exam Assassin: A Cure for Top Scholar Burnout 科举刺客：专治状元内卷综合征
The moment psychiatrist Shen Xi opens her eyes, she finds herself in the “Five-Star Review Dynasty,” where the imperial examinations are judged not by essays, but by five-star reviews! The top scholar smashes a stone on his chest in the street, the third-place graduate livestreams herself weeping by the Qinhuai River, and candidates work themselves to the bone just to beg, “Could you leave me a good review, please?” As “competitive burnout anxiety” spreads across the city, Dr. Shen’s professiona
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The Entire Court Is Full of Overachievers, Begging Me to Lead Them in Lying Flat 满朝卷王，求我带头躺平
Socially anxious slacker Lin Xian transmigrates into the “KPI Dynasty,” a terrifying world where everyone is obsessed with performance targets and works themselves to the bone! After being bound to the [Anti-Burnout, Win by Doing Nothing System], he’s baffled: Doze off during court? +10 diligence points! Draw a turtle on a memorial? Grade A performance! Eat hot pot before the emperor? Promoted three ranks! While the workaholics are going bald chasing their KPIs, Lin Xian coasts his way into beco
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Your Majesty, Your Memorial Has Gone Viral! 陛下，您的奏折上热门了！
In the Xielü Dynasty, a dazzling seven-colored orb appeared in the imperial garden at midnight! Newly appointed historian Jiang Yubai rubbed his eyes. Emperor Zhao Yan was dancing wildly, his hips swinging, feet clad in trendy AJ sneakers, and shouting “skr~skr~” at the top of his lungs! His brush trembling, the historian wrote: “The emperor danced in the courtyard, his manner like that of a madman...” The next day, Grand Historian Zhou Moxuan of the Imperial Academy tore up the memorial in fury
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