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Start Delivering Food
The takeout box contained the soul of the God of War, and the navigation on his mobile phone led him straight to the cemetery of hegemony - he was once an ancient human slaughterer riding horses on mountains and rivers, and now he is a rider who charges for overtime when delivering food, until he discovered that the most cruel battlefields in the world are not in the desert, but on Wall Street and the Pentagon.
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Zhang Juzheng, the Ruthless Man of the Ming Dynasty: He Brought Back the Dynasty
The Counterattack of the Ming Dynasty's First Worker: From a child prodigy to a powerful official, he spent ten years bringing the dying dynasty back to earth. After his death, his students confiscated his home and dug up his grave. Zhang Juzheng (1525-1582), courtesy name Shuda and Taiyue, was born in Jiangling, Huguang. He was the chief minister of the Wanli Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty. He was one of the most controversial reformers in Chinese history. His historical evaluation has the charact
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Strange Folklore: I Rely on My Grandfather's Notes to Calm Everyone
In modern society, ancient folk customs have not disappeared, but are hidden in the corners of daily life (such as sacrificial rituals in remote mountain villages, funeral customs in old cities, and taboos in traditional festivals). Behind these folk customs are bound the corresponding strange existences. Once someone breaks the taboo, they will be entangled in the strange. The protagonist's grandfather is a folk "observant of secular customs" and leaves behind a notebook that records the weird
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Prime Ministers of Qianjia: Heshen's Glory and Death
He is a humble and lonely Manchu youth. With his talent, knowledge and ability to observe people's emotions, he climbed up to the dragon's face and rose from a third-class bodyguard to a powerful bachelor of Wenhua Palace during the Qianjia period. He held dozens of positions and was in charge of government, financial and military power. He had party members all over the world, and single-handedly created "one person is inferior to ten thousand people." The pattern of powerful ministers also pus
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