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Red Mansion: Poor Family
A social beast who spent all his energy in a modern office building died suddenly and was reborn as a poor young man in Taixing County, Yangzhou Prefecture, in the world of red buildings. A ten-year-old orphan boy, with three acres of thin farmland, no school in the village, no skills, both parents dead and no relatives to rely on - this is a more desperate start than the "cold winter and soreness" in the original novel. 16 In 2007, from an illiterate peasant to a talented imperial examination s
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Defying Fate: Yuan Qingming
In the troubled times at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the Jurchen tribe in Northeast China took advantage of the uprising of the Red Turban Army to rise. The cavalry went south to attack Yanjing, established the Qing Dynasty, and ended Mongol rule. For the next three hundred years, the Qing government used iron-blooded means to suppress the resistance of the Han people. The Eight Banners aristocrats monopolized government affairs, closed the country in isolation, and science and technology stagn
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Ming 1402
"Ming 1402" begins with the disappearance of Emperor Jianwen and Zhu Di's ascension to the throne in 1402, and unfolds an epic that subverts history. Zhu Chun, the king of Shu, raised his army in the name of "revenge for Emperor Jianwen". After key battles such as the Chengdu Defense War and the Yangtze River Water Battle, he proclaimed himself emperor in 1405 and established the "Hou Ming", and established the "Zhao Wu" era in Chengdu. Over the next five hundred years, this new dynasty followed
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Big Change
This is an fictional epic starting from the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. In 1859, Hong Rengan came to power and implemented the "New Chapter of Administrative Affairs", and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom embarked on modernization reforms: building a new type of army "Heavenly Soldiers" and "Jinghai Camp", building railways, setting up investment promotion bureaus, and finally conquering the Qing Dynasty in the east and expelling Tsarist Russia in the north. In 1870, the capital Tianjing was renamed "
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