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  1. Batu the Tsar: The Pinnacle of Power in the Thirteenth Century 拔都沙皇：十三世纪的权利之巅 Fanchen繁宸Historical487k WordsOngoing The most powerful person in history was not Qin Shi Huang or Emperor Wu of Han, nor Tang Taizong or Song Taizu, nor Genghis Khan, Temujin, or Alexander the Great. It was not even Queen Victoria, who built the British Empire on which the sun never set. It was Batu, the Saiyin Khan, who led the western campaign with his eldest son, marched from the Mongolian steppe to the gates of Vienna, and established the Golden Horde. As a young man, Batu joined his father Jochi on campaigns across the lands, 597Reads—Score121Shelves
  2. Romance of the Three Jin States 三晋演义 Fanchen繁宸Historical174k WordsOngoing Goujian endured hardship and humiliation until he could destroy Wu and establish his hegemony, bringing an end to the Jin state's century-long dominance and shocking the entire kingdom. As Duke Jizao and chief minister Zhiyao desperately sought a way to restore Jin, Zhao Wuxu proposed reclaiming the lands of the Fan and Zhonghang clans to strengthen the ducal house. This triggered a fierce struggle over land among the four families of Zhi, Zhao, Wei, and Han, plunging the Jin dukes into decline 7Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Lone Hero: A Loyal Heart, Ju'erhan 孤勇者：铁血丹心菊尔汗 Fanchen繁宸Historical279k WordsOngoing Yelü Dashi was an eighth-generation descendant of Yelü Abaoji, Emperor Taizu of the Liao dynasty, and the first Khitan jinshi in the dynasty's two-hundred-year history. He could have made his mark at court and won lasting fame, but the Liao rulers and officials were incompetent, and the Jin rose to power, leaving the dynasty on the brink of collapse. As the Jin cavalry pressed their attack again and again, Yelü Dashi and the few remaining heroes of the Liao did everything they could to reverse t 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Murong Fu Rules the World 慕容复君临天下 Fanchen繁宸5k WordsCompleted Murong Fu Rules the World 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Tales of Western Liao Beneath the Howling North Wind 北风萧萧之西辽那些事儿 Fanchen繁宸Historical22k WordsOngoing If the last prince of a dynasty disgraces his ancestors, then Yelu Dashi was heaven's chosen son, destined to bring them glory. An eighth-generation descendant of Yelu Abaoji, Emperor Taizu of Liao, he turned the tide when the Liao dynasty was on the brink of collapse. Leading his people thousands of miles, he expanded his territory, subdued foreign lands, spread Chinese culture, and founded the mighty Western Liao Empire. In the final years of the Liao dynasty, apart from the Sixteen Prefecture 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Murong Fu: I Became the King of Jin and Married Miss Azi 慕容复：当了金国皇帝娶了阿紫姑娘 Fanchen繁宸Male-Channel Fanfiction62k WordsCompleted Murong Fu: Became the emperor of Jin and married Miss A Zi 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. The Smiling, Proud Wanderer: The Heroine Is Reborn 笑傲江湖之侠女重生 Fanchen繁宸Ancient Romance99k WordsOngoing Shang Yougu also took her in as a disciple. During the three years Yue Lingshan and Zhang Xiaolong trained in martial arts and studied medicine at Medicine King Valley, they fell for each other and grew increasingly intimate, seeming destined to marry. But before long, the thirteen guardians of the Tianfeng Clan of Japan came to challenge the Central Plains martial world. They demanded that Medicine King Valley hand over its formulas and medical recipes, and they slaughtered the coastal populace —Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. The Return of the Condor Heroes: Restoring the Great Yan 天龙八部之光复大燕 Fanchen繁宸Eastern Fantasy268k WordsOngoing After Qiao Feng took his own life, A Zi gouged out her eyes and returned them to Zhuang Juxian, then leaped into a bottomless chasm with Qiao Feng’s body in her arms. Xu Zhu returned to Western Xia to serve as its prince consort, while Duan Yu took Wang Yuyan and his other younger sisters back to Dali to indulge in a life of debauchery among his many wives and concubines. The insane Murong Fu was abandoned by the Murong clan as a group of children shouted “Long live the emperor!” He wandered the —Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. Tales of the Western Liao 西辽那些事儿 Fanchen繁宸Historical319k WordsOngoing During the Second Crusade in the twelfth century, legend spoke of a Christian emperor named John who came from the East and ruled a mysterious land called Great Liao. He possessed treasures such as the Gates of Alexander and the Fountain of Eternal Youth, which helped him defeat powerful enemies. A defender of Christianity in Central Asia, he once defeated an army of 100,000 Seljuks at the Battle of Qatwan. Jesus promised John that he would live to witness His Second Coming and granted him immor —Reads—Score—Shelves