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Books by Gongzi Wuji9889
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The Heroes of the Yang Mansion 杨府群英记
Amid the chaos of the late Tang and Five Dynasties, when heaven and earth were overturned and the people suffered untold misery, regional warlords carved up the land, ambitious heroes rose in force, and regimes changed as chaotically as a revolving lantern. In this dark age of shattered morals and mutual treachery, a true hero emerged: Yang Gun, the King of Huoshan. His rise opened the glorious prelude to ten generations of loyal and valorous members of the Yang clan. The son of Yang Hui of the
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The Lone Blade Supports the Dragon Throne 孤刀扶龙
In the waning years of the Ming dynasty, the cracks in the land spread from the imperial court to the martial world. The powerful eunuch Wei Zhongxian dominates the court. Taking advantage of the Tianqi Emperor's critical illness, he gathers twenty-four groups of extraordinary martial artists, including “the Poison, the Two Guests, the Three Monks, and the Four Fiends.” He forms factions, persecutes loyal officials, and plots to seize power as the country falls apart. Meanwhile, the brilliant an
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The Hongwu Swordsman Chronicles 洪武剑侠图
As the Hongwu dynasty is founded, blades flash across the land. In this bloody age, with the newly established Ming realm still unsettled, the boundary between the martial world and the imperial court has never been so blurred. The imperial knight Li Fei wields a long sword to protect his homeland, but after killing the tyrannical Imperial Uncle Weng, he is thrown into a death cell, awaiting execution. At this dead end, the Ming dynasty’s brilliant strategist Liu Bowen and founding hero Xu Da jo
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Legends of Tang Dynasty Heroes 大唐英雄传
In the final years of the Sui dynasty, the realm is in turmoil and the empire is on the brink of collapse. Emperor Yang of Sui levies taxes and conscripts with ruthless abandon, leaving millions of commoners suffering amid the flames of war. Rebellion flares across the land, and heroes rise amid the chaos. Beyond the northern passes, cavalry stretches like a sea of clouds; in the heart of the Central Plains, warlords vie for supremacy. An imperial decree can no longer command the people’s hearts
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Meng Lijun 孟丽君
Meng Lijun was a gifted young woman born into a family of scholars. But when her father was falsely accused, her entire family was implicated. Faced with the destruction of her home and the deaths of her loved ones, she had no choice but to endure the humiliation, disguise herself as a man, assume the name Li Junyu, and flee her hometown in the dead of night. Before leaving, she tearfully painted a self-portrait and entrusted it to her fiancé, Huangfu Shaohua, to show that her heart remained tru
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Qin Xianglian 秦香莲
During the Song dynasty, Chen Shimei, a poor scholar, endured ten years of hard study and countless hardships. At last, one essay sent him soaring to success: he placed first in the imperial examinations and became the top scholar. Overnight, he rose to prominence, showered in honors and favor, and was even granted a princess’s hand in marriage. He was the talk of the whole city. Surely, he should have stood by his long-suffering wife, Qin Xianglian, shared his bright future with her, honored hi
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The Pearl Pagoda 珍珠塔
Fang Qing was born into a prominent family in Kaifeng. His father had once served as Minister of Personnel, but a treacherous chancellor framed him and had the entire family massacred, bringing them to ruin. Dressed in rags, the young Fang Qing had no choice but to seek shelter with his aunt’s husband, Chen Lian, a censor in Xiangyang. His aunt, however, despised the poor and fawned on the rich, insulting and driving him away to his face. Just as Fang Qing angrily turned to leave, Chen Lian’s da
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Wang Baochuan 王宝钏
Chancellor Wang Yun of the Tang dynasty had three daughters. His eldest, Jinchuan, married Su Long and became the esteemed wife of the Minister of Revenue. His second, Yinchuan, married Wei Hu, Vice Minister of War, and enjoyed wealth and status. But his third daughter, Baochuan, was strong-willed, loving with all her heart and hating just as fiercely. She hung a flower ball from a tower at the crossroads of Chang’an and tossed it to choose a husband, causing a sensation throughout the city. But
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The Great Qing Swordsmen 大清剑侠图
In the final years of the Kangxi reign, dust swirled through Tongjiazhuang in Bazhou, south of the capital, as a bizarre old tale began to unfold. The young Tong Lin, courtesy name Haichuan, was born with a bold and chivalrous spirit, but for a time he lost himself in the clamor of gambling dens and the indulgences of taverns. After one drunken, reckless night, he accidentally wounded his aged father. That single blow shattered more than family bonds: it cut off his way home. Overcome by remorse
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Turbulent Times of the Ming Dynasty 明代风云
At the end of the Yuan dynasty, the realm fell into chaos, the land lay in ruins, and warlords rose on every side. Born among the common people, Zhu Yuanzhang fought his way through the turmoil, raising an army at Xiangyang and surviving the Qiao Bridge mutiny, the bloody battle at Chuzhou, and the desperate defense of Taiping Prefecture. Every step brought danger, yet every step opened a path to survival. Along the way, he gathered fierce generals such as Chang Yuchun, Hu Dahai, Xu Da, and Tang
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The Spring and Autumn Annals of Yue Fei 岳武穆春秋
In the final years of the Northern Song, the realm was collapsing and its lands lay in ruins. The Khitan were in decline, while the Jurchen rose with startling speed. Their iron cavalry swept south, and the flames of war engulfed the Central Plains. Then came the Jingkang Incident: Bianliang fell, the two emperors were taken north, and the court and people fled south. From then on, the Song survived in a corner of the Jiangnan region. Amid this era of upheaval, when the dynasty’s very survival h
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The Treacherous Chancellor Throws the Ming into Chaos 奸相乱明
The Treacherous Chancellor Upends the Ming is an epic power fantasy set during the Jiajing era of the Ming dynasty. It tells the gripping story of Yan Song and his son, who use flattery and political scheming to dominate the empire and bring disaster upon the realm for over twenty years, before finally collapsing amid the people's fury. In the early Jiajing era, the court treasury is empty, while the emperor is absorbed in Taoist rituals and spends lavishly. It is against this backdrop that Yan
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The Legend of the Jade Hairpin Pouch 锁麟囊传奇
Xue Xiangling, daughter of the wealthy Xue family of Dengzhou, was born into a life of luxury and spoiled from childhood. On her wedding day, following local custom, her mother prepared a beautifully embroidered qilin pouch for her, symbolizing the hope that she would soon have a child. The pouch was filled with priceless jewels, a symbol of the Xue family's wealth and glory. But fate had other plans. A sudden downpour forced the wedding sedan to stop at Chunqiu Pavilion for shelter. Just then,
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The Flame Steed 火焰驹
During the Great Song era, the northern tribes rebel and the border is in crisis. The young general Li Yanrong is summoned in the kingdom’s hour of need, appointed commander, and sent to war, where he wins one glorious victory after another. Yet before the fighting has ended, dark currents stir at court. Treacherous officials hold power and slander sways the emperor. Li Shou, Minister of War and Li Yanrong’s father, is falsely accused of “colluding with the enemy and betraying the country.” The
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The Heavenly Secrets Unveiled: The Investiture of the Gods 天机尽洩封神榜
This is a pinnacle work of ancient Chinese mythological fiction, a sweeping masterpiece whose vast world, complex hierarchy of gods and mortals, and profound spiritual depth stand alongside the great epics of the West. Since its publication in the Ming dynasty, it has circulated for centuries and taken root among the people, becoming almost part of the shared memory of traditional culture. Set against the historical upheaval that saw the Shang dynasty give way to the Zhou, the work spans the rea
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