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Books by Guan Cheng
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Song Xiao: After the Jingkang Incident 宋啸：靖康之后
In the winter of the third year of Kaixi (1207), at the darkest moment after the failed Northern Expedition, the protagonist, a 35-year-old modern history enthusiast with a master’s degree in history and five years of experience as a grassroots civil servant, transmigrates by accident into the body of Song Ningzong Zhao Kuo, the second son of Emperor Guangzong of Song. The ministers had raised him to the throne, but powerful courtiers had kept him under their control for years. Now the Northern
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The Workaholic 业务狂人
Give and take. That’s the reality of the world we live in. The loyalty between manufacturers and distributors is barely thicker than a sheet of A4 paper. Hold it up to the light, and you can see through to the other side: a relationship built on nothing but mutual exploitation. Sales figures are just appearances. Profit is what really matters. If appearances fall apart, profit can keep things going. But once the profit is gone, appearances are just empty clouds. Here, you won’t find all-knowing
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Reborn in Great Qin as Fusu 大秦重生扶苏
A modern artillery regiment commander unexpectedly transmigrates back to the Qin Dynasty and is reborn in the body of Prince Fusu, who has been forced to take his own life. With no System, no pocket dimension, and no magical bag of treasures, he can only rely on his deeply ingrained military expertise, modern management skills, and solid knowledge of history to find a way to survive within this vast imperial machine and defy fate.
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The Northern Frontier Will Never Submit 北疆不为臣
Gu Changce, once Crown Prince’s tutor, is reborn as the son of a condemned official. From the start: Exiled to a remote city on the northern frontier, with not a single soldier at his command, while the supervising official wants him dead. Golden finger: Only hazy memories of his past life. He remembers the broad strokes, but not the details. The appeal: He uses his wits, not force, and relies on strategy, not a System. He guards the border for three years, defeating twenty thousand with three t
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A Journey Through the Martial World with a Hidden Sword 藏剑江湖行
In the final years of the Tang dynasty, rebellions erupt across the land, and local armies repeatedly rise against the court. An Sai Shan, a military governor close to the emperor, secretly plots rebellion and schemes to seize the Tang empire. He meticulously orchestrates a catastrophe in the martial world, setting his plan quietly in motion. To launch a swift invasion of the south, he plans to command a million troops by harnessing the power of the martial arts world. He secretly engineers a st
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