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  1. Tales of the Southern Ming 南明那些事儿 Historical267k WordsCompleted Tales of the Southern Ming recounts a chapter of late Ming history, portraying the struggle of a people amid chaos and examining the power plays and factional conflicts of the ancient court. Loyal ministers and righteous patriots, treacherous villains, civil war and foreign invasion, barbarism and civilization intertwine in a sweeping historical panorama. 777Reads9.4Score158Shelves
  2. The Virtuous Prince of the Qing Dynasty: Prince Yi Through Three Reigns 大清贤王:三朝怡亲王 Historical123k WordsCompleted One day, a devoted Qing history buff wakes up as Yinxiang, the thirteen-year-old thirteenth prince of Emperor Kangxi. He knows he will win the emperor’s favor, only to lose it in a single day and spend ten years under house arrest. He knows his fourth brother will ascend the throne, and that he himself will work himself to death supporting him in the eighth year of the Yongzheng reign. He knows the Great Qing will enter an age of prosperity, and that after it comes a century of humiliation. This 106Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Cultivating Immortality in the Qing Dynasty: The Tenth Prince's Carefree Path 清穿修仙:十爷的逍遥路 Historical55k WordsCompleted A modern soul dies unexpectedly, but an ancient jade pendant containing a cultivation space carries it back in time. Reborn in the Qing Dynasty during the Kangxi Emperor’s reign, he becomes the emperor’s tenth son by birth order, Aisin Gioro Yin’e. With memories of his past life and a priceless cultivation treasure at his side, he is destined for greatness from the moment he is born. He uses a miraculous elixir from his space to cure his birth mother, Noble Consort Wen, of her chronic illness, a 11Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong: Pillars of the Han Court 康雍乾:汉臣柱石 Historical219k WordsCompleted Li Jingling, who holds two master's degrees in Qing history, woke up to find that his soul had traveled back to the first year of the Kangxi reign. He had become the fifth son of Li Shualtai, Viceroy of Fujian and Zhejiang and a member of a prominent Han Chinese military family in Liaodong in the early Qing dynasty. Born into the elite Plain Blue Banner, he knew all too well the deep divide between Manchus and Han Chinese in the early Qing, the bloodshed of the Revolt of the Three Feudatories, a 3Reads—Score—Shelves