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  1. Wow, the Abducted Husband Is Not a Human Being Ancient Romance898k Wordscompleted Heroine + time travel + space + dual strengths (the heroine is a growth type) + 1V1 + fantasy + slap-in-the-face cool writing + martial arts + happy enemies... That year, she accidentally entered his territory and saved him by accident. Looking at the beautiful person in front of him who was so beautiful that it was indistinguishable from male to female, and so beautiful that both humans and gods were angry, he was thinking about how he could repay her after he recovered... However, the next sec 130Reads6.5ScoreShelves
  2. Master Qin, How Many Good Brothers Do You Have? Modern Romance581k Wordsongoing Metaphysics + patriotism + one woman with many men (all men are clean) + no live broadcast +... After Heavenly Master Qin Ruoshui failed to ascend, his soul traveled to modern times, and then... The love fortune is off the charts... Man 1: ... It's my business to like you. You don't have to make a decision in a hurry. I'm willing to wait for you for as long as I want... Second Man: ... Woman, the money is yours, and I... Am also yours... The third male felt aggrieved: ... Qin Bodhisattva, how ma 29ReadsScoreShelves
  3. Chinese Bureaucracy completed Different from abstract political theory works, the content of this book is derived from the two authors' decades of practical experience in officialdom. It records in detail the specific processes of local government affairs, judicial case handling, and shogunate collaboration in the Qing Dynasty. It provides first-hand material with great reference value for studying the political system, officialdom ecology, and local governance models of the Qing Dynasty. It is a high-quality reference book Reads8.1ScoreShelves
  4. Chinese Bureaucracy completed "Chinese Officialdom" As a unique stage in China's feudal society, "officialdom" has staged countless "tragedies" and "comedies" in history. The authors of "Chinese Officialdom" were Wang Longzhuang and Wan Fengjiang in the Qing Dynasty. The content of this manuscript is a profound summary of the two authors' decades of official experience as government, state, and county staff and magistrates. It is a summary of various phenomena in the officialdom during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty Reads8.1ScoreShelves
  5. Shuangjietang Yongxun completed This work "Shuangjietang Yongxun" is written by Wang Huizu Reads8.1ScoreShelves