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The Empire's Lone Minister Zuo Zongtang, Part One: The Bloody Western Expedition 帝国孤臣左宗棠第一部：铁血西征
He set out with a coffin and reclaimed a thousand miles of rivers and mountains. He was the empire’s last lone hero in its twilight years, making a move that was sure to cost him his life in a rotten game of power. 【The Core Story】 In the late Qing Dynasty, beset by internal strife and foreign threats, the court was torn between “coastal defense” and “frontier defense.” Zuo Zongtang pushed through opposition and advocated reclaiming Xinjiang, but received nothing more than an empty title: he had
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The Diviner, Season One: Haojing 占卜师第一季：镐京篇
A word of warning: If you’re looking for mindless wish fulfillment, an all-knowing and all-powerful hero, or a transmigration story where the System spoon-feeds the protagonist, this book may not be for you. Please leave now, because you won’t find any of that here. All you’ll find is a modern soul cast into a Western Zhou dungeon, forced to confront a brutal inferno of reality: When the celestial phenomenon known as “Mars guarding the Heart” is seen as divine punishment, what he needs is orbita
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See You in Court, Mr. CEO 霸总，法庭见
One-line summary: Other people transmigrate into a book to become someone’s stand-in. I transmigrate into a book to become a lawyer. Synopsis: She transmigrates into a book as the stand-in female supporting character in a CEO romance. In the original ending, she takes three million yuan back to her hometown, opens a flower shop, and never marries. Her only appearance in the epilogue is two hundred words long. Lin Zhiyi looks at her medical report. Minor injuries. That’s enough. She sues. The CEO
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A Thousand-Year Pact Between the First Emperor and Me 我和始皇的千年之约
Beneath Kunlun, I wagered my life against the First Emperor. Beneath the star chart, she turned her hair white for me. Archaeologist Lin Mu touched a thousand-year-old frozen corpse and was thrown into Qin Shi Huang's deadly expedition. According to the historical records, no one from this expedition ever returned. Everyone else was cannon fodder. He was the sacrifice. His only chance to survive was A Chang, a Qiang woman shackled in chains. The First Emperor had personally named her the “key,”
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