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The Complete Works of Sima Yi's Three Kingdoms (Set of 5 Volumes in Total)
This book is a set of "Sima Yi Conquers the Three Kingdoms", with a total of 5 volumes, telling you the life of Sima Yi in detail. Why did the bustling Three Kingdoms end up belonging to the silent Sima Yi? Sima Yi was inferior to Cao Cao in terms of cunning, inferior to Zhuge Liang in resourcefulness, and any one of Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, and Lu Bu could destroy him in terms of martial arts. However, he lurked around Cao Cao for decades and allowed Cao Cao to send him around. He pretended to be wea
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The Glory of the Ming Empire: Resisting Japan and Aiding Korea 1592
In the twentieth year of Wanli (1592), Japan brazenly launched an aggressive war against North Korea and the Ming Dynasty of China. At the request of the Korean king, Zhu Yijun, the Wanli Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, resolutely sent the famous general Li Rusong to the Eastern Expedition to resist Japan and aid Korea, and fertile the Korean Peninsula with blood. Everyone has their own feelings and judgments about history. The author adopts the method of "Zuo Zhuan" to make the decision before suc
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Sima Yi Eats the Three Kingdoms 5
"Sima Yi Eats the Three Kingdoms (Complete Collection) (Novel) (Set of 5 Volumes)" In 246 AD, late at night, spies secretly reported: "Sima Yi, who returned to his hometown to recuperate, did indeed take a new concubine, indulged in drinking and sex all day long, and his old wife made a big fuss when she found out. The old guy not only refused to listen, but actually He yelled at her, "It's just that she's ugly, and it's embarrassing to come out!" These days, his wife and son are on hunger strik
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Daming God's Judgment: 1368, the First Year of Hongwu
In the spring of the first year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang personally led an army to attack Yuan Dynasty general Wang Baobao. Prime Minister Li Shanchang and Yushi Zhongcheng Liu Bowen stayed in Yingtian Mansion as two ministers of supervision and auxiliary government, assisting Prince Zhu Biao in governing the country. When three major problems such as driving away the barbarians, eliminating natural disasters, and clearing up the rule of law suddenly came to him, Liu Bowen cleverly planned it wi
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