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  1. I Picked Up a Max-Level Little One, and My Senior Brothers Panicked 捡个满级幼崽，师兄们集体破防了 Li Nan黎楠Ancient Romance398k WordsCompleted [Cute baby + everyone’s favorite + playing dumb to catch the enemy off guard + no romance] After Miao Miao comes down from the mountain, she discovers that the world outside is nothing like what her grandpas told her... Her grandpas said that geniuses were everywhere and powerful figures were a dime a dozen, and that with her little bit of cultivation, she’d be crushed the moment she went out into the world. Wait, then what’s with the genius right in front of her? One punch from her, and he goes 4.9kReads8.6Score748Shelves
  2. A General History of the World (10 Volumes) 世界通史（全十册） Li Nan李楠Historical937k WordsCompleted This book explores the evolution of world history, the development of world civilizations, and their impact on modern society. Taking a global perspective, it focuses on influential historical events that helped shape the course of history. Its topics include primitive societies, ancient civilizations across Eurasia, early civilizations across Eurasia, the world beyond Eurasia, a world divided into regions, the rise of the West, a world ruled by Western powers, and the West's decline and success 2.2kReads9.5Score648Shelves
  3. Xia, Shang, and Zhou: The Rise and Fall of Dynasties 夏商周（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical229k WordsCompleted This book tells the colorful history of China from prehistoric times to the fall of the Western Zhou in 770 BC. During this period, the ancestors of the Chinese people established the Huaxia civilization across the vast, fertile land, moving from primitive society to a slave society, and from tribal confederations to centralized states. Bronze vessels and oracle-bone inscriptions from the Shang Dynasty remain astonishing achievements. The “Rule of Cheng and Kang” brought the Western Zhou to the 509Reads9.4Score130Shelves
  4. The Southern Song Dynasty (Dynastic Turmoil) 南宋王朝（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical245k WordsCompleted From Zhao Gou's restoration of the Song court in 1127 to its fall to the Yuan in 1276, the Southern Song survived in the south for 150 years. As the Song royal house moved south, the southern economy developed further, and science and technology advanced by leaps and bounds. Through innovation and renewal, Song Confucian Neo-Confucianism reached new heights in the history of ancient Chinese thought. The Southern Song faced the Jin and Yuan dynasties in prolonged standoffs, shifting between war a 116Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  5. Dynastic Turmoil: Liao, Xia, and Jin 王朝风云：辽夏金 Li Nan李楠Historical260k WordsCompleted This book tells the history of China across the 319 years of the Liao Dynasty (916–1125), Western Xia (1038–1227), and Jin Dynasty (1115–1234). The Liao was founded by the Khitan people and helped spur the development of Inner Mongolia and the Northeast. It was eventually destroyed by the combined forces of Song and Jin. Western Xia was a dynasty established by the Tanguts in northwestern China, later conquered by Genghis Khan. The Jin Dynasty was founded by the Jurchens. It successively destroy 113Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  6. The Eastern Han Dynasty: Rise and Fall of an Empire 东汉王朝（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical261k WordsCompleted This book tells the history of the entire Eastern Han dynasty, from Liu Xiu proclaiming himself emperor in 25 AD to Emperor Xian abdicating the throne in 220 AD. Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu had studied at the Imperial Academy. In the early years of the dynasty, he sidelined meritorious generals and promoted civil officials, relying heavily on Confucian scholars to assist in governing. Confucianism flourished during the Eastern Han. Starting with Emperor He Liu Zhao, powerful clans and eunuchs meddle 88Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  7. A General History of the World (10 Volumes) 世界通史（共10卷） Li Nan李 楠Historical768k WordsCompleted A General History of the World, Volume Ten is an excellent work by Li Nan. 78Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  8. The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms: A Turbulent Age of Empires 五代十国（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical217k WordsCompleted This book recounts Chinese history over the 54 years from 907, when Zhu Wen founded Later Liang, to 960, when Zhao Kuangyin launched the Chenqiao Mutiny and established the Northern Song. The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms era was a period of transition between the Tang and Song, a time when, as one account put it, “the realm fell into chaos, and China’s disasters came one after another, as usurpations and murders followed in quick succession.” Dynasties and rulers rose and fell in turn, like d 67Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  9. The Sui Dynasty: Turmoil at Court 隋朝（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical217k WordsCompleted This book recounts Chinese history from 581 CE, when Emperor Wen of Sui, Yang Jian, founded the Sui dynasty, to 618, when Li Yuan founded the Tang dynasty. The Sui ended the long era of warfare and division that had lasted since the Wei and Jin dynasties and the Northern and Southern dynasties, reunifying China. But Yang Jian was a suspicious and ruthless ruler who slaughtered meritorious officials, sowing the seeds of great upheaval. After Yang Guang killed his father and took the throne, his i 48Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  10. The Great Qin Dynasty: The Rise and Fall of an Empire 大秦王朝（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical225k WordsCompleted This book tells the story of the Qin state, from its rise and the unification of China by Qin Shi Huang in 221 BCE to the surrender and death of Qin King Ziying in 206 BCE. Ying Zheng, Qin Shi Huang, built on the achievements of six generations, defeated his rivals, and founded the Qin dynasty. He standardized writing, vehicles, weights, and measures. But in his triumph, Qin Shi Huang embarked on endless construction: building the Great Wall, palaces, and his mausoleum. He burned books, buried s 45Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  11. Spring and Autumn and Warring States: The Rise and Fall of Dynasties 春秋战国（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical249k WordsCompleted This book recounts Chinese history over the 550 years from King Ping of Zhou’s eastward migration in 770 BC to Qin Shi Huang’s unification of the realm in 221 BC. During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, the Zhou royal house weakened, the feudal lords waged war year after year, and rival powers rose in profusion, giving rise to the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn period and the Seven Warring States. These were turbulent times, when peace could vanish overnight and disaster 45Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  12. The Rise and Fall of Dynasties: The Three Kingdoms, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties 王朝风云之三国两晋南北朝 Li Nan李楠Historical293k WordsCompleted From Dong Zhuo's abduction of Emperor Xian of Han from Luoyang in 190 AD to Emperor Wen of Sui's unification of the realm in 589, the Three Kingdoms, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties formed the longest period of division in Chinese history. More than thirty dynasties rose and fell over four hundred years. “Who in the realm can stand against Cao Cao and Liu Bei? When having a son, one should have one like Sun Zhongmou.” Heroes vied for supremacy, scheming against one another. Events shift 42Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. The Yuan Dynasty: Rise and Fall of a Dynasty 元朝（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical293k WordsCompleted This book tells the history of China from 1206, when Genghis Khan established the Mongol regime, to 1368, when Zhu Yuanzhang founded the Great Ming dynasty. The Yuan was the first unified dynasty in Chinese history established by an ethnic minority. It expanded its frontiers until its territory exceeded that of previous dynasties. At the center, the Secretariat, the Privy Council, and the Censorate respectively handled civil administration, military affairs, and oversight. At the local level, it 32Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  14. The Great Qing Dynasty: The Rise and Fall of a Dynasty 大清王朝（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical267k WordsCompleted This book recounts 296 years of Chinese history, from Nurhaci’s founding of Later Jin in 1616 and Hong Taiji’s establishment of the Great Qing in 1636 to the Qing emperor’s abdication in 1912. During this period, the rulers expanded their territory and laid the foundations for the borders of modern China. The era saw both the early “Kangxi-Qianlong Golden Age” and the later extravagance and chaos of a troubled age, when eunuchs held sway. After Western powers forced open the empire’s doors with 31Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  15. The Ming Dynasty (Dynastic Turmoil) 大明王朝（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical283k WordsCompleted The Ming dynasty lasted 277 years. It began in 1368, when Zhu Yuanzhang declared himself emperor at Yingtian (Nanjing) and named his dynasty the Great Ming. It ended in 1644, when the Chongzhen Emperor hanged himself on Coal Hill. In the early Ming, Zhu Yuanzhang and his son Zhu Di governed diligently, laying the foundations for a century of prosperity. This was followed by what is known as the “Rule of Ren and Xuan.” After the middle period, political corruption set in and the dynasty steadily 21Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  16. The Western Han Dynasty: Rise and Fall of a Dynasty 西汉王朝（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical272k WordsCompleted This book unveils the history spanning more than two centuries, from Xiang Yu and Liu Bang's uprising against the Qin in 209 BCE to Liu Bang's founding of the Han dynasty and Wang Mang's usurpation of the Han in 9 CE. “Xiang Yu was no politician, whereas the King of Han was a consummate politician.” Liu Bang rose from humble beginnings, with a wild, headstrong nature. He retained the Qin system of administration and governed with a mixture of severity and leniency. The reigns of Wen and Jing emp 20Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  17. The Northern Song Dynasty: Rise and Fall of a Dynasty 北宋王朝（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical261k WordsCompleted From Zhao Kuangyin's ascension to the throne in 960 to the Jin army's capture of Kaifeng in 1127, the Northern Song dynasty lasted 168 years. The Northern Song ended the division and fragmentation of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, which had endured for half a century, and reached its height in the eleventh century. Its economy surpassed those of other lands, pioneering a range of economic models. Its cultural achievements flourished: six of the Eight Great Prose Masters of the Tang and Son 19Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  18. The Tang Dynasty: A Dynasty in Turmoil 大唐王朝（王朝风云） Li Nan李楠Historical264k WordsCompleted The Tang dynasty rose after the Sui and lasted 291 years, from its founding in 618 to its fall in 907, as enduring as the Han dynasty that rose after the Qin. The Tang was one of the most powerful dynasties in Chinese feudal history. From Emperor Taizong’s “Reign of Zhenguan” to Emperor Xuanzong’s “Kaiyuan Golden Age,” the dynasty’s glory reached its peak. The Tang was also a “kingdom of poetry,” where gifted poets shone like stars and exchanged verses freely, fully expressing the romance and el 18Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  19. A Dream of Stars and the Moon 星与月之梦 Li Nan荔楠Modern Romance325k WordsCompleted [Sweet Youth Romance | Contemporary Romance | Campus | Mutual Devotion | The Chase After the Breakup | Urban Romance] ☆ (A sweet, elegant beauty with a square-round face and a cool, restrained edge / A delicate, classically handsome man with an easily bruised romantic heart and an oval face) ^O^ In Yu Yao's seventeenth summer, there was nothing but a sky full of stars and a girl named Xu Xi. He approached her with the utmost care, hiding all his affection in the way he looked after her, and only 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  20. Major Events in China's History from Division to Chaos, Part Two 中国历史从分裂到混乱时期那些大事情（下） Li Nan李楠Historical55k WordsCompleted This book covers Xun Guan’s mission to fetch reinforcements; Zu Ti’s northern expedition; Wang Dun’s plot to seize the throne; Su Jun’s forced rebellion; Zhang Chun’s faithful execution of his mission; fathers, sons, and brothers turning against one another; Tao Kan’s brick-hauling as a lesson in perseverance; the eccentric Wang Meng’s service to Fu Jian; Liu Su’s elimination of Zhang Yong; Fu Jian’s purge of the Five Dukes; Lady’s City; the Battle of Fei River; Murong Nong’s uprising and the ki —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  21. The Apocalypse’s Best Healer: Come at Me If You Dare 末世第一奶妈，不服来治 Li Nan黎楠Sci-Fi & Apocalypse116k WordsOngoing [Apocalypse # System # Dual Rebirth # Ensemble Cast # Superpowers # Zombie Cores # Mutated Plants and Animals] In her previous life, Shen Luxi was shoved into a horde of zombies by her uncle’s family, while her six-year-old brother, Shen Nian’an, was torn apart by zombies right before her eyes. When she opened her eyes again, the apocalypse was just seven days away. The apocalypse survival System came online, and she frantically stockpiled supplies and fortified her safe house. This time, no one —Reads—Score—Shelves