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Books by Lose 60 Jin
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Common Knowledge Errors in Historical Transmigration Novels 那些历史穿越文中的常识性错误
Many people think that with the mindset of a modern person, they can transmigrate to ancient times and defy fate. In reality, it was far harder for ordinary people to break through the class barrier in feudal society. Also, many aristocratic clans weren’t nearly as stupid as you might think. In ancient times, a family that could afford to educate its children wasn’t an ordinary family. They were usually aristocrats or nobles. How bad could the people who wrote the Discourses on Salt and Iron, Th
336Reads8.0Score—Shelves
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Unfinished Business in the Year of Jiashen 甲申未竟
When people look back on the late Ming, they always lament that Zhu Yujian and Li Dingguo never stood together as ruler and subject. Why couldn’t Li Dingguo and Zheng Chenggong join forces? Why couldn’t Qu Shisi and He Tengjiao set aside their prejudice against the peasants? But even if history had unfolded just as you hoped, one person would still have appeared. This person would place great hopes in you, beckon you over, and say, “Little one, little one, don’t be afraid. Would you like to come
58Reads—Score—Shelves
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How Difficult Was It to Command Ancient Armies? 古代大军团作战有多难
Just how difficult was warfare in ancient times? It's beyond what ordinary people can imagine. Reading a few military treatises or playing a few games doesn't mean you can command an army at will. From court politics and supplying provisions and pay to local cooperation and nationwide troop mobilization, every part affected all the others. And the pressure on generals was immense. Let's take a close look at the difficulties of ancient warfare from several perspectives.
44Reads—Score—Shelves
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Dynastic Rise and Fall Under the Tax System 税制下的朝代兴衰
The decline of dynasties throughout history has been closely tied to money, and the creation and implementation of tax systems offer direct evidence of their rise and fall. The importance of taxation is self-evident. And the people’s lives under those taxes are just as clear a reflection. History is written by the victors, and dynasties belong to those in power. As for the people, you can judge for yourselves.
33Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Hardships of History 历史上的苦事
This book focuses on things that, viewed through a modern lens, made life very difficult for ordinary people, such as being buried alive with the dead and cruel torture. It aims to help readers understand just how hard life was for ordinary people under the feudal system.
19Reads—Score—Shelves
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Three Hundred Years of Turmoil 风雨动荡三百年
The Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties period is one of the most famous eras of chaos in Chinese history. Regimes rose and fell without end, ordinary people’s lives were worth less than an ant’s, foreign peoples invaded, and the Chinese nation came close to extinction. This was a time marked by nothing but trauma.
5Reads—Score—Shelves