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The Grand Canal: Emperor Yang of Sui's Song of Ice and Fire 大运河：隋炀帝冰与火之歌
Yang Guang, Prince of Jin under the Sui, was handsome, shrewd, and patient, biding his time in secret. While Emperor Wen, Yang Jian, lay gravely ill at Renshou Palace, his affair with Lady Xuanhua was exposed. He responded by murdering his father, forging an imperial edict, deposing and killing Crown Prince Yang Yong, and imprisoning his brothers until they died. He seized the throne in a bloody coup and renamed the era Daye. Once emperor, he broke the power of the great clans and established t
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Yuwen Shiji, the Concubine-Born Son: From Sui Prince Consort to Tang Chancellor 庶子宇文士及，从隋驸马到唐丞相
Yuwen Shiji, the third son of Yuwen Shu, was famous in the capital as a “good-for-nothing.” He was no scholar and no warrior. In front of his two formidable elder brothers, he always kept his head down and wore a smile, never daring to drink even one cup too many. But no one knew that beneath this timid exterior lay a heart that saw all under heaven as a chessboard. When Emperor Yang of Sui sought a husband for his cherished daughter, Princess Nanyang, the young noblemen fought tooth and nail fo
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Cherry Blossoms Enter the Banquet, Dragging the Prince of the Song Dynasty into the Abyss 樱花入宴，拉宋朝王爷入深渊
It tells the story of Yelu Muying (pseudonym: Li Muying), a princess of the Liao Kingdom, who sneaked into the Song Dynasty as a craftsman. The dilapidation after the flood, the "simple beauty" under the rough clothes, pitiful and well-designed, captured the sincerity of the banquet king Zhao Yanzhi (the third son of the Emperor of the Song Dynasty), but he was involved in a cruel fight for the right to inherit the throne, and his identity was exposed. When she was pregnant, she was in a dilemma
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