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Books by Mo Qiu Ah
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The Heavenly Strategy Returns: I, Li Shimin, Reforge the Great Tang 天策再临：我，李世民，重铸大唐
After sleeping in his mausoleum for three hundred years, the great Tang emperor Li Shimin of the Zhenguan era opens his eyes amid the chaos of the late Tang dynasty. He has become the twenty-one-year-old Tang emperor Zhaozong, Li Ye, a puppet ruler placed under house arrest by eunuchs in Shaoyang Court. He has no soldiers or provisions, and the realm is falling apart. In Chang'an, a dou of rice costs three thousand coins. Outside the city, “human meat shops” have already appeared. Zhu Wen of
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Two Souls, One Empire: A Dou's Plan to Revive the Southern Song 双魂帝业：阿斗的南宋振兴计划
Liu Shan, the last ruler of Shu Han, reaches the end of his awkward life in Luoyang. When he opens his eyes, he has become Zhao Gou, the founding emperor of the Southern Song. Faced with a broken realm and the crisis of fleeing south, he finds himself thinking instead of the autumn wind at Wuzhang Plains and Chancellor Zhuge's unfinished Northern Expeditions. In this life, he has a chance to start over: From “so content in Shu that he forgot home” to “longing for Shu in Lin'an,” from a ruler
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I Transmigrated to the End of the Song Dynasty and Rebuilt the Empire 穿越宋末我重建帝国
Xu Haoxin, a young man fascinated by history, unexpectedly transmigrates to the turbulent final years of the Southern Song dynasty. After binding himself to the “Empire Restoration System,” Xu Haoxin gains the power to turn the tide. Rising from humble beginnings, he relies on the System’s ability to “foresee risks” to escape danger again and again amid the chaos, rapidly building wealth and renown. He recruits refugees and forms the “Eagle Army,” training them in “modern military doctrine” to c
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Southern Song: Liu Shan Somehow Transmigrates into Zhao Gou 南宋，刘禅竟然穿越成赵构
Liu Shan woke up to find himself in the body of Zhao Gou, Emperor Gaozong of Song, bearing the infamy of the Jingkang Humiliation and confined to a corner of the realm. After reflecting on the disaster, he resolved to wipe away the shame and restore the glory of the Song. Using Zhao Gou’s identity, he continued to play the part of an incompetent ruler, indulging in pleasure on the surface, while secretly working to win over the faction that favored war and build up loyal supporters. He also comb
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