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In Those Years, the Emperors Screwed up the Reforms
A true record of an emperor's car overturn, and half a guide for workers to avoid pitfalls The dragon chair is the most dangerous entrepreneurial position, and the dragon robe is the heaviest overalls! This book uses a million-word history of blood and tears to reveal the emperor's grand prize for committing suicide: - Zhu Yunwen violently laid off employees (cut down the vassalage), and his uncles formed a group to rebel and gave him a "cremation gift package"; - Wang Mang used PPT to govern th
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Salt Lords in Troubled Times: from Smuggling Salt to Founding Privy Minister
When salt is worth less than life and blood is colder than frost, a private salt dealer becomes the fulcrum to stir up troubled times. At the end of the Later Tang Dynasty, the Khitan's iron hoof trampled the border of Hebei. In order to feed his sick mother and young sister, young Zhao Yansi got into a salt bag to survive, but he saw the salt gang boss chopped into pieces by a warlord. He fled south with three kilograms of coarse salt and staked his life in front of the military tent of Liu Zhi
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Apocalypse of the Great Song Dynasty's Collapse: This Is How Money Can't Be Played
When the treasury rats starved to death under the dragon's robe, the hot-blooded CEO Song Shenzong was in trouble! Wang Anshi held high the banner of KPI: "Your Majesty, there is money everywhere! Qingmiao Loan = national P2P, Yiwu = Meituan's monopoly, exemption law = spend money to buy blessings!" Zhang Wulang, a hawker from Bianjing, burst into tears: "I believe you! The interest on forced loans competes with anti-aircraft guns, the tax is 18 layers of matryoshka, and the official sickle digs
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After My Rebirth, I Became Famous with My Metaphysics and Slapped the Rich in the Face.
Lin Wanxing, the real daughter who died tragically in her previous life, returned with the "Qi Watching Technique". The left hand can detect treasures and accumulate capital, and the right hand can detect good and bad fortune and stir up the storm. When she trampled the fake daughter into the mud and sent the evil stepmother to prison—— But he found that the man he saved was being swallowed by a century-old curse.
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Looking North: Fifty Years After Hongwu's Death
In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Prince Zhu Biao suddenly died of illness. In order to protect his young grandson Zhu Yunwen, Zhu Yuanzhang slaughtered the heroes and strengthened the ancestral system, but this buried the deepest rift in the dynasty. This is an epic masterpiece that spans the turbulent first fifty years of the Ming Dynasty. How did the idealistic Emperor Jianwen carry out the benevolent reform that was doomed to tragedy in the shadow of his grandfather and surrounded by the t
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Tomb of Bis: Zhang Tingyu and the Secret Documents of the Qing Court
"Bi Zhong: Zhang Tingyu and the Secret Files of the Qing Court" is a million-word historical novel that uses "clerical politics" as a knife to dissect the core of power in the three dynasties from Kangxi to Qianlong. It does not describe the smoke of the battlefield, nor depicts the secrets of the palace. It only focuses on the "nerve endings" of the empire's operation - memorials, secret edicts, archives and inscriptions. The protagonist Zhang Tingyu, the only Han official in the Qing Dynasty w
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