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Books by Ning Haotian

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  1. The Record of Yang Naiwu and Little Cabbage: A Fight to Survive a Blood Feud 血冤求生录：杨乃武与小白菜 Ning Haotian宁昊天Historical132k WordsCompleted One bang of the courtroom block strikes fear throughout Jiangnan! Yang Naiwu: a name that stirred the seemingly peaceful officialdom of the late Qing and brought to light a miscarriage of justice that left everyone sighing in sorrow. In the ninth year of the Xianfeng reign, a bizarre murder in Yuhang County, Hangzhou Prefecture, sent ripples spreading across the waters. In the end, it reached all the way to the imperial court and caused an enormous uproar. In Yuhang, the successful candidate 90Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Great Xin: A Biography of Wang Mang 大新王莽传 Ning Haotian宁昊天Historical123k WordsCompleted My name is Wang Mang, and I live in a turbulent age. I was full of ambition, hoping to reform the world and establish an ideal order. Step by step, I rose to the heights of power, every move shaped by calculation and compromise. But my path was far from smooth, and opposition arose everywhere. Was everything I did right or wrong? Was I saving the people, or losing myself to the madness of power? Come with me and experience this magnificent yet controversial life… 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Siheyuan: Silly Zhu Is Finished, so He Daqing Starts Over With a New Account 四合院：傻柱已废，大清重练小号 Ning Haotian宁皓天Male-Channel Fanfiction40k WordsOngoing He Daqing unexpectedly transmigrates into the world of Birds-Filling Courtyard, becoming He Daqing, Silly Zhu's biological father. Looking at the courtyard's busybodies, He Daqing gives a cold laugh. Qin Huairu, you can be a wife, but don't even think about being a daughter-in-law. (She is not the female lead.) Xu Damao, you can get married, but you have to be ready to play the stepfather. Yi Zhonghai... Liu Haizhong... 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Best History of China: Three Hundred Years of Song Dynasty Turmoil 最好看的中国史：大宋风云三百年 Ning Haotian宁昊天Historical169k WordsOngoing Why choose the “Most Entertaining History of China” series as your first stop for learning about history? Because this work is rooted in official histories, yet brings the past to life in a way that's even more exciting and entertaining than fiction. It transforms dusty history into vivid, fascinating stories that are easy to understand and a breeze to read, drawing you in before you even realize it and making it hard to stop. Three Hundred Years of Turmoil in the Great Song: Since Zhao Kuang 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. A Fun Take on Republican-Era China 趣说民国 Ning Haotian宁昊天Urban137k WordsOngoing A witty take on the 38 years of the Republic of China, letting you enjoy history as you read. The Republic of China was an era of upheaval, where old and new intertwined. This book offers a unique perspective on that storied period. It explores the political stage, with warlords scheming against one another and the rise and development of the Nationalists and Communists, as well as the struggles of domestic industries and the ups and downs of financial markets. The cultural sphere was a lively —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. A Hero of a Chaotic Age: The Tale of Cao Cao 乱世雄主：曹操传 Ning Haotian宁昊天Historical207k WordsOngoing A story more entertaining than a novel, letting readers get to know the real Cao Cao with ease. Some call him a treacherous hero, saying he was cunning, suspicious, and ambitious, that he used the emperor to control the warlords and clearly intended to usurp the Han dynasty. Others praise him as a hero, lauding his extraordinary talent and ambition, his power to sweep across the land, and his unification of the north, which ended the chaos of the warlords’ rivalries. Yet these one-sided judgm —Reads—Score—Shelves