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Vernacular Boudoir Secrets
"The Secret Art of the Boudoir" is a novel about worldly affairs written in chapters during the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty. This book aims to promote traditional women's ethics and educate women in the boudoir in an easy-to-understand way. The book uses vivid and simple colloquial language to illustrate the "duties" that women should abide by through the presentation of positive and negative examples. The core is to persuade women to curb their violent tempers, resolve jealousy
10.6kReads9.2Score—Shelves
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Five Tigers Pingnan
"Five Tigers Ping Nan" tells the story of how the Five Tigers led by Di Qing led their troops to conquer the South and put down the Yizhigao rebellion in Guangyuan Prefecture. It also tells the story of the love entanglement between Di Qing's two twins, Di Long and Di Hu, and the enemy female generals Duan Hongyu and Wang Lanying during the expedition. It also intersperses clues about Bao Zheng and Di Qing's struggle with the traitors in the court.
1.1kReads9.5Score171Shelves
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Hepuzhu
The full title of this book is "Newly Engraved Criticisms on Embroidered Figures and the Biography of Hepu Zhu". It does not identify the author, but is titled "Li Yanshui Sanren Edition." There is a self-preface at the beginning. The whole book is divided into four volumes with a total of sixteen chapters.
306Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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The Legend of Detective Di Renjie of the Tang Dynasty
This book contains sixty-four chapters in total. The first thirty chapters describe Di Renjie's redress of injustice when he was appointed magistrate of Changping County; the last thirty-four chapters describe the story of Di Renjie's purge of the imperial court when he was appointed prime minister. In the book, Duke Di values practicality over fickleness, values integrity and is adaptable, values investigation over making arbitrary decisions, loves the people but despises tyranny. The p
225Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Qianlong's Tour of Jiangnan
This book is a famous chivalrous novel in the Qing Dynasty. It was originally called "The Heyday of the Holy Dynasty Evergreen", and is also known as "The New Biography of the Evergreen Genius" and "Qianlong's Inspection to the South of the Yangtze River". The novel tells the story of Emperor Qianlong's dream in Beijing that there were many talented people in the south of the Yangtze River, so he changed his name to Gao Tianci and traveled incognito to search for virtuous people and enjoy the sc
141Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Shi Gongan
Publican novels are novels about officials deciding cases. They began in the Song and Yuan Dynasties and reached their climax in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This book is a landmark work of public case novels in the Qing Dynasty and has been popular among the people for more than a hundred years.
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Story of the Three Kingdoms (Free Public Edition Book)
It is created by folk storytellers. The story begins when Sima Zhong Xiang enters the underworld in a dream and judges Han Xin, Peng Yue, and Yingbu to be reincarnated as Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan, dividing the Han Dynasty into three parts, and ends with Zhuge Liang's death of illness, the destruction of the Three Kingdoms, and Sima's proclaimed emperor. It already has the main plot of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and has the color of folklore. Excerpting the political and military s
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The Case of Dickong (Original Work)
The Chinese version of "Sherlock Holmes" solves strange cases with intelligence and is a legend of a famous minister with a ruthless heart! Based on Di Renjie, a famous prime minister in the Tang Dynasty, it tells the story of how he solved a series of bizarre and unsolved cases during his tenure as the prime minister and governor of Dali Temple. The background is set in the period from Tang Gaozong to Wu Zetian. It not only shows the atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, but also reveals t
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Yu Gongan (Complete Works in Vernacular)
The book is based on Jackie Chan's official career and includes dozens of strange and important cases he solved during his tenure in Zhili, Liangjiang, and Guangdong and Guangxi. There are civil cases involving the detection of bandits, murders and property disputes, as well as official games involving outsmarting the powerful and purging officials. A poor scholar is framed by a black shop, and an ancient book leads to a series of conspiracies; A woman in a brothel dies violently, the evildoer h
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The Case of Di Gong (Complete Edition in Vernacular)
The pinnacle of Chinese classical mystery novels! During the Tang Dynasty, strange cases occurred one after another: an abandoned house with ghosts crying late at night, an official who died suddenly and mysteriously, secret letters hiding mysteries... The clues were intertwined like spider threads, and the truth was covered up by layers of fog. Di Renjie uses a pair of insightful eyes to see through people's hearts, see through the disguise in the details, and solve the puzzle in the weirdness.
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The Case of Di Gong (Original Complete Edition)
When the moonlight of the prosperous Tang Dynasty shines into the dark corners of officialdom, Di Renjie's figure becomes the most touching footnote. This is not only a collection of solved cases, but also an ukiyo-e painting of the Tang Dynasty: from the cunning of market traders to the machinations of princes and nobles, from the absurdity of rural anecdotes to the dangers of court battles, each case is a mirror that reflects the good and evil of human nature and the wrinkles of the times.
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Mao Gongan (Original Text)
Yao Geng's evil deeds were unprovoked, and Liu's conspiracy was even more unkind. The unruly husband and the fierce woman were punished, and they were torn to pieces and buried in the underworld. Fortunately, Yao Yi met an upright official, and his family reunited happily. Mao patrols for the country and the people, and his name will be passed down through the ages. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, the Yao brothers from Liangxiang, Zhuozhou, fought for their father's inheritance, w
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Silver Lotus Plum
"Yin Ping Mei" is also known as "The Romance of Lotus Seed Vase", "The Romance of Lotus Seed Vase", "The Fifth Wonderful Book of Yin Ping Mei" and "The First Wonderful Book of Lotus Seed Vase". There are four volumes with twenty-three chapters, including the Tongzhi "Fujingtang Collection" version, the Yinghaixuan version, the Guangxu Shanghai Bookstore lithographic version, etc. [1] It is written that during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Liu Fang and Chen Sheng became sworn
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Talking About Tang Dynasty Later Biography
[Traditional Sui and Tang Chapter Novels, Machiavellian War Stories, Sui and Tang Continuations] Continuing the story of "Talking about the Tang Dynasty", it is divided into two story units: sweeping the north and conquering the east, and gathering heroes from the five families of Qin, Yuchi, Luo, Cheng and Xue. In the first half of the chapter, veteran generals Qin Qiong and Yuchi Gong set out to fight, and Yuchi Bao recognized his father at Bailiangguan. Luo Tong, bearing the grudge of the tra
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Liu Gongan
[Suspense and brain-burning + Qing Dynasty unsolved cases + divine reversal + Chinese horror + Liu Luoguo] During the Qing Dynasty, the world was peaceful, but there was an undercurrent in Jinling Jiangning Mansion. Liu Yong has just arrived, and before he has settled in, he encounters a shocking mystery - the couple stayed in an inn for the night, the husband died mysteriously, the whereabouts of the wife are unknown, the county magistrate beat him, and the shop owner was actually found to be t
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Boudoir Secrets
This work "Secret Techniques of the Boudoir" is written by the author without title.
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Qianlong Went to Jiangnan
"Qianlong's Journey to the South of the Yangtze River" is a classic Qing Dynasty chapter-length chivalrous wild history, with a total of seventy-six chapters. The main line is that Qianlong went south incognito under the pseudonym Gao Tianci, connecting adventures in various places in the south of the Yangtze River. Qianlong put down the government affairs of the court, and only took his adopted son Zhou Qing and his two sons to travel to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Guangdong and other places. Alo
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Zengguang Xianwen
[Basic Chinese Studies｜Comparison of original text and translation｜Readings of life mottos] "Zengguang Xianwen" has been circulated for hundreds of years and is a well-known folk classic on life. The book contains a large number of folk proverbs and sage mottos, which are catchy and have no threshold for obscure ancient texts. This book uses the original text + vernacular text for typesetting. Each ancient saying is paired with a straightforward and easy-to-understand interpretation, which can b
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I'm Not a Love Brain!
Don't look! Display bad works! It's just obsessive-compulsive disorder that forces me to fill in the holes! [Rebirth + Funny + Healing + Growth + Suspense] —— [Fuck the female high school student when she returns to her sanity and refuses to accept it. —— In her previous life, Ran Ran was obsessed with love and chased a love-minded scumbag for ten years. In the end, she was accidentally killed on the way to find the scumbag. God had mercy on her and gave her another chance. When she returned to
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