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The Great Ming’s First Imperial Guard
Wanli: I know everything. Acting? Who could possibly act better than me? Feng Bao: I am utterly loyal to the emperor, and I will surely be remembered in the history books. Oh! What's this treasure? Thank you, thank you, Marquis. May your descendants hold the marquisate for generations. Zhang Juzheng: Everyone else is drunk, but I'm the only one awake. What a bunch of cowards. Nurhaci: Hatred drives me, fear is instinct, keeping my distance is how I survive. Please, just leave me alone. Zhu Yingz
1.5kReads6.3Score—Shelves
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The Table-Flipping Player at the End of the Ming Dynasty
After transmigrating into the family of a wealthy merchant in the late Ming dynasty, he topples one established order after another: border trade, Joseon, Japan, Mongolia, the Western Regions, gentry landlords, scholar-officials, and even the hypocrisy ingrained in the blood of Western pirates. This is a template for a transmigrator's story... After reading this book, you can add to it yourself and become a writer!!!!
901Reads7.7Score—Shelves
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Daming: Your Majesty, Please Rest.
Wanli in the Ming Dynasty had no system. The Jinyiwei gang took advantage of the opportunity to climb higher and looked around, only to discover that when the pie falls in the sky, there must be a trap underground. Emperor Gou, I have tolerated you for a long time...
8Reads—Score—Shelves
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Yi Ming: Basic Skills, Expert Skills, Ordinary Skills
Not a brainstorm, not a system. The starting point of the protagonist is "very high", but he is far away from the core decision-making level. Don't be misled. Born in a traditional family, he has strong hand skills. The officialdom is growing step by step, and there are skilled players. There are dangers in politics, and political opponents are common. Only by managing your skills well can you use your skills to break through the thousand-year-old tricks. Only by living within the rules and usin
5Reads—Score—Shelves