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  1. Three Thousand Years of an Aristocratic Clan Recluse of Pavilion CloudsHistorical508k WordsCompleted Lu Tao felt that Milei's reforms didn't go far enough, so he transmigrated to the late Warring States period and decided to launch a new social experiment: build a nation on commerce, govern through a system of contracted responsibility, hire all officials on a contract basis, and place them under public supervision… 299Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The New Deal of the Kingdom of Heaven Can Turn the World Upside Down Recluse of Pavilion CloudsHistorical814k WordsCompleted "I, Hong Tianguifu, swear to live and die with Tianjing. King Qian and loyal king, there is no chance and there is no way out. Tianjing is not just a city, but a banner of iron and steel for me, the Han people," Hong Tianguifu raised his small fist and choked with sobs: "A big flag that is embedded in the hearts of hundreds of millions of Han people can inspire people with lofty ideals in the world to continue to fight. Even if we all die, as long as the flag is erected, expelling the Tartars an 61Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  3. The Kingdom of Heaven Will Never Perish and the Republic Will Be Established Recluse of Pavilion CloudsHistorical824k WordsCompleted Shi Dingzhong, the eldest son of Shi Dakai, the wing king of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, is the manager of the female camp and a young boy scout general. Seeing that Shi Dakai is about to reach a dead end in the Northern Expedition, the young man proposes that the world is for the public and starts his big copy operation... 21Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  4. Journey South: Chaos in the Western Heavens Recluse of Pavilion CloudsHistorical151k WordsOngoing I transmigrated into Chen Xuanzang, and now I’m off to the Western Heavens to fetch the scriptures! When you’re away from home, you can give yourself whatever identity you like. To show off the prestige of a Tang emissary on a sacred mission, Chen Xuanzang bragged that he was Li Chengzong, the former imperial grandson of the Tang. Little did he know that Emperor Taizong would take him at his word and insist on uprooting the whole family. The Li Tang court has shown no mercy, so don’t blame Sanza 1Reads—Score—Shelves