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On the Waterfront
At Jianghai Pier, gang leader Du Yunqiao steers the gray rivers and lakes with iron rules and loyalty. On the one hand, it maintains order in the port and protects three thousand coolies; on the other hand, it deals with foreign merchants, government and various forces. When interests erode morality and conspiracies stir up the storm, he must hold on to the final bottom line on this smokeless battlefield - the rivers and lakes are the rivers and lakes, and the dock is home.
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Silver Silk Snatcher
After Cheng Yanqiu, the new Lianghuai Salt Transport Envoy, took office, he discovered that the salt secret code had been deciphered by the private salt network. He remained calm, embedded a silver code that was difficult to discern with the naked eye on the edge of the bait, and waited for the fish to bite the hook. Three months later, a batch of counterfeit salt caused alarm and traces of silver threads appeared, and a huge network of illegal salt sales in seven provinces surfaced. Cheng Yanqi
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River Engineering Chronicles
During the Daoguang period, the small officials by the Yongding River struggled with the unpredictable river water throughout their lives. With a pair of ears, he can hear the safety of the dam, and with a handful of soil, he can tell the distance of the flood peak. Amidst the decadent bureaucracy and lack of money, he guarded the embankment with his flesh and blood, turning every stormy wave into a page of experience. This is an epic of river management by a small official, witnessing how the t
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Lingyu Medical Fate
Pet shop owner Luo Xiao has been able to attract injured animals since he was a child. A dying owl comes to the door and turns into a mysterious man Ye Ling in the middle of the night. He claimed that Luo Xiao was a descendant of the "Spiritual Pet Guardian" and possessed the power of blood to heal the spiritual race. The peaceful life is broken, and Luo Xiao is forced to get involved in a hidden world where the Yu tribe and the fallen exist, and begins a fateful journey of exploring his life ex
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Sandalwood
In the forty-seventh year of Wanli's reign, there was a cloud of war at the border. Du Wenhuan, the commander-in-chief of Jizhen, received a letter of good news mixed with sandalwood in fire paint-according to secret regulations, this incense should only be used for funeral reports. Under vigilance, he realized that this was a false report from the enemy. With further investigation, Du Wenhuan found himself involved in a whirlpool involving border spies, court undercurrents and shocking military
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Iron Inkstone Cold Window
Chen Yanqing, a scholar from a poor family, was jealous of his poetic talent. He was falsely accused of colluding with bandits and was unjustly imprisoned. In the dark prison, he relied on his iron-like will, used water as ink and the ground as paper, and studied hard in desperate circumstances. After being acquitted, he even won the first prize in the examination room and became the top scorer in high school. In the end, he returned to Jinling as a supervisory censor, vowing to use the pen in h
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Qingyun's Crossroads
Chen Zhongping, a new scholar in the science and technology industry, entered the officialdom with the ideal of helping the world, and went on the road together with his close friends Sun Mingyuan, Zhang Chongwen and Li Shen in the same year. However, the officialdom is like a melting pot, with clear currents and turbid waves intertwining violently. Faced with conflicting interests and conflicting ideas, the Xinglin Alliance was put to the test in the power whirlpool in the past. Some people sti
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Jingshizhi
After failing three attempts, scholar Lu Mingyuan returned home frustrated. However, a rickety old bridge in his hometown allowed him to find a new path. He no longer clung to the fame of the temple, but instead cultivated the land beneath his feet. He built bridges and controlled floods, compiled local chronicles, and established rural schools... He used his pen, ink, and feet to re-measure and protect the mountains, rivers, and people of his homeland. The frustrated scholar finally found anoth
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Xinhui
In Shanxi at the end of the Qing Dynasty, Qi Chengye, the "trustee" of the Yutaichang bank account, relied on his eyes to see people's hearts and a self-drawn "human relationship map" to assess credit and avoid risks invisibly. When the financial turmoil surges and banknotes face a run crisis, he must protect the credit network that maintains the economic lifeline of the empire amidst the confusion of money, ledgers, and people.
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Hidden Jade Document
When Yong Jui, the newly appointed Zongling of the Zongren Mansion, checked the royal genealogy (jade certificate), he found that three consecutive generations of descendants of a distant branch of the clan were recorded as "died in infancy". His uncle and predecessor Lao Zongling's last words were like thunder: that was not a premature death, but a "child change" - swapping with folk babies to prevent being involved in the disaster of taking over the legitimate children. A page of cold genealog
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Iron Fire Spring and Autumn
During the Jingkang period, Bianjing was in crisis. Ordnance Supervisor Chen Yanzhi was appointed at the critical moment and shouldered the important task of reforming the armor. Facing rough steel, tight time, and picky officials, he could only immerse himself in the hot workshop, forging and quenching again and again, struggling to pursue the sharp dawn that related to the destiny of the country. This is not only the tempering of skills, but also the forging of the tough backbone of an era.
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Guanshan Spy Movie
In the last years of Chongzhen, a top-secret "fire sign" military order related to the national destiny was rushed to Shanhaiguan. The code book was robbed midway and no one could decipher it. Xu Mo, a veteran of the Ministry of War, took the risk to decipher it with the help of his remaining memories. The translation appears, but it is a shocking killing sequence of "killing the person who took the order, because he has rebelled". The truth is not yet known, and the murderous intention has arri
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