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Galan Misty Rain, Dusk in the Northern Wei Dynasty
Why do I cry when listening to the Chilean song? See how King Gao went from a poor man who couldn't even afford a horse to a powerful official in the Northern Wei Dynasty, and then to Yuan Xiu, the last emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty who couldn't retain him. The Northern Wei Dynasty split into the Eastern and Western Wei Dynasties. Wanting to destroy Yuwentai of the Western Wei Dynasty, he had five battles with winners and losers, and finally fell into disgrace under the jade wall. Life has
57Reads—Score—Shelves
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Once the Emperor Did Not Bow Down, the Wind Blew up in Lanling
The third book in the Han Zigao series. Introduction 1: There are too many unsolved mysteries about King Lanling. Who is his biological mother? "Book of Northern Qi" says that he was the fourth son of Emperor Shizong, and the stele of King Lanling also calls him the third son? His younger brother King Ande has been crowned king, why has he not been crowned king yet? Who is his wife Zheng Fei? Why was his father suddenly killed on the eve of accepting the Zen position? Why did the second uncle, w
47Reads—Score—Shelves
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Yu Lin Ling 2 Xixia Chapter
Zhan Zhao and Bai Yutang bravely broke into the Sky Tower and quelled the rebellion of the King of Xiangyang. After the palace celebration banquet, Zhan Zhao, under the emperor's secret order, once again joined forces with Bai Yutang and Huo Linglong to form an investigation team and went to the northwest to dig out spies and uncover traitors. The chivalrous warriors faced the intrigues of the court and the treachery of the border, and their iron-blooded loyalty endured the wind and rain at the
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One Night Serving the Emperor, Yet I Never Bent: The Rites Between Sovereign and Subject
The second book in the Han Zigao series tells the story of Chen Wendi ascending the throne, he and Han Zigao strictly observing the distinction between ruler and subject, implementing benevolent policies, and forming an alliance with the State of Zhou. Their long swords cut through the cracks of their era, but could not break the shackles of worldly convention. Faced with criticism and censure at court, the idealistic young general lost heart, cast off his armor, and set out as an envoy to Zhou.
45Reads—Score—Shelves
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Kirin's Elegy
This book was renamed "Once the Emperor Didn't Give in, and the Clouds and Rains Turned", the first book in Han Zigao's series. Turning their hands into clouds and turning their hands into rain, they quietly changed the surnames of the country, broke through the chaos of the world, and danced into a prosperous and prosperous age. The handsome general in the past has become the emperor who rules the world today; the poor and humble young man in the past has become the general with a heavy army to
43Reads—Score—Shelves
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One Night as the Emperor's Favorite, Yet I Kept My Pride: A Matchmaking Mix-Up
The fourth book in the Han Zigao series. The Emperor of Great Chen has a pressing concern: his only younger sister is already eighteen and still unmarried. It is all his fault for being so busy with state affairs that he neglected her marriage. Before he knew it, his little sister had become an old maid. As soon as news spread that the emperor was seeking a husband for his sister, the entire court trembled. People say an emperor's daughter has no trouble finding a husband, but this young prince
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Once the Emperor Did Not Bow Down, the Cuckoo Cries Blood
The last book in the series of two male protagonists, Han Zigao and Chen Wendi. This book tells the tragic ending of the two male protagonists in detail from beginning to end. The third male: Chen Xu, King of Ancheng. Hou Andu's death sentence made him finally make up his mind not to be a weapon for him to kill people anymore, and left him resolutely, making him a real loner in Taicheng. When was it again, the gray-white moonlight reflected the bone-chilling coldness of the palace walls, and in
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