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Shen Qing Farmed in Ming Dynasty
In the policy evolution of the "military settlement system" and the "one-whip law" in the early Ming Dynasty, the children of military households grew from tenant farmers who were bound to military settlements to "farming and education village owners" who were both engaged in farming and education. Under the shackles of land and household registration, they understood that "farming is not only about survival, but also the foundation for breaking through identity and protecting homeland", and com
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The Wood Spirit Is in the Wilderness
The male protagonist Mu Ling transformed from an ordinary ancient spiritual grass and struggled to survive in the ancient world where the weak and the strong were the strongest. He was accidentally involved in the dispute between gods and demons and the evolution of heaven. With his tenacity and special talent, he gradually uncovered the secrets of his life and the origin of the ancient world, and finally grew from a small spirit to a being that protects the order of the ancient world.
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Xiao Che in the Tang Dynasty
In Chang'an, the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Xiao Che, a young painter from a poor family, and Shen Luoyan, a noblewoman carrying family secrets, met in the capital city where prosperity and undercurrents intertwined. From trials and misunderstandings due to disparity in status, to mutual acquaintance and mutual support across classes, the two experienced palace power struggles, family grievances and the erosion of the times. They found the ordinary happiness of "holding hands for a lifetime" in th
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Chen Wu Served as a Soldier in Tang Dynasty
During the Kaiyuan period of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the refugees from the Central Plains, in the wave of "recruitment system" and "expansion of territory", grew from ordinary soldiers who joined the army for their livelihood to Captain Guoyi (mid-level officer) guarding the Western Regions. Amidst the desert wind and the righteousness of the family and country, they understood that "soldiers are not only a means of making a living, but also a mission to protect the Silk Road and the dignit
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Wang Qinghe Worked as a Doctor in Qing Dynasty
During the Daoguang to Guangxu years of the late Qing Dynasty, under the impact of the "Eastern spread of Western medicine" and the "traditional medicine crisis", folk Chinese medicine grew from a country doctor who adhered to ancient practices to a physician at the Taiyuan Hospital who integrated Chinese and Western medicine. In the process of adhering to the essence of Chinese medicine and absorbing the advantages of Western medicine, they understood that "physicians not only inherit ancient p
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Yang Yue Served as a Soldier in Sui Dynasty
In the early Sui Dynasty, during the wave of "Fu Army System" and "Unification War", the soldiers of Guanlong Prefecture grew from ordinary soldiers who had been soldiers for generations to hussar generals guarding the frontier. In the light of swords and the righteousness of the family and country, they understood that "soldiering is not only the mission of the family, but also the responsibility to protect the unity and the peace of the people", and completed the growth and transformation from
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Su Mingyuan Was an Official in Song Dynasty
In the Northern Song Dynasty, scholars from Jiangnan relied on the imperial examination to become officials under the background of "valuing literature over military affairs". Amidst the old and new party struggles, border crises and people's livelihood management, they grew from idealistic scholars to pragmatic and capable ministers who took into account both culture and military preparations. They understood that "being an official is not only about economics and the world, but also the respon
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Wang Yangming Became an Official in Ming Dynasty
Under the dual background of "recruitment through imperial examinations" and "party strife" in the Ming Dynasty, scholars from poor families in the south of the Yangtze River grew up from rural scholars to chief ministers of the cabinet. In the game of adhering to Confucian ethics and adapting to the rules of officialdom, they understood that "being an official is not only about managing the world and benefiting the people, but also the wisdom of maintaining a balance between imperial power and
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Heifu Served as a Soldier in Qin
In the late Warring States period, ordinary Guizhou leaders (common people) were inspired by the "military merit system" of the Qin Dynasty. They grew from recruits who were forced to serve to hundreds of generals (centurions) who had experienced hundreds of battles. In the baptism of blood and fire, they understood that "military merit is not only a step to change destiny, but also the responsibility to protect the country and the country." They completed the growth and transformation from "sur
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Shen Yan Is in Dayong
Shen Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, traveled to the fictional "Dayong Dynasty" and started as a poor scholar. With his advanced historical understanding and modern thinking, he made his way step by step in the turbulent court. After going through imperial examinations, officialdom strife, border crises and the pain of reform, he finally became a prime minister who assisted the monarch and stabilized the world, completing his growth and transformation from "spectator
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Zhao Shi Farmed in Qin
In the land after the unification of the Qin Dynasty at the end of the Warring States Period, the refugees grew up from tenant farmers struggling to survive to "good farmers" who mastered advanced farming techniques and helped their neighbors become rich. Under strict laws and the pressure of survival, they understood that "the value of land is not only the output, but also the foundation for settling down and living", and completed the growth and transformation from "foreigners" to "local defen
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Lin Fu in Dayong
In the treacherous clouds of the fictional dynasty "Dayong", Lin Fu, an ordinary boy, grew up from a struggling person at the bottom to a key figure in rewriting the pattern of the times, showing the intertwining of personal destiny and the rise and fall of his family and country.
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Wei Cheng Served as a Soldier in Yuan Dynasty
In the early Yuan Dynasty, the Han expelled people (slaves) who were incorporated into the "Han Army Ten Thousand Households", under the dual oppression of the "four-class system" and the "Mongol military system", grew from cannon fodder at the mercy of others to the governor in charge of military law and discipline. In the face of ethnic barriers, Through life and death on the battlefield, they understand that "soldiering is not only a tool to escape slavery, but also a mission to win respect a
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Shen Yi Served as a Soldier in Ming Dynasty
In the middle and late Ming Dynasty, the children of military households, under the shackles of the "military household hereditary system" and the crisis of "frequent border troubles", grew from ordinary soldiers who were forced to inherit military membership to generals guarding the Jiliao defense line. In the struggle for life and death on the battlefield, they understood that "serving as a soldier is not only the destiny of the family, but also the responsibility to resist foreign aggression
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Lin Feng Becomes a Mercenary
The growth process of ordinary young people from surviving in a foreign battlefield to becoming a top mercenary explores the boundaries between survival and humanity, loyalty and betrayal. Lin Feng, 22 years old, comes from a lower-class family. He was desperate due to family debt/accidents (such as a serious illness of a relative). He accidentally learned about the "overseas security" recruitment information through underground channels. He mistakenly thought it was a regular job, but in fact i
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Li Shizhen Works as a Doctor in Ming Dynasty
The son of a medicine farmer in the mid-Ming Dynasty, under the background of "the mature official medical system" and "the boom of folk medical skills", grew from a rural boy familiar with herbal medicine to the judge in charge of the imperial hospital. In the process of integrating folk prescriptions and classical medical theory and breaking through class barriers, he understood that "physicians are not only inheritors of skills, but also practitioners who practice medicine and protect people'
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Lin Mo Is Solving the Case
Rookie detective Lin Mo was involved in a serial murder case related to his childhood shadow. From a newcomer who relied on intuition and impulsiveness, he learned to face the trauma of the past and the complexity of human nature during the investigation process, and finally grew into a calm, rational but warm "Light Chaser", revealing that "the truth requires not only logic, but also the courage to face the darkness."
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Chen Feng Is Learning Martial Arts
The male protagonist Chen Feng, an ordinary deliveryman who inherited the "Xingyiquan" inheritance of a declining martial arts family, accidentally got involved in an underground dispute surrounding a lost martial arts secret book in the reinforced concrete of the modern city. In his adventure of protecting inheritance and upholding justice, he not only has to deal with opponents with high-tech equipment, but also balances the conflict between traditional martial arts and modern rules. In the en
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Yun Jingchen Is in Jianghu
Yun Jingchen, an ordinary young man, was involved in a dispute in the martial arts world due to an accident. He embarked on the journey to find a master with a rusty sword in his arms. In the dangerous rivers and lakes, he grew from an ignorant and reckless "outsider" to a knight who sticks to his true heart. He finally uncovered the secrets of the martial arts and reshaped the morality of the martial arts world with the belief that "chivalry is not just in vain, but protects students."
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Lin Yan Farmed in Tang Dynasty
During the Kaiyuan period of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the refugees in Lingnan, under the background of "the loosening of the land equalization system" and the "rise of the commodity economy", struggled to survive in the wilderness, to reclaiming good land and establishing farms in the south of the Yangtze River. They finally understood that "farming is not only about filling the stomach, but also the survival wisdom of adapting to the times and taking into account the survival of farmers and
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Alan Gray in Cthulhu
The male protagonist Alan Gray, as an ancient book restorer, accidentally came into contact with the secret of the "Sleep of the Old Gods" in the Cthulhu mythology while sorting out a mysterious manuscript, and was involved in a series of strange events that cannot be explained rationally. In the process of pursuing the truth, he faced the boundary between reason and madness, the insignificance of human beings and the horror of the unknown, and finally made a choice between "knowing" and "forget
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Forest Jungle Adventure
In the process of pursuing the truth about his father's disappearance, the male protagonist Lin Ye went deep into the hinterland of the Amazon rainforest to uncover the secrets of a lost civilization. At the same time, he faced the cruelty of nature and the test of human nature to complete self-salvation and growth.
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Ahema Worked as a Businessman in Yuan Dynasty
The descendants of the Semu merchants from the early to mid-Yuan Dynasty, under the background of "the connection of the Eurasian trade routes brought by the unified empire" and the "class restrictions under the four-class system", grew from grocery vendors in the market of Dadu (today's Beijing) to a business linking the Central Plains, the Western Regions and Persia. In the process of integrating multi-ethnic trade rules and balancing the relationship between government, business and ethnic gr
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Chen Zhuang Farmed in Sui Dynasty
In the early Sui Dynasty, under the policy background of "Equal Land System" and "Da Suo Mao Yue", the fleeing households grew from refugees hiding in the mountains to farm managers who led their neighbors to reclaim wasteland and promote regional agricultural development. In the game of land and household registration, they understood that "farming is not only survival, but also the foundation for integrating with the times and settling down." They completed the growth and transformation from "
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Shi Wannian Worked as a Businessman in Tang Dynasty
The son of a Sogdian (ethnic nation in the Western Regions) merchant during the Tang Dynasty, during the wave of "the heyday of the Silk Road" and "the rise of maritime trade", he grew from a grocer in the West City of Chang'an to a trading giant that connected the land Silk Road and the maritime ceramic road. In the process of integrating Chinese and Western trade routes and balancing diverse cultures, he understood that "merchants are not only profit seekers, but also envoys of mutual learning
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Shen Yan Was an Official in Tang Dynasty
In the context of the open and inclusive era of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, scholars from poor families in the south of the Yangtze River entered official positions through imperial examinations. Amidst the factions in the court, border crises and the wave of reform, they grew from idealistic youths to capable officials who governed the country with both pragmatism and original intentions. They understood that "being an official is not only about managing the world and benefiting the people, bu
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Chen Mo in the Last Days
In the apocalypse after the outbreak of the zombie virus, ordinary college students transform from "survivors" who rely on others to "leaders" who protect the group, and the growth process of searching for the glimmer of humanity and the meaning of survival in despair.
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Xu Yinzong Worked as a Doctor in Sui Dynasty
In the early Sui Dynasty, under the background of "monopolized medicine by clans" and "fusion of medicine between the north and the south," they grew from bell doctors (folk doctors who rang bells to practice medicine) on the streets to Fengyu, a Shang Yao Bureau in charge of palace medicine. In the process of breaking down family barriers and integrating the medical system, they understood that "physicians not only treat diseases and save people, but also have the mission of crossing classes an
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Wang Mandun Is Farming in Qing Dynasty
In the early Qing Dynasty, during the policy changes of "land enclosure order" and "shared land", the refugees from Shandong grew from humble tenant farmers who rented flag land to leaders of land reclamation who led immigrants to reclaim wasteland in the Northeast. In the gap between land and nation, they understood that "farming is not only survival, but also the foundation for breaking down barriers and taking root in the land" and completed their growth and transformation from "foreign land
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Wu Bingjian Was a Businessman in Qing Dynasty
During the period from Daoguang to Guangxu in the late Qing Dynasty, Guangzhou merchants grew from humble apprentices in the Thirteenth Industry to owners of multinational companies that connected domestic trade routes and overseas markets during the wave of "seclusion and relaxation" and "collision of Chinese and Western trade." In the process of adapting to foreign business rules and balancing the game between government and business, they understood that "businessmen are not only profit-seeke
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Zhou Yanchen Was an Official in the Qing Dynasty
In the complex pattern of "Manchu-Han co-governance" in the Qing Dynasty, Han scholars grew from small local officials with imperial examination backgrounds to feudal officials. In the game of adhering to Confucian ideals of governance and adapting to dynastic rules, they understood that "being an official requires taking into account the righteousness of the family and the country and the people's livelihood and practical benefits", and completed the growth and transformation from "study to bec
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Lu He Farmed in Song Dynasty
In the mid-Northern Song Dynasty, under the background of the land policy of "not suppressing mergers" and the prosperity of the commodity economy, they grew from poor farmers who rented land from landlords to "new landowners" who owned fertile land and promoted the development of their neighbors. In the game of land and market, they understood that "farming is not only a living, but also the survival wisdom of taking care of farming and integrating into the market", and completed the growth and
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Chen He Farmed in Yuan Dynasty
Under the dual background of the Yuan Dynasty's "expulsion system" and "encouragement policy", the survivors of the Southern Song Dynasty grew from "export slaves" (slaves) who lost their freedom to "farming chiefs" who led farmers of all ethnic groups to reclaim wasteland. Amidst ethnic barriers and survival pressure, they understood that "farming is not only a means of subsistence, but also the foundation for breaking free from shackles and winning dignity", and completed the growth and transf
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Chen Ziming Worked as a Doctor in Song Dynasty
In the mid-Northern Song Dynasty, under the background of "the rise of Confucian medicine" and "the improvement of the official medical system", they grew from the sons of Dr. Ling who relied on experience to the Hanlin medical officials who participated in the revision of "Taiping Huimin Hejiju Prescription". In the process of breaking through class barriers with the Confucian idea of "benevolence", we understand that "physicians are not only craftsmen who treat diseases, but also Confucian sch
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Shi Gan Served as a Soldier in Song Dynasty
In the mid-Northern Song Dynasty, the soldiers of the Shaanxi Xiang Army (local army), under the background of "recruitment system" and "frequent border troubles", grew from despised handymen to imperial guards guarding Kaifeng. Between the battlefield and the court, they understood that "being a soldier is not only a job of making a living, but also the responsibility of protecting the peace of the country and the people", and completed the growth and transformation from "muddling through" to "
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Zhou Bangyan Was a Businessman in Song Dynasty
From the mid-Northern Song Dynasty to the early Southern Song Dynasty, Han merchants, in the wave of "prosperity of the commodity economy" and "disintegration of the market system", grew from traders in the Bianjing market to commercial giants that connected the domestic market and overseas trade. In the process of innovating business models and balancing the relationship between government and business, they understood that "businessmen are not only profit-seekers, but also activate people's li
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Chen Mo Was an Official in Qin
Under the strict laws and complicated officialdom of the Qin Dynasty, ordinary scholars grew from low-level officials to important officials of the court. In the game of adhering to principles and adapting to the rules, they understood the true meaning of "being an official" and completed their growth and transformation from "seeking survival" to "helping the world."
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Zhao Tong Was a Merchant in Qin
From the end of the Warring States Period to the unification of the Qin Dynasty, private merchants, caught between the policy of "emphasis on agriculture and suppression of commerce" and the "unification of business opportunities", grew from small traders in the streets of Wei to wealthy merchants connecting Guanzhong and Bashu. In the process of adapting to Qin law and integrating cross-regional trade networks, they understood that "merchants are not only profit-seekers, but also links to conne
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Li Xin Worked as a Doctor in Qin
From the end of the Warring States Period to the unification of the Qin Dynasty, under the background of "the interweaving of alchemy and medical skills" and the "collision between legalist governance and life ethics", folk doctors grew from apprentices of alchemists traveling in the countryside to imperial doctors. In the process of breaking superstition and promoting medical skills, they understood that "physicians not only treat diseases and save people, but also protect the glimmer of dignit
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Chen Mo Plays E-Sports
The male protagonist Chen Mo went from being a "waste" player who was eliminated by the e-sports circle to regaining his love in the trough, breaking through the prejudices of himself and the outside world, and finally led the grassroots team to the top of the league, completing the growth and transformation from "substitute shadow" to "legend on the field".
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