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  1. Late Qing: The Iron-Blooded New Army 清末:铁血新军 Historical168k WordsOngoing A modern man is reborn as the son of a late Qing Dynasty Huai Army family. His family falls into decline, and he narrowly escapes death amid the smoke and fire of the First Sino-Japanese War. Having shed blood on the battlefield and seen through the rotten Qing court’s hopelessness, he travels to Japan to study in secret and quietly build his strength. After returning home, he joins the effort to train a modern army. With thousands of elite soldiers at his command, he keeps his edge concealed 4.2kReads—Score298Shelves
  2. Late Tang: Raising an Army in Huainan 唐末:从淮南起兵 Historical429k WordsCompleted “The Huai River rolls on, and the winds sweep across the eight wildernesses!” Liu Chen, a history student, returns to the Tang dynasty in the second year of Guangqi and becomes a military commander in Huainan. Faced with Lü Yongzhi’s stranglehold on power, Bi Shiduo’s rebellion, and the rise of Yang Xingmi, he draws on his knowledge of history to break through the crisis and builds his base along the Huai River. He crushes Sun Ru, Qian Liu, and Du Hong, eventually becoming the ruler of the Jiang 504Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Imperial Staff Crushes the Crumbling Tang 节钺压残唐 Historical421k WordsCompleted Emperor Xizong died, Zhaozong took the throne, and the Central Plains lay in ruins. Lin Xiao opened his eyes to find himself a dying deputy general in the Heyang military province. To the north lay the curved blades of Li Keyong’s Crow Army; to the south, Zhu Wen’s heavily armored Hall Guards. Arrogant troops and fierce generals lurked to the east, while to the west, Chang’an’s last light was as faint as a bean-sized flame. Heyang was a tiny patch of land, surrounded on all sides by enemies. He 176Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Live Grave-Digging: Historical Celebrities Beg Me to Stop Digging 直播挖坟,历史名人跪求别扒了 Urban31k WordsOngoing History dunce Su Xiaoxiao binds to the Unofficial History Verification System and brings historical figures on one by one to livestream clarifications of the rumors about them. Qin Shi Huang roars, “Burning books and burying scholars were two separate events. Stop lumping them together.” Li Bai shows off his pay stub: “Gao Lishi is my top donor.” Empress Wu Zetian holds a press conference: “I had only four male favorites. Who made up the story about three hundred?” Pan Jinlian appears, leadi —Reads—Score—Shelves