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Rising to Rule the World, Starting as a Foot Soldier
Xiao Qi was China's strongest special forces soldier. He died a hero while carrying out an overseas mission, but he wasn't dead after all. He had transmigrated to the Great Zhou dynasty, a realm on the verge of collapse. To stay alive, he rose step by step from a lowly soldier, winning glory for himself along the way.
1.1kReads8.8Score—Shelves
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Famine Years: Exiled with My Beautiful Twin-Wife
In the Great Zhou dynasty, famine and war are rampant, and the gender ratio is severely skewed. In some places, fewer than one in ten men survive. Su Ce, a former elite soldier, transmigrates into the body of the Left Chancellor's second son. He thinks he'll live a life of wealth and privilege, but his father opposes the empress's ascension to the throne, so she orders him executed and sends the entire family into exile. As soon as Su Ce reaches the frontier, the empress announces a grand popula
230Reads7.0Score—Shelves
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Conquest: Rising from the Ranks of a Foot Soldier
Ying Ziyi is the eldest legitimate son of the Ying clan of the Duke of Weiguo's household in the Great Liang, but because his mother was born to a concubine, he is cast out of the family and sent to serve in the army on the frontier. Starting as a lowly soldier, he fights his way upward, earning distinction and building a career until he becomes a feudal lord with dominion over a region. Then he contends for the realm, unifies the land, and brings all under heaven to submission.
129Reads6.2Score—Shelves
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You Call Me a Useless Prince, but You Don't Like It When I Actually Rebel
Qin Yu, China’s foremost special forces king, died on the battlefield. When he opened his eyes, he had arrived in the Dali Kingdom and become a useless, feeble prince mocked by everyone. You want to make me a hostage, send me to the frontier to die fighting the Japanese, imprison my mother, and force me into rebellion? Then I’ll rebel, just as you wish. When Qin Yu had swept away the warlords, pacified the steppe, and taken command of a million troops, the emperor… panicked.
55Reads—Score—Shelves