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Early Ming: I Raised an Army to Take on Zhu Yuanzhang 明初：我起兵硬刚朱元璋
The rating for this novel was hit hard by extreme Ming loyalists, so it doesn't reflect its true quality. The writing is solid, and the plot makes sense. It's not a brainless power fantasy. If that's not your thing, read with caution. In the eleventh year of Hongwu, Prince Qin Zhu Shuang takes up his post in Xi'an. He seizes land, stages hunts, and extorts the people. Within half a year, resentment boils across Guanzhong. He gathers a group of people who have lost their homes and families, and
27.4kReads7.2Score1.6kShelves
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Meng De's Good Deeds 孟德积德
Meng De is a transmigrator. He has failed, lain flat, and, after awakening superpowers, gone off the rails. Now he wants to accumulate good karma. His way of doing that is rather unusual: clear away the obstacles first, then benefit humanity. First do bad, then do good. First sacrifice his enemies, then sacrifice his morals. For humanity, it's worth it. No one can stop him from accumulating good karma. The protagonist's abilities Psychokinesis-type powers: manipulating objects, turning invisib
21.3kReads8.4Score1.4kShelves
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Meng De, the Shameless One 孟德缺德
When he first transmigrated, he wanted to be a saint. He got by for a few years using his knowledge of what was to come, but his business failed. He became a rideshare driver, married a woman who worked night shifts, and settled into a life of making ends meet. He thought that was how the rest of his life would be. Then his superpower awakened. From then on, he could see paths in this world that no one else could. While people scrambled to grab a bite wherever opportunity struck, he had alrea
2.2kReads8.5Score246Shelves
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Early Song Dynasty: I Surrendered, So Why Are You Still Forcing Me to Rebel? 宋初：我都投降了还逼我反
Liu Tai transmigrates to the early Song dynasty, becoming a low-ranking officer in Later Shu. Later Shu surrenders, and so does he. He only wants to live quietly as a law-abiding subject, but Song general Wang Quanbin massacres the surrendered soldiers, and Liu Tai's parents and master die horribly in a single night. He wants to survive, but the times will not let him. He raises an army at Jiacheng with three hundred surrendered soldiers, fights his way through, destroys the Zhao Song dynasty, p
1.6kReads5.5Score113Shelves