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Canglangge
The disgrace of Jingkang, the sinking of the Central Plains, the capture of the second emperor, and the death of the Song Dynasty! Jiang Feng traveled through time, only to find that he was burdened with the fate of reincarnation for two thousand years. He is not here to fight for hegemony or proclaim himself emperor, but to save civilization, break the cycle of reincarnation, and open up new seas! Firearms shattered the Jurchen cavalry, Sea ships connect thousands of miles of waves, Building a
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The Wind Comes from the Grassland: the Revenge of the Princess
There are many marriage figures in Chinese history, famous ones such as Wang Zhaojun, Princess Xijun, and Princess Wencheng. These are all stories of "Han women entering barbarians". This novel tells the story of the only marriage in history where a "Hu girl returns to the Hu". The protagonist of the story is Princess Pijia, whose Chinese name is Li Pijia. The Turkic princess Pijia, who was hated by her country and family, went deep into her homeland, experienced ups and downs, and grew into a g
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The Boy Who Slays the Dragon in the Banishment Order
Do you know the name of Han Fei's brother? Do you know how Zhao Gao died? Do you know the relationship between Zhang Liang and Li Si? If you don't know, just read this novel. Welcome everyone to read my work. This novel has a new interpretation of Li Si and allows you to look at the Qin Empire from a different perspective. There are also a lot of historical figures who need to refresh their knowledge! Thinking about the past is as enjoyable as flying.
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Feast of Thousands of Old Men
This book is a non-fiction historical novel that depicts a different historical picture of the early Qing Dynasty for readers. It has the weight of history and the lightness of novels, trying its best to create a pleasant reading experience for readers. The four dynasties of Kang, Yong, Qian and Jia in the Qing Dynasty were called the prosperous ages of Kang and Qian, but in fact there were undercurrents and frequent wars among the people. This novel takes the four thousand-year-old banquets fro
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