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The Rise of Thousands of Households in the Late Ming Dynasty
The Little Ice Age at the end of the Ming Dynasty brought endless disasters. Rebels rose up, slave establishment was rampant, rebellions occurred in the southwest, and bandits from the southeast and west coveted China. The Ming Dynasty was in turmoil. How can a small thousand households in Qiongzhou rise from the humble beginnings and turn the tide?
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When You Return to Daqin, Please Call Me Brother Long
Long Sen accidentally traveled to the Qin Dynasty and started a counterattack in life from a desert island. He had no relatives and no reason, and Liu Bang and Xiang Yu were competing for hegemony. How to survive in this troubled world became his first priority. He helped Xiang Yu fight against Liu Bang, and then cut off Xiang Yu's escape. Step by step love, hate and calculation helped Long Sen reach the pinnacle of life.
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Rebirth 92 to Create Greater Glory
This book is for people in the 1960s and 1970s. There will always be things missed and regrets in life. How much will your life change if you are reborn? What do you want to do? Jiang Hongquan was reborn. He started from school and made up for the regret of not entering a prestigious school. He caught the trend of the times and saw clearly the struggle in the workplace. He cherished the missed feelings and reshaped his life step by step. He rose to prominence in the workplace, reached the pinnac
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Return to the Officialdom of the 1990S
A modern civil servant is about to lie down. A hangover makes him go back to school and start working as a stall owner. He uses the information gap of the times to accumulate wealth, seize the frontier of the reform trend, compete with foreign capital, and catch up with new technologies overtly and covertly. From the grassroots level of the officialdom to the top, he maneuvers among the big bosses in the officialdom, handles new historical issues lightly, resolves the pain points of reform, and
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