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  1. Iron and Blood in the First Sino-Japanese War: Rebuilding China 铁血甲午:重铸神州 Urban393k WordsCompleted In 1894, on the eve of the First Sino-Japanese War, Xiao Lie, a modern scholar of military history, transmigrated into an alternate world as commander of the Northeast New Army. He brought with him a hundred years of future history and a complete set of Industrial Revolution technical materials. Faced with the impending war, the corrupt Tartar dynasty, and the covetous foreign powers, he chose the path of rising to power and forging a new China through blood and iron. 197Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Iron and Blood in 1894: The Dawn of the Republic 铁血甲午:共和晨曦 Historical247k WordsCompleted In the autumn of 1894, smoke from the First Sino-Japanese War blanketed the Korean Peninsula. Wang Ce, a modern military enthusiast, unexpectedly transmigrates into the Qing army general Wang Shizhen, only to discover that he is serving under Ye Zhichao, the commander of Pyongyang who, in real history, fled without putting up a fight. When Ye Zhichao tries to repeat history and flee, Wang Ce makes a resolute decision: while Ye is on the run, he “requests” permission to rally the scattered troops 70Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Faraway Woods 林远 Urban257k WordsCompleted A twenty-one-year-old Foreign Ministry interpreter is thrust into the chaos of the late Qing dynasty on the eve of the First Sino-Japanese War. In 1894, the Donghak Peasant Rebellion erupts in Korea, Japan eyes the opportunity hungrily, the Beiyang Fleet is all bluster, and the Qing court is divided among three powers: the reformist literati, the Beiyang faction, and the imperial family. Lin Yuan, a modern young man fluent in three foreign languages and well versed in international law, begins a 18Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Iron-Blooded China: 1884 铁血中华:1884 Historical160k WordsOngoing In 1884, during the Sino-French War, the Fujian Fleet suffered a crushing defeat at the Battle of Fuzhou, and its ships were wiped out. As the court wavered between war and peace, a soul from the twenty-first century, Lu Zixiao, chief engineer in the military industry, was unexpectedly reborn as a returned-student apprentice at the Fujian Shipbuilding Bureau. Smokeless powder had only just been invented in France. The Maxim gun was still just a concept on paper, and the era of the dreadnought wa 11Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. A Taoist Reborn in Tokyo as a Shrine Priest 道士重生东京当神主 Urban217k WordsCompleted Shengu Si Cheng was once a poor Taoist priest in a dilapidated Chinese temple. He died a grisly death while risking everything to exorcise demons. When he opened his eyes, he had been reborn as the young chief priest of a top-tier shrine owned by one of Tokyo’s wealthiest families. In this life, he has shrine property in prime locations, the backing of a wealthy family, and no shortage of resources or connections. His previous life was full of hardship, so he vows to enjoy himself this time arou 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Iron and Blood in the First Sino-Japanese War: The Empire Rises 铁血甲午之帝国崛起 Historical104k WordsOngoing In 1894, an experimental accident sent naval equipment researcher Lin Shaoting back to the eve of the First Sino-Japanese War. He boarded the Zhiyuan as a trainee naval officer and experienced firsthand the smoke and tragedy of the Battle of the Yellow Sea. Beginning with the training of troops in Fengtian, he bides his time and works tirelessly toward a stronger nation. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. The Eight Parts of the Heavenly Dragon: The Heavenly Secrets in Motion 天龙八部之天机行 Male-Channel Fanfiction155k WordsOngoing Modern psychology graduate student Ding Jie transmigrates by accident into the world of Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, inhabiting the body of a distant cousin of Ding Chunqiu of the Xingxiu Sect: a down-and-out fortune-teller on the fringes of the martial world. He has no System or superpowers. All he can rely on is his encyclopedic knowledge of the original story, modern psychological techniques, logical reasoning, and a silver tongue. He struggles to survive amid the chaos of the Northern Song mar —Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. My Years as a Lake God in Japan 我在日本当湖神的那些年 Urban245k WordsOngoing While traveling around Japan’s Lake Biwa, Lin Fan, an ordinary young Chinese man, accidentally found a piece of jade radiating a gentle luster. He thought it was just an ordinary souvenir, never imagining that it was the lost divine core of Lake Biwa’s water god. By a stroke of fate, Lin Fan fused with the divine core and became the new water god of the largest freshwater lake in Japan’s Kansai region. Faced with an entirely unfamiliar divine vocation, Lin Fan decided to do things in the way he —Reads—Score—Shelves