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  1. Guzhong in the Sea Historical664k Wordsongoing "A Loyalty in the Sea" (the complete biography of Zheng Chenggong) is a heroic tragic song that goes deep into the heart and explores the soul. This book strives to go beyond simple monumental narratives and restore a real person struggling in the fission of the times. He is a "son of a pirate" of mixed Chinese and Japanese descent, and a Confucian scholar with a world in mind; he is the "national surname" appointed by Emperor Longwu, and he is also a lonely minister who broke with Jiang Qing's 109ReadsScoreShelves
  2. Caohai Fengyunlu Historical265k Wordscompleted The beacon fire in the rivers and lakes shines on the mountains and rivers, and the blood of everyone is stained by the setting sun. In the troubled times of the late Qing Dynasty, blood surged along the Huangpu River. The rampage of foreign ships crushed the water transport livelihood, and the opium black tide permeated the mountains and rivers of China. The imperial court bowed its knees, officials and foreigners colluded to set up a trap; the children of the rivers and lakes shed blood, and s 30ReadsScoreShelves
  3. Gucheng Thirty-Six Autumn Historical47k Wordsongoing An isolated city hanging on a cliff, it stood alone for thirty-six years during the era when the Mongolian cavalry swept across Europe and Asia. The young swordsman Wu Xuanqing and the talented girl Shen Xiaoyuan met in the war of troubled times. They witnessed and participated in the construction of Diaoyu City from scratch, experienced the glory of God breaking his whip, and also experienced the fall of Xiangyang and the despair of Yashan's lament. When the entire Southern Song Dynasty collap 16ReadsScoreShelves
  4. Northwest Love Historical181k Wordscompleted In the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China (1937), the Japanese invaders trampled on China and shattered its mountains and rivers. Tianshui, an important town in the northwest, is also shrouded in the double shadow of war clouds and severe drought. Qiuping, a newly married peasant girl, cried goodbye to her husband Mang'er (Chen Tiemang) who was drafted into the army on a hilltop where the Wei River dried up and the red land was thousands of miles away. "Brown tears" became the mark of he 11ReadsScoreShelves