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Books by Xi Chuangwan
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Tomb of the Gods: Part One 神墓【第一部】
A drop of water can become a sea, and a grain of dust can become a mountain. Through endless ages, oceans change and lands shift. The essence of the sun and moon, and primordial energy, give life to all things. Gods and immortals, demons and monsters, demonic beasts: in the great battle across the polar lands, not a single one survived. The remains of all the dead, infused with primordial energy, lay buried beneath the earth's veins and springs for tens of thousands of years. I endured countless
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The Xia Dynasty 夏朝
At the beginning of the Xia Dynasty, Yu the Great ruled over a vast territory as its first monarch. He was renowned for his wisdom, good governance, and courage. The Xia rulers followed a hereditary system, passing the throne down through fourteen generations and seventeen rulers, each with their own unique talents and contributions. The Xia rulers inherited the traditions of Yi River culture and developed them further. Politically, the Xia Dynasty established a feudal system, dividing its terr
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The Shang Dynasty 商朝
The Shang Dynasty arose from a tribe in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River. According to legend, its founding ancestor Xie lived at the same time as Yu. The Shang people passed through three periods: Pre-Shang, Early Shang, and Late Shang. The dynasty had 31 kings and lasted for more than 500 years. After the Xia Dynasty, Tang of Shang overthrew Xia and established the Shang Dynasty. Under Shang rule, the capital was moved frequently until King Pan Geng moved it to Yin, where it fi
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The Zhou Dynasty: Part One 周朝【第一部】
After the rule of the Xia and Shang dynasties came to an end, the Zhou dynasty rose to become the third slave-owning dynasty in Chinese history. Its founding began with King Wu of Zhou, Ji Fa, who established his capital at Haojing, in present-day Xi'an, Shaanxi. The Zhou dynasty had 32 generations of rulers, comprising 37 kings, and lasted a total of 790 years. The Zhou dynasty is divided into the Western Zhou and Eastern Zhou periods. The Western Zhou ruled from 1046 to 771 BC, while the East
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The Han Dynasty 汉朝
During the Han Dynasty, China was divided into two periods: the Western Han and the Eastern Han. Liu Bang overthrew the Qin Dynasty during the peasant uprisings at the end of the Qin era and was made Prince of Han. He later defeated Xiang Yu in the Chu-Han Contention, became emperor in 202 BCE, and founded the Han Dynasty, establishing its capital at Chang'an. In the early Western Han, the rulers followed Huang-Lao teachings and adopted policies that allowed the people to recover and rebuild, us
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The Imperial Palace 御宫
The Palace of the Emperor: At the height of the Tang Dynasty, the imperial palace is home to three palaces and six courts, with three thousand beauties in the harem. The emperor’s beloved children are the Third Prince, Nangong Jue, and the Fourth Princess, Nangong Wan. From childhood, Nangong Jue has been learned and talented, making him one of the princes the emperor most trusts as a future ruler. Nangong Wan is the most sensible of all the princesses. Nangong Jue loves the water towns of Jian
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The Great Han Dynasty 【大汉王朝】
Set against the backdrop of the Han dynasty, this story follows an ordinary farming family. In the early Western Han, their life is peaceful and stable, but as time passes, they become entangled in political and social turmoil. The protagonist is a young farmer named Liu Ming. Hardworking and kind-hearted, he devotes himself to farming and caring for his family. But his life changes after a chance encounter with a general named Liu Bang. Liu Bang rises to prominence during the peasant uprising
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The Great Qin Dynasty 【大秦王朝】
During the reign of Duke Mu of Qin, Qin was in an era of turmoil and division, with the various feudal states constantly fighting one another. But Duke Mu did not stand idly by. He actively promoted appointing people based on merit, gathered talented individuals, and welcomed advice. He humbly learned from other states, adopting their strengths and gradually laying a solid foundation. Duke Mu also pursued a strategy of conquering twelve states. He defeated twelve enemy states in succession, inc
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The First Book by Xichuangwan 奚创万的第1本书
A drop of water can become an ocean, and a speck of dust can become a mountain. In the long passage of ten thousand years, oceans become fields and fields become oceans. Across the land of the Nine Provinces, mortals, immortals, and demonic beasts from the Western Regions fought in a great polar battle, and not a single soul survived. Ten thousand years later, the Nine Provinces have been without a ruler for a day, while the demonic beasts of the Western Regions run rampant and people live in fe
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The Qin Dynasty: Part One 秦朝【第一部】
The Qin Dynasty was the first dynasty to unify China. Its rise and development unfolded under three important rulers: Duke Mu of Qin, Duke Xiao of Qin, and Qin Shi Huang. The ancestors of the Qin royal house were descendants of Zhuanxu, grandson of the Yellow Emperor. Their forefather was named Da Fei, and Shun bestowed upon him the surname Ying. During the reign of Duke Mu, Qin appointed capable people to important posts and humbly accepted advice. It destroyed twelve states and expanded its t
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