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Books by Xingchen Yujie
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Transmigrate to 1935: I Became the Commander of an Anti-Japanese Iron Army 穿越1935：我成了抗日铁军统
In 1935, North China is in peril. Chen Yuanshan, a modern military expert, finds his soul in the body of a Nationalist Army major general and division commander, placed in charge of a border defense force on the verge of collapse. Its equipment is outdated, morale is low, and the original commander’s blunders led to the annihilation of his entire force. Drawing on modern tactics, Chen reorganizes the army, reforms its structure, and intensifies training. After a disastrous opening battle in the
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Forged in the Flames of War: The Transformation of a Chinese Soldier 战火洗礼：中国军人的蜕变
Chen Yuan’s soul transmigrated into a parallel world. It was 1937, on the battlefield of Shanghai, and he had become a Nationalist Army division commander. The country was in ruins and Japanese forces were closing in. With a ragtag army at his command, he faced the bloody battle at Luodian. Ammunition was running low, positions were on the verge of falling, deserters were everywhere, and morale was collapsing. His knowledge of games from his past life was a joke; the reality was the roar of arti
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Reform Pioneer: From Binhai New City to a Model for the Times 改革先锋：从滨海新城到时代样板
Parallel World There is no System, only the sharp blade of reform; no smooth sailing, only a mission to tackle tough challenges. Leaving behind Qingxi County’s verdant mountains and rivers, Lin Zhengfeng is sent to the provincial capital, Binhai City, at a time of crisis. Unlike the problems of developing a remote mountain region, this city is mired in the constraints of an outdated system, a pileup of historical problems, and widespread bureaucratic inertia. The refrain that “the provincial cap
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Starblade's Return to the Void: A Ten-Year Promise 星刃归墟：十年之约
At 26, Ye Wen is a legend in the esports scene of Star Era. As the heart and soul of Team Thunder, he led the team to an astonishing five consecutive championships, becoming the “God of Shadows” in the hearts of countless players. But when investors poured money into the team, his decade of achievements vanished like smoke. Forced into retirement under the excuse that his “performance had declined,” he was replaced by newcomer Yun Feng, who took over all the team’s core resources and tournament
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