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The New King Wanli: Reversing the Ming Dynasty
Longqing died in 1572, only 72 years before the fall of the Ming Dynasty. There are land annexations and refugees inside, while Japanese pirates are rampant outside, Tatars are knocking on the pass, and there is an undercurrent in the court. Li Qiang, a graduate of the Department of History, travels back in time to the ten-year-old Wanli Emperor Zhu Yijun. He is responsible for reversing the fate of the dynasty. He takes charge of the imperial power in the midst of turmoil, deals with Gao Gong,
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Direct Lineage of the Song Dynasty
In modern times, Li Qiang's spirit traveled through Chenqiao on the eve of the mutiny and became Zhao Dezhao, the second son of Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin. Faced with his own father who is about to wear a yellow robe, his uncle Zhao Guangyi with hidden ambitions, and the fate of a tragic death, he relies on his future memories to struggle to survive in the troubled times, trying to avoid the confusion of the shadow of the ax and the sound of candles, protect his own life, rewrite the fate of the p
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Li Qiang in Song Dynasty
In the first year of Jiayou's reign, Song and Xia ceased their troops, and the remaining traces of Qingli gradually disappeared. Li Qiang, a professor of Chinese language and literature, traveled by the Anle River and became a lonely boy. With a thousand years of literary accumulation, he struggled from the bottom in the Song Dynasty where the stars were shining, and waited for an opportunity to rush to Beijing, where he attended a cultural feast with celebrities such as Ou and Su, and wrote his
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Accounting Jiangnan
In Wuzhou Jiangnan, Li Qiang, a top strategist who came from time-to-time, became a cashier. When the catkins in the sky cover up the hustle and bustle of the market, the Shen Mansion's strange accounts and the Yangzhou Branch Office's suspicious clouds follow one after another. A game about the survival of the family and one's own destiny quietly unfolds in the undercurrent of troubled times.
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Defying Fate in the Late Qing Dynasty
In modern times, Li Qiang accidentally traveled through the late Qing Dynasty and became Zuo Nianwei, the direct grandson of Zuo Zongtang. Faced with the Manchu Qing Dynasty, whose buildings were about to collapse, internal and external troubles, and seeing the mountains and rivers shattered and the people living in dire straits, he gave up his confusion and swore that "the house cannot be demolished and rebuilt, and the Manchu Qing Dynasty cannot be rebuilt again." Joining hands with Zuo Zongta
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