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  1. 101 Overthrow the Qing, Not Restore the Ming: The Gods Descend in a Golden Age of Abundance 反清不复明:神降糠稀盛世 Historical239k WordsOngoing Kill! Kill! Kill! Li Wei never expected that this time gate, truly his own, would lead straight to the sixteenth year of the Kangxi era. He had brought his brothers here to make a fortune, and the backer funding them was eager to see huge profits. But the sight of starving people strewn across the land filled him with uncontrollable fury. Upright official or corrupt official, if they served the Qing, they were all to be killed. Forced to take to the mountains and become bandits? If they caused t 188Reads—Score124Shelves
  2. 102 The Emperor Beyond the Mountains 山那边的皇帝 Historical1.5M WordsCompleted Liu Feng's soul transmigrates into the Qing dynasty, where he becomes the foolish son of a landowner. He thinks he's finally going to enjoy the comfortable life of a rich landlord, but it turns out his father has no interest in being a landlord and decides to proclaim himself emperor instead. Liu Feng is forced onto the path of rebellion. People talk about sons who cause trouble for their fathers, but who knew fathers could cause trouble for their sons? From a backwater mountain village, an empe 511Reads5.0Score113Shelves
  3. 103 Transmigrated to the Great Ming: This Is the Real Zhu Family 穿越大明,这才是最真实的老朱家 Historical135k WordsOngoing [Ming Dynasty + Political Intrigue + War] You’re a beast, you’re shameless! You just want her body… After transmigrating into the chaos of the late Yuan dynasty, I end up as a spoiled rich kid who makes advances on Empress Ma! A fresh and unconventional perspective takes you through the tangled love and hate between a transmigrator and the Zhu family. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. 104 The Great Ming Administrator 大明执政官 Historical941k WordsCompleted In the Great Ming, who wants the posthumous title “Ming Wuzong”? Whoever wants it can take it! I absolutely refuse to have it. No one can talk me into it! If those scholar-officials want to smear me, I'll start a capital gazette! If those Qing apologists want to smear me, I'll follow in the footsteps of my grandpa, Emperor Xianzong, and wipe them out, ending the Qing! All I want is a posthumous title that sounds good! Of course, I'll have to wait until I die and the true dragon ascends to heaven 8Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. 105 A Heavenly Vision: The Carpenter Emperor Defies Fate 天启奇梦:木匠皇帝的逆天改命 Historical253k WordsCompleted In the early years of Emperor Tianqi Zhu Youjiao's reign, he was deeply obsessed with carpentry. One night, while concentrating intently on crafting an intricate wooden object, he unexpectedly entered a state of “entering the realm through woodwork.” He began dreaming of all kinds of things that would happen in society over the next 500 years, and his life began to change… 7Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. 106 The Asura King of the Ming Dynasty 大明修罗王 Historical649k WordsCompleted In the late Ming, the land of China is strewn with corpses and rivers run red with blood. The once-mighty Ming Empire is on the brink of collapse. An ancient people is about to shed its splendid robes beneath the blades of foreign horsemen, its hair unbound from its high topknots... At this moment of life and death, Yan Zhen, a reconnaissance soldier from a later age, accidentally transmigrates into the body of a descendant of a Ming military household. From then on, he secures the northern fron —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. 107 The Entire Court Is Reborn, and Chongzhen Is Stunned! 满朝文武皆重生,崇祯懵了! Historical236k WordsOngoing [No System, no transmigration. Read with confidence.] The Ming dynasty began with a bowl and ended with a rope. Emperor Hongwu rose from humble origins, ushered in the Hongwu era of prosperity, and laid the foundations for nearly three centuries of Ming rule. He was Zhu Youjian, the last emperor of the Ming! He attended to every matter personally and yearned to restore the Ming to greatness. Yet in the end, he hanged himself from a crooked tree on Coal Hill with a strip of yellow silk, upholding —Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. 108 Zhu Yuanzhang: Sun and Moon Shine Over the Land 朱元璋:日月照山河 Historical311k WordsOngoing The sun and moon retain their nature, so though they are obscured, they shine again. The Yangtze and Han rivers retain their source, so though they run dry, they flow again. The Sun and Moon Shine on the Rivers and Mountains: an epic that captures Zhu Yuanzhang and the Ming dynasty In Chinese history, only one person ever unified the realm from south to north: Zhu Yuanzhang. No one had done it before him. Under the banner of “Drive out the barbarians and restore China,” he drove the Mongols back 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. 109 A History of the Peasant War at the End of the Ming Dynasty 明末农民战争史 Historical290k WordsCompleted Sixteen years of unstoppable victories, followed by four hundred days to total collapse. Open this book and discover why Li Zicheng was defeated, and why his downfall came so quickly! In March 1644, Li Zicheng captured Beijing, bringing the Ming dynasty to an end. By then, he had fought for sixteen years. In April of that year, Li Zicheng was defeated at Shanhai Pass, and the Qing army entered the pass. In May of the following year, Li Zicheng died at Jiugong Mountain in Huguang, just four hundr 770Reads9.3Score222Shelves
  10. 110 The Struggle for Supremacy at the End of the Ming Dynasty 明末逐鹿 Historical1.0M WordsCompleted Reborn in the final years of the Ming dynasty, he takes the imperial exams, enters government service, quells the Prince of Yan’s rebellion, wipes out the Jurchens, and rises step by step to contend for the realm. 1.4kReads8.5Score112Shelves
  11. 111 The Great Ming Empire: A Flourishing Realm 大明帝国之盛世江山 Historical201k WordsCompleted This book recounts the glory of the Ming dynasty, from Zheng He’s seven voyages to the Western Seas during the Yongle era and the Ren and Xuan reigns to the upheavals of the Zhengtong and Jingtai years. It follows the fortunes of five emperors, Zhu Di, Zhu Gaochi, Zhu Zhanji, Zhu Qizhen, and Zhu Qiyu, and depicts the thrilling history of the voyages to the Western Seas. 13Reads—Score—Shelves
  12. 112 Battling for Supremacy at the End of the Ming: From the Start, I Have an Armored Tank 明末争霸,开局一辆装甲战车 Historical446k WordsCompleted [Rousing + Decisive and Ruthless + Historically Grounded + No Mindless Stupidity] On the night of the eighteenth day of the third month in the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, modern mercenary Xu Chen is driving his armored vehicle when he unexpectedly transmigrates to the Ming capital. Watch how he uses one armored vehicle, a lifetime of brotherhood, and his courage to break through the encirclement in the turbulent final years of the Ming dynasty, and begins his own rousing legend! 2kReads8.6Score212Shelves
  13. 113 Great Ming: I've Lived for Six Hundred Years 大明:我活了六百年 8k WordsCompleted Great Ming: I Lived for Six Hundred Years 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  14. 114 I Transmigrated to the Late Ming Dynasty, With One Month Left Before Its Fall 穿越明末,离亡国还有一个月 Historical1.0M WordsCompleted A tyrant? I’ll own it! A foolish ruler? I’ll be one! The estates I confiscate will yield enough silver to build a mountain and crush Desheng Gate! The people I execute will stain the execution grounds red for three years, so not a blade of grass can grow! The soldiers I train will bite chunks out of the Jianzhou Jurchens and use their flesh for rations! Zhu Youjian slammed the table and roared: “Who says Chongzhen has to hang himself? I’ll trample a million corpses, ” “And nail the Ming to the s 10Reads—Score—Shelves
  15. 115 The Great Ming’s Restorer, Emperor Tianshun 大明朝中兴之主,天顺帝 Historical529k WordsCompleted Zhu Qiyong, a loser from the 21st century, drowned his sorrows after a breakup. But in the middle of the night, he woke up needing to pee. He got up to relieve himself, slipped, and drowned in his own urine. He transmigrated as the son of Hu Shanxiang in the TV drama The Story of Minglan, and the elder brother of Zhu Qizhen, the Ming dynasty's famed God of War and a hostage in Wala. And so began a very different story of Minglan... 484Reads—Score—Shelves
  16. 116 A Grand History of the Ming Dynasty 明朝大历史 Historical235k WordsCompleted This book is the culmination of Mr. Meng Sen's research on Qing history. It is also a representative and foundational work on the subject. Drawing on the Veritable Records of the Qing, the Draft History of the Qing, archival records of the Qing court, and rarely used sources such as the Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty, Meng Sen reveals and analyzes many of the central issues in Qing history. He offers a comprehensive account and assessment of more than two hundred years of Qing politics, 8Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  17. 117 Chinese Merchants in the Late Ming: The South China Sea Frontier Company 明末华商之南海边地公司 Historical1.5M WordsCompleted Modern-day overworked wage slave Li Hongji dozes off and wakes up to find he’s transmigrated into the body of Li Guozhu, son of Li Dan, a great maritime merchant at the end of the Ming dynasty. Other transmigrators get a System. He gets a head full of spoilers like “The Later Jin of this era is no good” and “European ships are slow as snails.” When he’s five, he sets his sights on the English navigator Miura Anjin. “Master, could I borrow your galleon blueprints to copy? And while you’re at it, 375Reads6.1Score—Shelves
  18. 118 The Hongwu Secret Files: The Untold History of Zhu Yuanzhang 洪武密档:朱元璋不为人知的历史 Historical453k WordsCompleted 🔥 Tomato’s masterpiece of mystery and investigation, Hongwu Secret Files: The Untold History of Zhu Yuanzhang, unveils the forbidden secrets of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Great Ming! 📜 Born into abject poverty, the cowherd Zhu Chongba went from begging as a monk at Huangjue Temple to becoming a warlord of the Red Turban Army. In the end, he climbed to the throne over the corpses of Chen Youliang and Zhang Shicheng. Yet behind this legendary rise lurk bloody mysteries that officia 11Reads—Score—Shelves
  19. 119 Great Ming's First Female Marshal 大明第一女军侯 Historical319k WordsCompleted She was the peerless woman warrior of the Great Ming, riding a thousand miles along the road of loyal souls. Standing six feet one inch tall, she defeated the Qing armies and crushed the bandit rebels, earning great renown for her loyalty and courage to the Wei family and the state. She was the only woman in history to be honored with a separate biography as a celebrated general of a dynasty in the official histories. She humbled Dorgon and fought bloody battles against Hong Taiji. Her beauty wa 332Reads—Score—Shelves
  20. 120 I Transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty as the Emperor’s Brother-in-Law and Saved Zhu Xiongying from the Start 穿越大明成国舅,开局救了朱雄英 Historical690k WordsOngoing In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xiongying, the Emperor’s eldest grandson, dies, and his body disappears. Not long afterward, a young doctor arrives in the capital with a small apprentice. Thanks to his exceptional medical skills, he quickly becomes the talk of the town. His apprentice, in particular, looks almost exactly like the Emperor’s eldest grandson. “My father died young, leaving me only a compass and a white lotus jade pendant. Before my mother passed away, she said I had an older s 4kReads5.4Score630Shelves
  21. 121 Dreaming Back to Southern Ming: A Han Man Is No Slave 梦回南明,汉儿不称奴 Historical1.1M WordsOngoing Lin Yan, a construction contractor, unexpectedly transmigrates to the Southern Ming dynasty and meets Li Dingguo, who has twice defeated the Ming princes. Watch me help Prince Jin Li defeat them a third time! Knowing that the Manchu queue hairstyle marked nearly three hundred years of oppression for China, he resolves to fight the Qing and restore Han clothing and customs with the knowledge he has brought from modern times. 1.4kReads8.0Score150Shelves
  22. 122 The Great Hero of the Ming Dynasty 明朝大英雄 Eastern Fantasy115k WordsOngoing During the Zhengtong era, a child emperor ascends the throne, while the Grand Empress Dowager controls the court. In an attempt to reclaim power, the young emperor plunges the people into war. Martial artists from across the land join regional princes as they plot rebellion. Foreign forces invade from the north, while rebels and bandits run rampant at home. Amid this chaotic age, the heroes of the Ming Dynasty rise in the northern frontier. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  23. 123 The Story of America (Seven Volumes) 美国的故事(七册) Historical701k WordsCompleted Teacher Bi Lan spent more than twenty years in the United States, going from seeing America to seeing through it. With her thoughtful, sincere, and witty writing, she began writing about America on her blog in 2010, starting with the Mayflower, and she is still updating it today. Readers have praised her history of America as “concise but not simplistic, rigorous but not humorless.” If you want to understand what America is really all about, why not let Teacher Bi Lan tell you its story… 663Reads9.5Score157Shelves
  24. 124 The Embroidered Guards Protect the Realm: Smoke Rises Along the Nine Frontiers 锦衣护山河之九边狼烟靖 Historical401k WordsOngoing When Longqing ascended the throne, maritime trade opened in the southeast and the Japanese pirate threat gradually eased. But the northern frontier's nine garrisons remained engulfed in smoke and fire, with battles raging without end. Establishing tributary trade to bring an end to hostilities was an urgent necessity. Yet in Tumet, Zhao Quan and others from the White Lotus Society had established fortified settlements, and repeatedly sent spies into the Central Plains to sow chaos. The Ming cour 19Reads—Score—Shelves
  25. 125 Great Ming: The Strongest War King Starts at the Border 大明:最强兵王从边关开始 Historical718k WordsCompleted This novel tells the story of Wang Xiaowei, a modern-day all-around warrior king who transmigrates into the body of an ordinary soldier stationed at a beacon tower in Xuanfu in the first year of the Chongzhen era. Watch as he defends his country, vanquishes his foes, destroys the Later Jin, suppresses bandits, brings peace to the people, and establishes a new dynasty in this thrilling tale. 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  26. 126 A Man's Journey 男儿行 Historical2.3M WordsCompleted “We may die, but before we do, we must live like human beings!” Set against the peasant uprisings at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, this novel tells the story of a group of ordinary, unremarkable men who rise up in rebellion and rebuild the Chinese nation from the ruins. The protagonist is an ordinary man. Though he transmigrates, like countless others of Chinese descent in that era, he fights with his blood and all his might for the right to “live like a human being”! This story is not about revi 539Reads7.3Score100Shelves
  27. 127 A New Era of Splendor 再启风华 Historical454k WordsOngoing Zhu Youjun was a history buff, and an unshakable Ming loyalist to boot. Time and again, he tried to tell the Ming’s detractors online about the dynasty he saw in his heart. Unfortunately, he wasn’t the sort to trade insults, so to some people, all his efforts were nothing but a joke. Then, after one particularly heated and decidedly unfriendly online debate, he reached out with a sweat-soaked hand to switch off his computer, and something unexpected happened... When he opened his eyes again, eve 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  28. 128 War Flames over the Ming: A Special Forces King Rebuilds the Tang Dynasty 大明烽烟:特种兵王再造大唐 Historical461k WordsCompleted Li Mo, a modern special forces commander, had his soul transported into the body of Li Mo, a poor scholar and distant clan relative from Dacun Village, Shiqiao Township, Jiahe County, Guiyang Prefecture, in the tenth year of Chongzhen (1637). Although the original owner’s family had fallen into decline, the clan genealogy clearly recorded his descent from Li Sheng, a famous general of the mid-Tang dynasty. This became an important source of inspiration for the protagonist’s rise. 5Reads—Score—Shelves
  29. 129 Late Ming, 1638: Crush the Later Jin, Then Conquer the World 明末1638,先砍后金再霸全球 Historical1.7M WordsOngoing A special forces soldier carries modern equipment back to the late Ming Dynasty. Only 210 rifle rounds? No problem. A miniature imaging device lets him sense everything for dozens of miles. Flintlock rifles, steam engines... The Ming Empire's dominion over a sun that never sets begins with the destruction of the Eight Banners! 1.3kReads7.1Score109Shelves
  30. 130 I, the Hongguang Emperor: From the Start, I Confiscate the Donglin Faction’s Estates 我,弘光帝,开局抄家东林党 Historical252k WordsOngoing [Late Ming, Southern Ming, Hongguang Emperor, Political Intrigue and Power Struggles, Decisive and Ruthless, Resistance Against the Qing, No System, Courtroom Maneuvering] Transmigrated into the body of the Hongguang Emperor, who has only seven months to live, Zhu Yousong must defy fate and change his destiny from the start. With dirt on every official at court, I first force Ma Shiying to “voluntarily” donate a hundred thousand taels, then expose the mask of Qian Qianyi, leader of the Donglin f 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  31. 131 Just Venting: My Cursed Roommate Became Chongzhen 吐槽一下:我的冤种舍友穿成崇祯 Historical324k WordsOngoing Li A Jie, a modern-day corporate drone, wakes up to find that he's landed in the disastrous final years of the Ming Dynasty, as the foolish son of a landlord, a spoiled brat from a small salt merchant family in Jiangnan. Even more absurdly, his useless roommate, who used to call him “Brother Jie, carry me to victory!” every day in their dorm, has become the Chongzhen Emperor, with a noose around his neck and a death countdown ticking away! With flames of war on all sides and the court rotten to —Reads—Score—Shelves
  32. 132 Transmigrated to the Late Ming to Destroy the Treacherous Qing 穿越明末灭苟清 Historical479k WordsCompleted [Transmigration + Late Ming Dynasty + Rise to Power + Strategy + Destroying the Qing + System] Transmigrating into the Chongzhen era at the end of the Ming dynasty, history PhD Li Rui rises from a small frontier post to contend for the Central Plains, destroy the treacherous Qing, and rebuild China. 441Reads—Score—Shelves
  33. 133 I, the Ming Dynasty’s Restorer: Emperor Shizu 我,再造大明,明世祖 Historical173k WordsCompleted Go ahead and stir things up. Keep at it until Tomato has no good stories left and historical fiction has fallen into decline, and then my masterpiece will make its debut. We’re the ones carrying the torch for historical fiction on Tomato. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  34. 134 Wei Qing, the Flying General of Dragon City 龙城飞将卫青 Historical490k WordsCompleted From an illegitimate stable boy to Grand Marshal of Weiyang Palace! From a lowly horse groom in the Marquis of Pingyang’s household to the Han dynasty’s great warrior who swept the Xiongnu from the field, Wei Qing’s life is an iron-blooded legend of a man rising from humble beginnings. He launched a surprise attack on Longcheng, ending a century of setbacks for Han forces against the Xiongnu; reclaimed the Hetao region, extending the frontier by a thousand li and securing the Han dynasty’s north 3.6kReads6.9Score153Shelves
  35. 135 Late Ming: Laying Low in the Mountains as a Rebel King 明末:苟在山里当反王 Historical372k WordsOngoing “Jiexi Province, Baliu Prefecture, Xuelin District, Chiban County: in Shangbao stands a Golden Throne Hall...” This folk song has been passed down for more than four hundred years in the remote mountains of Suining, Hunan, and the ruins of the ancient Shangbao Kingdom are still there today. This story grew out of that real folk song. A fake jade pendant bought for ten yuan, a faulty outlet, and when Wang Dabao opens his eyes again, 108 gaunt refugees have pinned him to a heated earthen bed and a 16Reads—Score125Shelves
  36. 136 Your Majesty! That's Not How You Use the System 皇上!系统不是这样用的 Historical445k WordsCompleted [The rating just came in. Who knows if it'll go up later?] Zhou Dian accidentally castrates himself and dies! The next moment, he transmigrates and becomes the Chongzhen Emperor! From the start, he's supposed to perform a high-wire act from the crooked tree on Coal Hill. His loyal eunuch Wang Cheng'en clings tightly to his leg, weeping and shouting, “Your Majesty, don't be afraid! This servant will give you a hand!” Zhou Dian: “...” Luckily, the [Life Restart] System comes online! Other people s 1.8kReads8.1Score167Shelves
  37. 137 A Ming-Era Deserter: I Wanted to Lie Low, but the Turbulent Times Forced Me to Draw My Blade 明末逃卒:想苟,乱世却逼我拔刀 Historical213k WordsOngoing [No System + Hardcore Survival + Internally Consistent Logic + Meticulous Details + No Mindless Power Fantasy + Relentless Bloodshed] A dung fork from the start, and everything else has to be looted? Wang Feng, an engineering guy who moonlights as a martial arts stuntman, gets knocked unconscious with a club and wakes up in the chaotic final years of the Ming dynasty! There’s no overpowered System, and he has no kingly aura. All he has is a group of ragged, starving deserters. At his side ar 245Reads—Score—Shelves
  38. 138 Restoring the Ming Dynasty from Burma in Its Final Years 明末从缅甸开始复国 Historical250k WordsOngoing In 1659, the Great Ming dynasty was on the brink of collapse. The Qing army was bearing down on Yunnan, and the court was beset by troubles at home and abroad. But at that very moment, fate took a turn: the modern-day Zhu Youlang unexpectedly transmigrated into the body of the Ming dynasty’s Yongli Emperor, Zhu Youlang. With the powerful support of a tool called the Strongest Restoration System, he set about restoring the glory of the Great Ming. Zhu Youlang must not only face the Qing forces pu 44Reads—Score—Shelves
  39. 139 The Ming Chronicles: Emperor Hongzhi 大明录之弘治大帝 Historical1.6M WordsOngoing [Transmigration] [Decisive and ruthless] [Expanding the realm] [Wuxia] [Uncovering historical secrets] Protagonist: Zhu Youji He transmigrates into the grandson of the Ming dynasty's God of War. The Crown Prince of the Chenghua era is the eldest son of the Chenghua Emperor and the son of Consort Wan. This story sets history's regrets right, features brain-teasing political intrigue, and is a contest for supremacy. If you can figure out who the final villain is, the author concedes defeat. The Gr 138Reads7.1Score—Shelves
  40. 140 Biding My Time in the Late Ming: Lying Flat Makes Me Invincible 苟在明末,躺平即无敌 Historical1.7M WordsCompleted The late Ming is in chaos. Bones stretch for miles, and the dynasty is on the verge of collapse. Ambitious warlords fight for their lives everywhere, and everyone is struggling to survive. But the System keeps me, a transmigrator among the refugees, on a tight leash: No striving, no raising an army, no standing out. I’m only allowed to lie flat and slack off. The more I keep my head down, the stronger I get. The lazier I am, the more invincible I become. While the world risks everything to save 420Reads5.5Score—Shelves
  41. 141 Late Ming: I Rebel and Crown Myself Prince of the North 明末:造反自封镇北王 Historical772k WordsCompleted You're lucky. When you transmigrate, you become an emperor or a crown prince. I transmigrated as the son of a notorious traitor. I had no choice! Fine, then I'll start a rebellion... History trembles beneath my feet... 1.5kReads6.8Score—Shelves
  42. 142 The Ming Dynasty Fell Too Fast: I Didn’t Have Time to Rebel 大明亡国太快:我没来得及造反 Historical557k WordsCompleted Late Ming: I inherit my father's post and guard the frontier. As the Qing army advances south, the situation at the border grows increasingly tense, factional struggles at court intensify, disasters occur one after another, and the first waves of refugees appear. Defeated troops pass through the area. The beacon tower where Lin Feng is stationed receives false military orders and is attacked by a small group of Later Jin scouts. His comrades suffer heavy casualties, the tower is destroyed, and t 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  43. 143 The Real Story of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom 这才是太平天国 152k WordsOngoing With humor, extensive knowledge, and original insights, this book presents the most detailed, informative, compelling, perceptive, distinctive, and realistic account of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. It follows official historical records strictly, prioritizing accuracy and rigor. Logical analysis and comparisons across multiple sources are used to distinguish fact from fiction, with no fabrication or made-up claims to mislead readers. 62Reads—Score—Shelves
  44. 144 Late Ming: Capturing a Jurchen Cavalry Banner from the Start 明末:开局俘虏一牛录建奴骑兵 Historical220k WordsCompleted My new work is out! You can read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  45. 145 The History of the Song Dynasty Is No Mere Smoke 宋史并不如烟 Historical2.0M WordsCompleted Open this book, The Song Dynasty: A History That Still Lives, and you will immediately shed the sense of distance that comes with “reading history,” stepping straight into the elegant yet impassioned world of the Northern and Southern Song. Open this book, The Song Dynasty: A History That Still Lives, and you will see Zhao Kuangyin receiving the imperial yellow robe at Chenqiao Station, the morning frost still on his fingertips and hopes for good governance in his eyes. Open this book, The Son 18Reads—Score—Shelves
  46. 146 The Ming Dynasty’s Greatest Warrior 大明第一武夫 Historical1.2M WordsCompleted Zhu Yunfei, once the greatest mercenary of his generation, is unexpectedly reborn in the late Ming Dynasty. He becomes a soldier on the Liaodong front, fighting at the Battle of Songjin. Watch as he turns the tide, sweeps away the Jurchen invaders, crushes the rebel bands, and claims an empire and its beauties. 2.8kReads8.5Score238Shelves
  47. 147 Empire Game: Conquer the World, Starting with a Rebellion! 帝国游戏:从起义开始征服天下! Anime Fanfiction262k WordsCompleted The grand strategy game Empire Under Heaven took the world by storm as soon as it was released. Yet its chief designer, Ji Lin, mysteriously disappeared at that very moment. “How did I transmigrate into the game?!” Knowing full well that the empire was nearing its end and that the land was about to descend into chaos, Ji Lin declared, “I designed the whole game. What can you possibly use to fight me?” Come and add a little excitement to this decaying empire! “Are kings and generals born to t 22Reads—Score—Shelves
  48. 148 My Father Is the Yongle Emperor 我爹是永乐大帝 Historical875k WordsOngoing Shameless scholars say Zhu Di succeeded through luck, thanks to a freak gust of wind on the battlefield. They say Jianwen ordered, “Do not let me incur the crime of killing my uncle.” They say Li Jinglong was the first great war god of the Da Ming. They say that if Lan Yu had not died, Zhu Di would never have dared to rebel. They say Tie Xuan beat Zhu Di badly, they say Ping An beat Zhu Di badly, and they say Zhu Di only made it into Nanjing because he kept losing but was lucky... They say Zhu D 57Reads—Score—Shelves
  49. 149 Retracing the Heavenly Kingdom 回溯天国 Historical445k WordsCompleted An explosion hurled him from the elite ranks of the Nation’s Blade into the abyss of national fate. In 1842, the ink on the Treaty of Nanjing had barely dried. China’s darkest hour was only just beginning. Li Yunfeng, a special forces commander codenamed “Dragon Fang,” was accidentally sent through time during a mission. When he woke... —Reads—Score—Shelves
  50. 150 The Ming Dynasty's Destiny: Hongwu's Legacy 大明国运之洪武遗策 Historical2.1M WordsOngoing As a descendant of Zhu Sheng, I transmigrated into the first year of the Chongzhen era. Before me lay famine-stricken northern Shaanxi. Behind me stood an empire on the verge of collapse. Zhu Qiming had bound the Kindling System and gained access to a technological tree far ahead of its time. But the System gave a chilling warning: every exchange would bring a backlash. I rescued Lu Xiangsheng, and a plague of rats broke out in Xuanfu. I built a steam engine, and the craftsmen were blown to piec 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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