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The Shadow of Espionage 谍影风云
An ordinary civil servant returns to 1936 by a twist of fate. He searches for underground resistance groups and tracks down Japanese spies, contributing his share to the liberation and revival of his country and people amid an extraordinary era. Thus begins his legendary career in the world of espionage. Spy Tide readers’ group 1: 833528943; Spy Tide readers’ group 2: 879936725; Spy Tide helmsman group: 940510849
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The Pingshi Storyteller 北平说书人
I've started another new book, with the same familiar style of traditional arts and the trades of the folk jianghu, but a different mix and flavor. This time, I'll be bringing you a glimpse of everyday life among ordinary people in Beijing in the early Republic of China, along with the story of a drama queen making his way through those times. It's probably a story about an irreverent apprentice storyteller and a very serious magician cleaning up crime in early Republican-era Beijing.
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Han Si Becomes an Official 韩四当官
A beautiful woman and a golden mansion await within the pages of a book. Once you have mastered your studies, you can be a humble farmer in the morning and enter the emperor's court by evening. Han Si knows nothing of the classics or histories, nor the works of the philosophers, and has no chance of passing the imperial exams. If he wants to bring honor to his family, his only option is to buy an official post!
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The Great Traitor 大叛贼
A cannon blast heralds the Xinhai Revolution, shaking the land, and the Qing dynasty falls in response... Wait! Hold on! This is the Kangxi era? Heaven, are you messing with me?
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The Qing Conquest, 1719 伐清1719
I've returned to the fifty-eighth year of the Kangxi reign, three hundred years in the past? Kangxi: “I want to live another five hundred years!” Ning Yu: “Drop dead!”
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The Far Eastern Tycoon of Republican China 民国之远东巨商
The Han family’s shipping company, Xinyi He, is on the brink of collapse. But the loyal, honest eldest brother insists on continuing to fight tooth and nail in this quagmire against a cunning, unscrupulous rival. Facing trouble both within and without, Han Huaiyi, whose reputation was once in tatters, decides to restore his family’s fortunes, starting now.
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The Iron Bones of the Ming Dynasty 大明铁骨
“Throughout the 315 years of the Ming Dynasty, we never sent princesses to marry foreign powers, paid indemnities, ceded territory, or paid tribute. The emperor guarded the nation's gates, and the ruler died for his country.” Unyielding and iron-willed, only the Ming! The cataclysm of 1644 brought the Central Plains to ruin; our great lands were stained by foreign filth; the sons of Han swore they would never be slaves! In the thirteenth year of the Yongli reign, Zheng Chenggong launched his nor
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Marching North to Conquer the Qing 北上伐清
In the dust of the barbarians, the people have wept until their tears ran dry; beneath the Han people's knees lies a splendid land. Today, we have gathered three hundred million strong, clapping our hands and boasting of Han robes and caps. Perks for full-book subscribers: 961406930 (send a screenshot of your fan rank when you join)
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The Rise of a Great Nation: The Sun Never Sets in the East 大国崛起之东方日不落
Starting in India at the end of the eighteenth century, I build my fortune on the East India Company’s business model. Chasing the final days of the Age of Sail and greeting the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, I rely on the strength of a great China and make a modest effort toward one small goal: crowning the Eastern Empire as the land where the sun never sets! This is not a story about crushing everyone with futuristic technology. It follows a plausible course of historical events. If it’s n
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The Emperor of the Mountain Valley 山沟皇帝
The protagonist's father had a dream and thought he was the Son of Heaven. Then a Taoist from a run-down temple read his fortune and said he was destined to be emperor. And so, this little landowner, who had never even been to the prefectural city, declared himself emperor and founded a country in a remote mountain valley. (According to reader feedback, this book moves at lightning speed: he becomes emperor in just three chapters, and before you know it, the whole nation is at war…)
0Votes455.9kRecs334.3kFans
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The Portal Between Movie Worlds 电影世界穿梭门
That day, a bolt of lightning struck. Wang Xu didn’t transmigrate; his front door did. Movies, TV dramas, anime, novels, ancient myths: this place is filled with endless worlds, and with them, endless possibilities… VIP group: Open to members with 2,000 fan points. Screenshot required.
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The Corrupt Official of the Great Qing 大清弊主
An ordinary homebody transmigrates to the Qing dynasty and becomes Yinzhen, the fourteenth son of Emperor Kangxi. He promotes agriculture, establishes Western-style schools, builds an ocean-going fleet, and expands overseas trade. When the princes compete for the throne, Yinzhen strikes forcefully, so forcefully that all the other princes hate him to the bone. They use every means at their disposal, yet can only swallow their rage and put on a smile whenever they face him. See how the fourteenth
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Reborn in the Late Kangxi Era 重生于康熙末年
Xiao Jiu's new book, My Father-in-Law Is Called Kangxi, launches on Qidian on May 1, 2022. He woke from a dream to find himself in the Cao family's Jiangning Weaving Bureau residence, three hundred years in the past. Kangxi was growing old, and great changes were on the horizon. The Nine Princes were watching, ready to make their move. Some families were flourishing, others were on the brink of collapse. The Cao family of Jiangnan was at the height
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A Han Man Will Never Be a Slave 汉儿不为奴
With ninety-nine steel blades in hand, I’ll stop only when every barbarian is slain; Let drums and gongs thunder as the masses roar, we’ll never rest until Huanglong is taken! In the twelfth year of the false Qing Shunzhi era, Zhou Shixiang, a Han Chinese from Xinhui, Guangdong: “Our Han people will never be slaves!”
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The Turmoil of the Qing Dynasty 乱清
A solitary lamp, A crescent moon hanging high, A beauty fair as jade, Rivers and mountains stretching for thousands of miles. A part-time guide at a small museum undergoes the most miserable transmigration in history. Returning from the dead and surviving against all odds, he vows to plunge the palace into chaos, topple the dynasty, and usher in an entirely new age, all by his own efforts Today I take up my mighty brush to rewrite the Spring and Autumn Annals. If the world is in such a state, wh
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