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Autumn of the Seventeenth Year of Chongzhen 崇祯十七年秋
In the Jiashen upheaval, the emperor died for his country, and Wu Sangui led Qing troops through the pass. As the realm descended into chaos and the barbarians sought to seize the imperial throne, could the land of Huaxia truly have no loyal subjects? Beneath the walls of Qingzhou, enemy troops laid siege to the city. He Tuo urged Wang Shiheng to surrender: “Wang Shiheng, give in! You’ve fought your hardest, and there’s nothing more you can do!” In the isolated city of Yangzhou, Dodo shot a surr
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- 2 The Tang Brick 唐砖 In a dream, I returned to Chang'an. Blood stained Xuanwu Gate, and only endless sorrow remained deep within Taiji Palace. The ringing words “The people are water, and the ruler is a boat” still echoed across the land of Chang'an, yet foreign cavalry once again smashed through the Yumen Pass. How could 52Votes2.2MRecs1.9MFans
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The Qin Empire Rises Again 大秦之帝国再起
The empire collapses into chaos, and the realm is torn by strife. The various states rise again, but who will shape the tide? Establishing himself in the Southern Commandery, he conquers the Hundred Yue. Dominating the southern frontier, he annexes the various states. Behold how a brand-new empire rises again! Restore the Hetao, seize the grasslands, and occupy the Western Regions. Build a navy, conquer the Japanese islands, and raid the South Seas. Revive the trade routes between East and West,
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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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The Tang Dynasty in Its Golden Age 盛世唐魂
A celebrated work of historical fiction from Qidian. Transmigrating into the Zhenguan era. Before the songs of a golden age can ring out, foreign tribes once again breach the Yumen Pass. There is no escaping natural disasters, no stopping man-made calamities, and wherever the armies pass, the night fills with endless sorrow and grief! All I ask is peace and prosperity for the people! All I ask is peace and prosperity for the people! With a worn brush in hand, I would adorn these splendid rivers
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Taobao in the Great Tang 淘宝大唐
A modern homebody brings along a Taobao System and transmigrates to the Zhenguan era of the Great Tang, where he begins his life as an emperor.
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