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1 带 Bringing a Warehouse to the Great Ming 带着仓库到大明 Sir Dybala迪巴拉爵士Historical6.0M WordsCompleted Fang Xing transmigrated, bringing two warehouses with him! Other people transmigrate with an aura of supreme dominance, but all Fang Xing wants is to farm! “I just want to live a leisurely life in this era!” He owns a grand mansion and teaches a few disciples on the side, doing his best to help them climb the ranks so they can become his backing! But who could have guessed his disciples would be so unreliable? They actually turned out to 6Votes3.6MRecs1.4MFans

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The new book, "The Great Man of the Northern Song Dynasty," has been released. Fang Xing transmigrated, bringing two warehouses with him! While others transmigrate with an aura of dominance, Fang Xing only wants to farm! "I just want to live a leisurely life in this era!" He owns a large villa and casually teaches a few disciples, striving to help them climb the ranks so they can become his protectors! But who would have thought that the disciple was so unreliable, actually...

2 抗 The Chinese Expeditionary Force in the War of Resistance 抗战之中国远征军 Expeditionary Soldier远征士兵Military2.6M WordsCompleted History has no what-ifs. But if history did have what-ifs... what would have happened if China's first expedition had not failed? Burma, Midway, Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, Okinawa... Stilwell said, "Boys, I'll lead you all the way to Tokyo!" 0Votes494.4kRecs284.3kFans

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History has no "what ifs". But what if history had a "what if"... What if China's first expedition hadn't failed? Myanmar, Midway, Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, Okinawa... Stilwell said, "Guys, I'm going to lead you all the way to Tokyo!"

3 抗 The Legendary Little Anti-Japanese Fighter 抗日小山传奇 Lao Zhe老哲Military4.1M WordsCompleted His mother was a Buddhist and told him never to take a life. But he realized that killing Japanese invaders meant sparing the lives of countless more Chinese, so he set out on the road of resistance. He came from the mountains of the north, fighting his way south. He wiped out pursuers atop the Great Wall and carried the imperial seal of the puppet state of Manchukuo to the capital, a journey of a thousand miles. He audited classes at the Central Army Officer Academy in Nanjing. He fought his wa 0Votes44.8kRecs53.8kFans

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His mother was a Buddhist and told him not to harm living beings. However, he realized that killing Japanese devils was to release more Chinese people, so he embarked on the journey of resisting Japan. He came from the mountains of the north, fighting his way through enemy lines, annihilating the pursuing enemy atop the Great Wall, and carrying the imperial seal of the puppet Manchukuo emperor a thousand miles to Beijing; he was an auditor at the Nanjing Central Military Academy; he fought his way out of the Nanjing defense battle, blowing up the Japanese motorboat in the rolling Yangtze River; during the bloody battle of Taierzhuang, he unintentionally became a firefighter, a logistics transport soldier... He was approachable but disliked partisan strife; he, Huo Xiaoshan, was born to fight against Japan! This is a work by a seasoned bookworm who has read for many years. Is it the most amazing, captivating, gritty, realistic, or even the funniest? Yes and no. I want to write the most compelling anti-Japanese war novel from the perspective of a seasoned bookworm—that's the self-positioning of this work. This book is a non-mainstream, non-time-travel novel. Readers are welcome to provide relevant historical facts. QQ group: 514605904