History Is Memory Carved Into Words (Not for Beginners) 历史是镌刻在文字上的记忆（小白勿进）
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- 1 Seizing the Yuan 扼元 In 1213 AD, the Jin Kingdom is beginning to weaken, while the Southern Song remains in decline. Western Xia, Dali, Goryeo, and Japan are even less of a force to be reckoned with. An unprecedented power is rising on the plateau, ready to drench the Eurasian continent in the blood of hundreds of millions. With calamity looming, a young man grips his bow and blade, determined to seize fate by the throat. 6Votes283.9kRecs301kFans
- 2 Lord of Ross 罗斯君王 The political games of eleventh-century Kievan Rus were always brutally harsh. From Rurik, who founded the dynasty, to the Wise One who brought it to its peak, poison, daggers, and swords were forever flickering in and out of the shadows. A soul from a later age became one of Rurik's princes. He moved forward along that blood-soaked yet glorious road, and the era of the rulers of Rus bega 0Votes14.4kRecs39.1kFans
- 3 Maya, 1441 玛雅1441 After 2012, Xiao Er transmigrates to the ancient Maya civilization, only to discover that things are far from simple. Not only are the Aztec Empire and the Spanish, calamity-level foes who will come to conquer them in the future, looming on the horizon, but the Maya civilization, and even Xiao Er himself, are already mired in trouble... Saving the Maya civilization and restoring its former glory will take a hard-fought path carved out by his own hands! (Previously titled Th 0Votes17.2kRecs8.7kFans
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The Anglo-Saxon Rose 盎格鲁玫瑰
A young Navy ensign who graduated from the United States Naval Academy is swept by a devastating tornado into the Kingdom of England in the mid-sixteenth century, where she begins an unknown medieval adventure...
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- 5 The Rise of Iceland 冰岛崛起 The seventeenth century marked the beginning of the rapid divergence between East and West. Reborn in impoverished Iceland, Olaf pointed toward Europe to the southeast and declared, “That will be mine!” Years later, Olaf became the Grand Duke of Iceland, King of North America, master of the Nordic countries, overlord of Russia, and supreme commander of the Viking expeditionary forces. A close friend of the Lord Protector of England despite their age difference, the savior of Gustavus Adolphus, a 0Votes16.1kRecs24.2kFans
- 6 The Last Border of Fire and Sword 火与剑之最后的国界 Alvar Cherchen, a down-at-heel knight from Spain, carries with him the dream of chivalry as he makes his mark on Eastern Europe in 1655, in an age of firearms. 0Votes6kRecs10.4kFans
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The Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece 古希腊之地中海霸主
This is an age of rising powers: the vast Persian Empire, Sparta, a nation founded on military might, Athens, dominant in trade, up-and-coming Thebes, ambitious Macedon, the twin powers of the western Mediterranean, and the newly risen Rome... This is an age of brilliant generals: Agesilaus, Sparta's last great king; Epaminondas, the famed general behind Thebes' rise; Philip, the founding king who laid the foundations of Macedon's hegemony; Dionysius, the tyrant of Syracuse; and Camillus, the di
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The Rise of Rurik 留里克的崛起
His soul transmigrates to Scandinavia, where he becomes Rurik. From a tribal youth to the leader of his people, a hero of the Baltic Sea, and then a prince of Novgorod, he advances step by step through the forests, grasslands, and countless waterways of Eastern Europe, dispelling ignorance and building civilization.
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- 9 EN The Immortal of the Aztecs 阿兹特克的永生者 An epic history of the ancient American tribes, beginning in the fifteenth century. It opens the door to a dreamlike age of exploration, brimming with vitality, and follows the wars and trade between Western Europe and East Asia as the indigenous peoples of the Americas establish a mighty empire. What does it mean to live forever? Is it an individual, or a civilization? Why did Europe rise to power? Why did it gradually bring its cannons to bear and place itself above the entire world? And why d 52Votes458.6kRecs348.3kFans
- 10 The New Shun, 1730 新顺1730 What would it be like if the dynasty that followed the fall of the Ming were a Han Chinese dynasty? After transmigrating, Liu Yu discovers that he has arrived in Dashun, a dynasty at a turning point in history. He starts out as the son of a duke, with parents, maids, plenty of money, plenty of people, and plenty of connections. With life growing dull, Liu Yu has to find something to do. And so... 14Votes297.3kRecs300.8kFans
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