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A Titan of the Times 时代巨子
This was a dazzling, glorious era. Lin Feng was its brightest star, an era-defining figure whom no one could ignore. His legend began in the summer of 2001.
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The Ordinary Man Is Actually... 庸人还真
More or less, this is the story of an ordinary but far-from-vulgar little man who somehow comes upon a fortuitous opportunity. From struggling just to survive, he becomes a superhuman who lives life to the fullest, roams wherever he pleases, and eventually hopes to attain immortality. This story is fun because the protagonist is a fascinating person. This book takes its time, but its flavor is rich and mellow, like a pot of Cantonese soup simmered slowly over a low flame.
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The Culinary Traveler 美食旅行家
Ever since Zhang Xiao was able to expense his travel costs... He was either on the road or planning his next trip. He had stayed in presidential suites costing hundreds of thousands a night, sampled sumptuous dishes decorated with gold leaf, and lived in the lap of luxury. He had conquered the perilous Amazon rainforest and gazed out at the vast, breathtaking peaks of the Himalayas. He had no regrets in life. The top magazine Time had this to say about Zhang Xiao: “His job is undoubtedly the mos
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The Cultured Guest 清客
Fine calligraphy, but no more than ordinary; second-rate talent, kept under wraps; three jin of liquor, yet never drunk; clothes for all four seasons, but never quite right; five stones at Go, without regret; six performances of Kunqu, never turned down; a crooked seven-character poem, written without delay; eight rounds of the card game ma diao, with nothing left unchecked; a rank of ninth grade, never sought; and a full ten parts of geniality, without a trace of vulgarity Travel five hundred y
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A Thousand Autumns for the Young Master 公子千秋
After a devastating fire, Yue Qianqiu was taken home by Old Master Yue, a man of humble origins with a house full of descendants. In this world, there were powerful clans and scholars who fancied themselves noble and righteous. There were also martial circles and sects unwilling to live at the mercy of the imperial court. Scholars used their words to undermine the law, while heroes used their martial arts to defy its prohibitions. Conflict and excitement went hand in hand, as did opportunity and
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- 6 An Idle Man in the Southern Jin 南晋闲人 Southern Jin, the third year of the Zhidao era. A time of freedom and prosperity. At this time, Southern Jin's Bianliang is enjoying the peace of the Xianping reign. The land is tranquil, the weather favorable; though bandits cause trouble, the Northern Liao lurk at the borders, and eunuchs hold power, life is generally comfortable and pleasant, free from the chaos of war. During the Lantern Festival that year, a coup takes place in Bianliang. After a minor incident in the coup, Chen Zhongqing, 0Votes30.6kRecs19.2kFans
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Return to the Ming Dynasty as a Pirate 回到明朝当海盗
In the thirty-fourth year of the Jiajing reign, a graduate student of maritime studies quietly woke up. In this age, scholars threw down their brushes to become pirates, while pirates sent petitions asking the court to recruit them. In this age, the emperor couldn’t stop refining elixirs, and the court dared not open its doors to the filthy world outside. But none of them knew that this was already the age of the great voyages. Fortune’s daughters crossed oceans, and poetry and song had become a
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- 8 Chen Jialuo's Happy Life 陈家洛的幸福生活 Is it really impossible to rebel during the “Qianlong Golden Age”? A modern young man transmigrates into Chen Jialuo, and from then on the Red Flower Society takes a different path to revolution. Oh, and one more thing: Luo Bing is the female lead. 0Votes25.7kRecs22.4kFans
- 9 The Southern Ming Continues 续南明 “The Great Ming has unified the four seas, surpassed the Three Dynasties and outshone the Han and Tang. Its reach extends to the ends of the earth, and all under Heaven bow as its subjects...” In the sixth year of the Xuande era, Zheng He set sail on his seventh voyage to the Western Ocean. He proudly proclaimed these words on the Stele of the Heavenly Consort’s Divine Manifestations. At the time, the might of the Ming dynasty was at its height. But by the end of the Chongzhen era, the great edi 2Votes722.2kRecs228.1kFans
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Drifting with the Tide: A Great Military Strategist 随波逐流之一代军师
I have long since hidden away the gold at my waist; such matters are nothing unusual. If the world wishes to know the guest of the humble garden, he is merely a scholar from Jiangnan. Jiang Zhe, courtesy name Suiyun, was born poor. After ten years of arduous study, he finally passed the imperial examinations and entered the Hanlin Academy. But by chance, he was drawn into the struggle over the crown prince of the Great Yong dynasty. Faced with schemes and machinations, he had to match wits and p
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The Spring and Autumn of the Chu Clan 楚氏春秋
Dragons devour the world, and winds and clouds surge. The Central Plains had enjoyed a hundred years of peace, but the Northern Zhao's Chu clan was rising, the young ruler of the Western Qin was being restored to power, Southern Qi and Eastern Wu were forming an alliance, and the northern barbarians were stirring... In this chaotic age of heroes, who can stand against whom?
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