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1 步 Lotus Blossoms at Every Step 步步生莲 Yue Guan月关Historical3.6M WordsCompleted Yang Decheng, a community worker, unexpectedly returns to ancient times after doing his job conscientiously, becoming Ding Hao, the least favored illegitimate son of the Ding family. Without power or money, Ding Hao works as a carriage driver for his half-brother. His dream is to become a carefree young master in this wretched society and live out his days in peace. Though the dream seems distant, Ding Hao doesn't take it to heart. Drawing on the social experience he gained from community work, 8Votes4MRecs842.9kFans

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Yang Decheng, a community worker, unexpectedly travels back to ancient times due to his conscientious work, becoming Ding Hao, the most unwelcome illegitimate son of the Ding family. Ding Hao, who had no power or money and worked as a rickshaw driver for his half-brother, had a dream: to become a carefree rich young master in this wicked society and live a peaceful life. Although his dream seemed distant, Ding Hao didn't care. With the social experience he had gained from community work, he was adept at dealing with people and situations, cleverly seizing every opportunity to break free from constraints and strive for everything he wanted. The power struggles within the Song court, the joys and sorrows of Li Yu of the Southern Tang, the ambitions of Xiao Chuo of the Northern Kingdom, the secrets of the Golden Box Alliance, the enigmatic tale of the Axe Shadow and the Red Robe, Chen Tuan's ingenious plan to capture Mount Hua, and the eternal regret of the Gaoliang River... The landscape is like a painting, the beauties are like poems, and in this world, every step is like a lotus blooming.

3 宗 The Inquisition 宗教裁判所 Eightfold Pagoda八部浮屠Western Fantasy375k WordsOngoing The Rothschild family motto is a fascinating thing. This ancient family has an unwritten rule: before dying, each head of the family may leave one final saying for their descendants. The current head's father said this on his deathbed: “My descendants, pride, greed, lust, wrath, gluttony, envy, and sloth: these seven deadly sins. If you commit three or four of them, do not come to Heaven to see me. Go to Hell instead. If you commit all of them, well, I admit that you are my descendant, and I wil 0Votes471.5kRecs86.4kFans

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The Rothschild family precepts are quite interesting. This ancient family has an unwritten rule that each patriarch can leave a message for his descendants before he dies. The current patriarch's father, on his deathbed, said, "My descendants, pride, greed, lust, wrath, gluttony, envy, sloth—these are the seven deadly sins. If you have committed three or four of them, then do not come to see me in heaven; go to hell. If you have committed them all, well, I acknowledge that you are my descendant, and I will protect you in heaven." The protagonist will grow up in such a family. He will become the greatest heretic in this world of swords and magic, saints and cultists, dragons and beastmen, and this heretic who should have been burned at the stake will instead take charge of the Inquisition. The last words left to posterity by this great heretic whose image was printed on playing cards as the "Black Emperor" seem somewhat cryptic: The bravest man is not one who is fearless of the emperor's crown, the papal scepter, the deep starry sky above, or the morality within, but one who has a sense of awe. A tiny plot of land, a small temple, a small bodhisattva. My greatest ambition is probably to bring comfort to the devout, the tolerant, and the rational.