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A Great Landowner in the Tang Dynasty 唐朝好地主
Zhang Chao transmigrates to the fourth year of Wude and arrives at Bashang, outside Chang’an, where he becomes the son of a veteran soldier. But all he wants is to be a laid-back, prosperous landlord in the Tang Dynasty! (Recipient of the 2016 Xingchuang Award for Excellence in Historical Fiction!)
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- 2 The Fall of the Sui Dynasty 隋末 Chen Kefu was the only son of Chen Shen, crown prince of the Southern Chen dynasty. But on the very day he was born, the Southern Chen was destroyed by the armies of the Sui. Entrusted by the crown prince to a minister and raised in hiding, Chen Kefu dreamed from childhood of becoming a hero. At twenty-two, he secretly took several household retainers and joined Sui’s third campaign against Goguryeo. In his first battle, standing out among a million soldiers in a striking white robe atop a white 0Votes45.8kRecs55.8kFans
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The Yue Banner Flies High 岳旗飘扬
Sing "Man Jiang Hong" with Yue Pengju, and savor the rousing words: "With lofty ambition, I hunger for the flesh of the northern invaders." What a thrill! Copy Xin Jiaxuan's "Po Zhen Zi," and chant: "To accomplish the king's great cause of unifying the realm." How delightful! Watch Yue Qiu transmigrate to the Southern Song and use a Super Exchange System to write a stirring chapter of history. Let Han pride shine, and let the Yue banner fly!
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- 4 The Fictional Three Kingdoms 虚构三国 Ji Shu transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era, only to discover he has no golden finger at all. When the Yellow Turban Rebellion breaks out, he ends up among the refugees and even sells himself into slavery. As the world shifts and his path grows ever more treacherous, Ji Shu can only rely on his patchy knowledge of history and a modern perspective to survive in the chaos. In the end, instead of choosing Cao Cao, the ambitious warlord, or Liu Bei, the paragon of benevolence and righteousness, h 0Votes172Recs2.1kFans
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Stealing Heaven and Rewriting the Song Dynasty 偷天改宋
The Battle of Zhongtiao Mountain. Atop the sheer cliffs to the south, the Yellow River roared behind them, while Japanese troops aimed their guns at them from the front. Eight hundred brave men threw themselves into the surging Yellow River! The trembling ground roused Han Zhenhan from unconsciousness. Had he really survived? And why were there Mongol cavalry? A man seeks a comfortable second life for the eight hundred brothers who followed him through life and death. But how can he live in comf
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