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1 革 Revolution, Goddess! 革命吧女神 Bandit on the Grass草上匪Western Fantasy6.0M WordsCompleted Li Qi was cast into another world by the Goddess of Revolution. Here, gods and demons filled the skies, and the extraordinary were everywhere. Just struggling to secure a comfortable life was hard enough, yet the goddess wanted him to spark a grand revolution of ordinary people. There are no witches here, only sorceresses. Guns, explosives, and steam engines are no match for divine arts, magic, or spiritual power, so the only weapons they can use are those of faith. Raised in a climate of righte 0Votes417.6kRecs294.2kFans

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Li Qi was thrown into another world by the goddess of revolution. Here, gods and demons filled the sky, and extraordinary beings were as common as dogs. It was already difficult enough to struggle for a comfortable life, but the goddess wanted him to start a great revolution among mortals. There are no witches, only sorceresses. Guns, explosives, and steam engines cannot defeat divine magic and spiritual power; only faith can provide the weapons. Born into a world of righteousness, Li Qi can only rely on the most advanced ideas to slay gods and demons, fight against heaven and earth, and fill the entire world of Fein with righteousness. Book lovers' group, 174140432 Grass Bandit Book Club, please enter the group with the book title as the password, thank you. My new book, "Red Star Wizarding Academy," is being updated. Please add it to your collection and recommend it.

3 江 The Splendor of the Realm 江山国色 Happiness Comes Knocking幸福来敲门Historical2.3M WordsCompleted In the seventh year of Daye under the Sui, at first glance, the empire was still at the height of its golden age. Emperor Yang of Sui launched a campaign against Liaodong, hoping to become an emperor for all ages. Li Yuan supervised the grain supplies on the Liaodong front, still an obscure figure. Wang Bo, known as the Prophet, sang on Mount Changbai: “Long spears pierce halfway to the sky; circling blades flash in the sunlight.” In the blink of an eye, beacons of war flared everywhere. Li Shim 0Votes96.9kRecs91.3kFans

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The seventh year of the Daye era of the Sui Dynasty, at first glance, seemed to be the height of its prosperity. Emperor Yang of Sui was conquering Liaodong, hoping to become an emperor for ten thousand generations; Li Yuan was supervising grain supplies on the Liaodong front, but was unknown; Wang Bo, the Prince of Zhishi, was singing "The long spear invades half the sky, the wheel of the sword shines in the sunlight" in Changbai Mountain. In the blink of an eye, war broke out everywhere. Li Shimin was full of ambition, Li Mi hung a book on an ox horn, and Zhang Xutuo was preparing for a hundred battles in the yellow sand. Heroes such as Li Xuanba, Yuwen Chengdu, Qin Qiong, Yuchi Jingde, and Cheng Yaojin will also make their appearances. The landscape is like a painting, the rivers and mountains are vast; the beauty is like a national treasure, the woman is stunning, and her dance moves the world. Spanning a thousand years of time and space, in this magnificent era, starting from humble beginnings, learning martial arts at Shaolin, gathering heroes at Wagang, and dominating the world! This book has been successfully completed. Please check out my new book, "The Great Ming Dynasty Scholar". Thank you!

4 大 Ode to the Great Tang 大唐颂 You Are That Beam of Light你是那道光束Historical2.6M WordsCompleted After the Central Plains endured the upheaval of the Five Barbarians, several centuries passed before the late Tang. Once again, the people of China stood on the brink of the end times... Born in the ancient city of Lingzhou and backed by the fierce people of the Han northwest, he arrives. Will the dying light of the Tang Empire still be stained with the blood of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, as the histories record? Where does the road ahead lead? The road lies beneath our feet. Where th 0Votes17.6kRecs12.3kFans

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After the chaos of the Five Barbarian Invasions, centuries later, at the end of the Tang Dynasty, the Chinese people once again teetered on the brink of destruction... Born in the ancient city of Lingzhou, relying on the fierceness of the Han people in the northwest, with his arrival, will the afterglow of the Tang Dynasty still be stained by the bloodstains of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms as recorded in history? Where is the road ahead? The road lies beneath our feet. Where long swords point, iron cavalry surges like clouds; a new era of Han and Tang glory begins here... My new book, "Battle Maps at the End of the Tang Dynasty," has been uploaded. I hope you'll pay close attention!

7 晚 The Late Tang Dynasty 晚唐 Muzi Blue木子蓝色Historical3.7M WordsCompleted The fourteenth year of the Xiantong reign of the Tang Dynasty, 873 AD. Emperor Yizong, the Tang Dynasty's seventeenth ruler, has died. As the empire basks in the setting sun, its new emperor, twelve-year-old Li Xuan, takes the throne as the eighteenth ruler, Emperor Xizong. At this point, only a few months remain before the private salt trader Wang Xianzhi raises an army against the Tang with ten commanders at his side. Another private salt trader, Huang Chao, who loves writing poems about chrys 0Votes113.7kRecs118.7kFans

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The fourteenth year of the Xiantong era of the Tang Dynasty, 873 AD. When Emperor Yizong, the seventeenth emperor of the Tang Dynasty, passed away, the empire in its twilight years welcomed the twelve-year-old Emperor Xizong, Li Xuan. At this time, it had only been a few months since the salt smuggler Wang Xianzhi led ten generals to rebel against the Tang Dynasty, and Huang Chao, another salt smuggler who loved to write poems about chrysanthemums, had long harbored resentment towards the Tang Dynasty. At this time, Li Keyong, the Prince of Jin, was merely a low-ranking military officer on the frontier, and the Thirteen Protectors had not yet made a name for themselves. Zhu Wen, the rogue and incestuous emperor of the Later Liang dynasty, was feeding pigs at a landlord's house, while Wang Jian, the Prince of Shu, was butchering a donkey. Qian Liu, the King of Wuyue, was a henchman for salt merchants, and Yang Xingmi, the King of Wu, had become a bandit in Luzhou... At that moment, Li Jing inadvertently stumbled into the twilight of the Tang Dynasty.