Through the Ages 古往今来

1 长 Song of Everlasting Joy 长乐歌 Master Three Precepts三戒大师Historical1.6M WordsCompleted A century of history, yet sorrow still abounds; I remember the Marquis of Changle from long ago. His hall was fragrant with flowers and thronged by three thousand guests; one sword’s frost chilled fifty provinces! Does Heaven know the ills of this mortal world? The green hills laugh at me, while the clouds beckon. I breathe in a beauty’s fragrance among the flowers, and beneath the moon I lightly sever my enemies’ heads! Victory, defeat, gratitude, and vengeance, all poured into a heart-rending 0Votes520.2kRecs169.5kFans

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A century of history is filled with sorrow, but the memory of the Marquis of Chang Le is still vivid. A hall full of flowers intoxicates three thousand guests; a single sword, frosty and cold, traverses fifty provinces! Does Heaven know of human suffering? The green mountains laugh at me as the clouds beckon. Incense wafts from the flowers, savoring the beauty's fragrance; under the moon, swiftly behead the enemy! Success and failure, gratitude and resentment, all turned into a heartbreaking wine, transformed into a song of eternal joy. Please lend me your ear, and let us revel together for a thousand autumns to come!

2 今 The New Song Dynasty 今宋 Clothed in Mountains衣山尽Historical1.1M WordsCompleted The national humiliation of Jingkang: corpses piled high across the land, white bones strewn in the wilderness. Dynasties rise and fall, the heavens collapse and the earth is overturned. The west wind. The red banner. With a long spear in hand, can we bind the dragon lurking beneath the sea? See whose realm rules the Great Song today. 0Votes22.5kRecs15.6kFans

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The Jingkang Incident was a national humiliation; corpses piled up like mountains throughout the land, and bones lay scattered in the wilderness. The rise and fall of dynasties caused the heavens to tilt and the earth to collapse. West wind, red flag. With a long spear in hand, can one bind the sea dragon? Looking at the Song Dynasty today, whose empire is it?

3 放 Roaring Through the Han Dynasty 放啸大汉 Kou Shiwulang寇十五郎Historical991k WordsCompleted Emperor Cheng of Han, Liu Ao: “You ask who I am... er, who am I? Well, I'm a member of the household of the Marquis of Fuping!” Zhao Feiyan, the Han palace's number-one beauty: “I'd rather be a marquis's concubine than an emperor's princess.” Zhao Hede, the most enchanting woman of the two Han dynasties: “I'd gladly die now that my wish is fulfilled. I envy the mandarin ducks, not the immortals.” Ban Jieyu, the foremost talented woman of the Western Han: “I gaze at the bright moon, my hand upon 4Votes114.2kRecs60.9kFans

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Emperor Cheng of Han, Liu Ao: "You ask me... Uh, who I am? Well, I am a member of the family of the Marquis of Fuping!" Zhao Feiyan, the most beautiful woman in the Han Palace, said: "I would rather be a concubine of a lord than a princess of an emperor." Zhao Hede, the most beautiful woman of the Han Dynasty: "I would not hesitate to die to get my wish fulfilled, and I envy not the immortals but only the mandarin ducks." Ban Jieyu, the most talented woman of the Western Han Dynasty: "Gazing at the bright moon, I feel my heart; facing the autumn wind, I think of my beloved." Wang Zhaojun, one of the Four Beauties of ancient China: "Zhaojun left the border only for her lover." This was an era of heroes and beauties, an era filled with the soft Wu dialect, the neighing of horses and the howling of the wind, and the strongest voice of the time: those who offend the mighty Han, though far away, shall be punished! The Han Dynasty should not stop at the Western Regions! PS: This time, Zhaojun's departure to the border was not the same as that of the barbarian tribes. She was not forced to serve the barbarian slaves, but rather she was to become the Queen of the Western Regions (covering mouth, it seems like I've given away a spoiler...). VIP Group: 552183925

4 公 The Dashing Young Master 公子风流 Going Up the Mountain to Fight the Tigers上山打老虎额Historical2.8M WordsCompleted He transmigrated into the body of a dissolute young master who knew all about romance and the ways of love. He couldn't play an instrument, but he knew how to woo a woman. Unfortunately, he ended up in the emperor's personal guard, the Embroidered Uniform Guard. Well, the pressure was immense. He'd have to put his conscience aside for now. His real job was to pick up a weapon and call a deer a horse. “The day I don the flying-fish robe and wield the embroidered spring saber will be the day I ris 0Votes148.4kRecs353.3kFans

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He transmigrated into the body of a spendthrift young master who was knowledgeable about romance and love, and although he couldn't play the piano, he was good at talking about love. Unfortunately, I became part of the emperor's personal guard, the Embroidered Uniform Guard. Well, the pressure is immense. For now, I have to put aside my conscience and pick up my weapon to call a deer a horse. "The day I don the flying fish robe and embroidered spring knife will be the day I rise to prominence!"

6 春 I Rule in the Spring and Autumn Period 春秋我为王 July New Releases七月新番Historical4.0M WordsCompleted Reborn in the Spring and Autumn period as an illegitimate son of a noble clan, I was sent to live with the cattle and horses in the stables. Little did anyone know that this would lay the foundation for my hegemony. What does the partition of Jin matter? Watch as my Zhao clan takes its place! Laozi rides west on an ox, Confucius is full of ambition, and Wu and 7Votes688.3kRecs389.2kFans

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My new book, "New Book," has been released. Set in the late Xin Dynasty, it tells the story of a time traveler battling the chosen one of another plane. Please add it to your collection. Reborn in the Spring and Autumn Period, I became the illegitimate son of a noble family, banished to the stables to keep company with cattle and horses. Little did I know that this would lay the foundation for my hegemony. What was the division of Jin into three families? Watch as my Zhao family usurped the throne of Jin! Lao Tzu rode an ox westward, Confucius was full of vigor, and the rivalry between Wu and Yue led to the tragic separation of beauties. On the banks of the Wei River, a woman in a flowing robe recited the poem: "The reeds are green, the dew is white as frost." With a long sword in his right hand and poetry in his left, he unifies the world with a unique way of thinking. He strides into Chengzhou in the afterglow of the setting sun. Can I ask about the weight of the tripod? This is my China, my Spring and Autumn Annals—I am king!