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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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- 2 A Common Soldier of the Northern Army of Eastern Jin 东晋北府一丘八 The wheels of history rolled past the magnificent era of the Three Kingdoms, and the Central Plains entered a peace unseen in a century. Everyone thought a golden age was about to arrive, but no one could have imagined that what awaited them would be a thousand-year nightmare the Han people would never wish to face. The Yongjia Disaster plunged the Central Plains into chaos, with tigers and wolves running rampant! The children of Huaxia wailed in pools of blood. Unwilling to live as slaves, the 0Votes1.1MRecs1.9MFans
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Rising to Power at the End of the Yuan 元末称雄
The new book Three Kingdoms: The Owl is now being serialized! Like this novel, it has no System, no storage space, no wise old mentor, and no overpowered golden finger. This is a Three Kingdoms story of conquest that aims for realism. Give it a try if that sounds good to you. Thank you! At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the Red Turban Rebellion throws the realm into chaos. A soul from the future is born into this troubled age and, in order to survive, gradually sets out on a path that will change
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The Chinese Expeditionary Force in the War of Resistance 抗战之中国远征军
History has no what-ifs. But if history did have what-ifs... what would have happened if China's first expedition had not failed? Burma, Midway, Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, Okinawa... Stilwell said, "Boys, I'll lead you all the way to Tokyo!"
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- 5 The Tang Brick 唐砖 In a dream, I returned to Chang'an. Blood stained Xuanwu Gate, and only endless sorrow remained deep within Taiji Palace. The ringing words “The people are water, and the ruler is a boat” still echoed across the land of Chang'an, yet foreign cavalry once again smashed through the Yumen Pass. How could 64Votes2.2MRecs1.9MFans




