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Madness at the End of the Ming Dynasty 明末疯狂
At the end of the Tianqi era, Wu Shigong, whose memories had been infused with those of a modern man, found himself unwillingly aboard Wei Zhongxian’s sinking ship. In the late Ming, factional strife raged within the court, rebellions flared beyond it, and Later Jin forces eyed the borders hungrily. In this perilous world, he couldn’t use his knowledge of history to speculate on events, had no invention-making golden finger, couldn’t rely on a kingly aura to win over heroes, and couldn’t plagiar
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The Charming Young Gentleman 如意小郎君
A dual master's degree holder from the twenty-first century transmigrates into ancient times. No ring, no System, no white-bearded old man, not even any memories of this world… Damn Heaven, I started with nothing, and I don't even know who I am. How am I supposed to play this game? With hunger gnawing at his stomach and frustration weighing heavily on his mind, Tang Ning could not help raising his head and flipping off the sky. “Damn…” Something flew down from beyond the heavens and struck him s
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Mastiff Tang 獒唐
Updates are on hold. My apologies. I may complete it or even rewrite it in the future. Please check out my new book: Reborn: Those Fleeting Years
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My Great British Empire 我的大不列颠帝国
New book: The Tang Dynasty Rises Again. Set in the late Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, it starts in the two Guang provinces before heading north to reclaim Annam, Yunnan, Fujian, Hunan, Southern Tang, Wuyue, the Dangxiang lands... The twilight of the Middle Ages has yet to fade, but the finest age has already arrived. The protagonist transmigrates into the sixteenth-century Tudor dynasty as Edward VI. He centralizes power, rebuilds Parliament, and establishes the United Kingdom of Great
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The Northern Hero 北雄
In the sixth year of Daye, the mighty Sui Dynasty reached a turning point. That year, Emperor Yang Guang of Sui began preparing to conquer Goguryeo, setting the rebellions that would bring down the Sui in motion. In the years that followed, the realm fell into turmoil, and heroes rose up everywhere. Eighteen rebel kings and sixty-four insurgent forces, rough-hewn heroes and powerful aristocratic clans all appeared on the stage, vying for dominion over the realm. To the north, the Turkic Khaganat
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A Famous Physician for All Under Heaven 明医天下
Why is a beautiful woman slitting her wrist and feeding me her blood the moment I open my eyes? Even a miracle doctor’s brain can only take so much. What? The emperor likes white tigers? Doesn’t he like Azure Dragons? What? The beautiful empress dowager has body odor? That’s easy to fix: acupuncture! Wait, little beggar, what did you say your name was? Zheng Meng'er? Then could the person I just saved be Zheng Chengxian, the future father-in-law of the Wanli Emperor? Are imperial physicians real
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The Clan Leader Has a Lot on His Plate 族长压力大
Some debts always have to be repaid. The sins committed by the first generation of transmigrators, for instance, can only be borne by the second. Gui Chongyang, a second-generation transmigrator, returns to Mu Family Village and sets out on the path to becoming clan head. Where are the legendary main and collateral branches, the clan elders, and the clan lands? There is a house: three thatched rooms. There is land: two mu of saline-alkali flats. And there are people: a houseful of old and young,
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Fan Jin's Ordinary Life 范进的平凡生活
Transported into the world of The Scholars, I become Fan Jin in his younger days. Ha, I passed! My new novel, Reborn as the Nine Dragons’ Master, is now available.
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Sweeping Away the Ming 扫明
(My new book, The Strongest Chongzhen in History, is out now.) War and smoke engulf Liaodong. Cities change hands again and again, and corpses pile up for miles. Five provinces are engulfed in chaos as bands of rebels swarm forth and sweep across the Central Plains. In the south, streams wind beneath little bridges, while songs and dances fill the pavilions and scholars and beauties laugh and chat. Amid the internal strife and foreign threats of the Ming dynasty's final years, Wang Zheng, a vete
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The Broken Rifle Beneath a Horse's Hooves 马蹄下的断枪
My new book is out: The Kingdom of the King. Brothers, please show it some support. In the Dark Ages, a man either dies on the battlefield or endures hardship in the countryside. Some rise to rule, while others remain unknown. Beneath the thunder of iron hooves, no one can stand apart. This is... the fate of men! In another world, a legend is told of the iron cross on the crown of the Holy Father King. His life is an immortal legend! (This is an alternate history set in a foreign land; everythin
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The Eagle of Humble Origins 寒门枭士
Splendor is about to take its final bow, while a poor-born youth quietly rises. Striding across time and space, a brilliant strategist plots for the realm.
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A Poor Scholar of the Ming Dynasty 大明寒士
Shen Kang, an insignificant nobody from the twenty-first century, unexpectedly finds himself in the Ming Dynasty. He straightens his sleeves, savoring a breeze, then drains a jug of rough wine. The road ahead is long, and the imperial exams, making a name for himself, and becoming an official are all difficult. Other people have a golden finger; he has a brain. Other people have a System; he has a brain. Other people have beautiful women by their side; he... gives his right hand a rest and switc
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The Empire Rises Again 帝国再起
In the final years of the Ming Dynasty, smoke from war rose across the northern lands, while the south basked in song and dance. In the East, maritime trade flourished, and the first shoots of mercantilism broke through the soil beneath mountains of silver. The Jiashen Catastrophe came, and the Qing army broke through the passes, tearing China apart. Wherever their iron hooves trod, misty pavilions and towers all turned to ash. The future of the Huaxia people sank through darkness and bloodshed.
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