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- 1 Seizing the Yuan 扼元 In 1213 AD, the Jin Kingdom is beginning to weaken, while the Southern Song remains in decline. Western Xia, Dali, Goryeo, and Japan are even less of a force to be reckoned with. An unprecedented power is rising on the plateau, ready to drench the Eurasian continent in the blood of hundreds of millions. With calamity looming, a young man grips his bow and blade, determined to seize fate by the throat. 6Votes283.9kRecs301kFans
- 2 An Elegy for the Prosperous Tang 盛唐挽歌 A capable young man from the modern era transmigrated into the body of a young man named Fang Zhongyong during the prosperous Kaiyuan era of the Tang Dynasty. Apart from his unreliable father, who had disappeared and left behind a pile of unsolved problems, Fang Zhongyong's life was fairly comfortable. There were simply more troubles, a harder life, a more dangerous situation, and a bleaker future, that was all. Besides, it was still the Kaiyuan era, with more than ten years to go before the Tia 3Votes183.7kRecs181.1kFans
- 3 The Standing Slave 站奴 After his soul transmigrates into the Qing dynasty, the protagonist realizes he has an unusual identity: a veteran of the Three Feudatories' rebellion, now exiled to the Northeast as a station slave. His former self and countless other captives were sent here to serve as slaves, with no hope of ever regaining their freedom. Then he discovers that only one person is guarding the relay station... So he decides to rebel! He will become a second Nurhaci! He'll take the Manchus' path and leave the Ma 0Votes3.1kRecs53Fans
- 4 Greedy Tang 贪唐 Li Er was furious. Pointing at Liu Xu’s nose, he said, “You really are greedy, aren’t you? You’re greedy for money, greedy for power, and now you’re even after my daughter! Sometimes, I really want to chop your head off…” 0Votes6.6kRecs21.7kFans
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The Steel Backbone of the Late Ming Dynasty 明末传奇之钢铁脊梁
My new book, Eternal Great Ming, is now online. Chengzi eagerly awaits your visit! During the bloody battle at the Hun River in Shengjing at the end of the Ming dynasty, the Great Ming's last army willing to fight, the Qi Family Army's Zhejiang troops and the Shizhu White-Pike Soldiers, took on 60,000 Jurchen cavalry with just 7,000 men. In the end, they were defeated and wiped out. The Ming army killed more than ten thousand soldiers from the Jurchen Eight Banners, winning the Great Ming its fi
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The Qin Empire's Bailiff 秦吏
At the end of the Warring States period, China faced an upheaval unlike any in a thousand years. Some were born into hereditary nobility. Some were princes of noble rank. But he was reborn as Heifu, a lowly Qin soldier and an obscure figure in the Qin bamboo slips from Yunmeng. To avoid dying in a ditch and take control of his own fate, he fought his way up. Fortunately
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