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1 大 The Perfect Tyrant of the Ming Dynasty 大明完美暴君 Demonic Dao Clan魔道世家Historical1.4M WordsCompleted After the disastrous defeat at Sarhu, the Liaodong army feared the enemy like tigers, and Liaodong was on the brink of ruin. After transmigrating, Zhu Youxiao resolved to become a ruthless ruler like the Emperor Taizu, decisive in battle and determined to reform the bureaucracy. He also aspired to follow in the footsteps of Emperor Chengzu and restore the Ming to a golden age. He would lead campaigns in person and conquer the steppe peoples who had resisted conquest since the Qin and Han dynasti 0Votes9.7kRecs49.2kFans

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After the disastrous defeat at Sarhu, the Liao army feared the enemy like a tiger, and Liaodong was in grave danger. Zhu Youxiao, who traveled through time, aspires to be a ruthless person like the Taizu Emperor, decisive in killing and reforming officialdom. We should learn from the style of Emperor Chengzu and enable the Ming Dynasty to create a new golden age. He personally led the expedition and resolved the issue of the nomadic tribes of the grasslands, which had remained unconquered since the Qin and Han dynasties. This will eliminate the threat to the northern borders from the Ming Dynasty!

3 锦 The Brocade Guards 锦衣 Going Up the Mountain to Fight the Tigers上山打老虎额Historical2.5M WordsCompleted What we keep looking back at is the mountains. What we can never forget is the sea. If someone were to return to the sixth year of the Tianqi reign... The empire was on the brink of collapse. Eunuch factions ran rampant, officials fought among themselves, and the people lived in misery. The factional strife continued unabated. Amid the misty Jiangnan scenery, talented scholars still amused themselves, while beautiful women sang and danced. The refugees were barely clothed, and their hunger had r 0Votes210.9kRecs665.9kFans

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If someone unfortunately travels back to the sixth year of the Tianqi reign. At this time, the empire was on the verge of collapse, the eunuch faction was rampant, officials were vying for power, and the people were suffering. The partisan struggle continues. In the misty rain of Jiangnan, talented men still make merry, and beautiful women sing and dance lightly. The refugees were barely clothed and starving to the extreme. The Later Jin cavalry in Liaodong were already sharpening their swords, eyeing the world with predatory intent. At that very moment, Zhang Jing donned a fish-patterned robe and carried an embroidered spring knife at her waist. He became a Jinyiwei captain in this era, known throughout the land for his brutality and violence. In this unreasonable era, they have become the people who need the least reasoning.