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The Tribulation of Ten Thousand Dynasties 万朝之劫
[A 87,000 Premium Subscription, 34,000 Average Subscribers, and Over 10,000 Monthly Subscribers! Quality Guaranteed, Read with Confidence!] (Original title: The Plot of Real Historical Games Is Known Only to Me) “That Ma Su guy has a clear head. The key to victory at the Battle of Jieting is holding the high ground! Anyone who wouldn't even occupy the mountain is an incompetent fool, nothing to worry about!” “Don't bother grinding in Stalingrad. I just came out of the Western Front instance, and
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The Ming Dynasty Behind the Mask 脸谱下的大明
After arriving in this era, I want to get drunk with Qingteng in Shaoxing, leaf through the lost Yongle Encyclopedia, meet Qi Yuanjing, who never suffered a defeat in his life, and even find out who Lanling Xiaoxiao Sheng really was. But Qian Yuan discovered that even staying alive was no easy feat. In the turbulent and utterly strange Jiajing era, as one great figure after another appeared, some destined to be remembered in the history books, some to stink for all eternity, and some to stand un
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The Tumultuous Early Tang 初唐峥嵘
Arriving in the fourth year of the Wude era, Li Shan only wants to make a living, enjoy the company of a couple of women, have more money than he can spend, roam freely through Pingkang Ward, and, while he's at it, settle a score with his scumbag father... But one formidable opponent after another appears before him. Driven to it, Li Shan sheds his good-guy mask, draws his sword, and lets his edge show!
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I Am Emperor Taizong of Han 朕乃汉太宗
This is an era that captures the imagination. Dynasties usually fell because they were weak, but the Han fell because it was strong! In the winter of the seventh year of Emperor Gao's reign, a newly awakened soul from a later age arrived. From that moment on, the Han gained its strictest father! Emperor Taizong of Han, Liu Ruyi: “The Han commands authority and trust, rules over all nations, and all beneath the sun and moon are its subjects!”
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The Struggle for the Throne in the Jiajing Era 夺嫡在嘉靖朝
In the twenty-eighth year of the Jiajing reign of the Great Ming, the Crown Prince died, leaving the succession vacant. The struggle between Prince Yu and Prince Jing would determine countless lives, fortunes, and reputations. On one side stood Zhu Zaiji, Prince Yu, first in line by age. Backed by the court’s upright officials and invoking ancestral precedent, he was regarded by the scholarly world as the obvious choice for Crown Prince. On the other stood Zhu Zaizhen, Prince Jing. With Grand Se
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The White-Robed Chancellor 白衣卿相
Clad in white, he entered Bianliang; half a lifetime as a minister, and he shaped the realm.
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An Age of Eternal Prosperity 长明盛世
Chen Yanzhi said to the Jiajing Emperor, “Your Majesty, every step I've taken has been thanks to your promotion. If anyone is my backer, it's you. And if I belong to any faction, it's yours!” Yan Shifan said to Chen Yan, “The two capitals and thirteen provinces of the Great Ming rest on my shoulders. You aren't qualified to speak of the people of the realm!” Chen Yanzhi gave him a thumbs-up. “Little Grand Secretary, you truly are the fiercest man in all of Great Ming!” The warmth of everyday lif
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Let the Tang Dynasty Soar 让大唐飞
[Officialdom + the imperial court + reform + political intrigue + law + medicine] One year during the Zhenguan era, at court, Wei Zheng once again flew into a rage. He broke from the ranks and submitted a memorial: “Your Majesty! That Li Hao is obsessed with strange techniques and misleads the people. He spreads heresies that defy proper instruction, promotes the lowly trades of commerce and industry, and overturns the distinction between noble and common. He recklessly provokes border conflicts
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Great Tang: How to Become the Mastermind Behind the Xuanwu Gate Coup 大唐:如何成为玄武门总策划
The Tang dynasty has been founded, and Daoism is destined to flourish. I transmigrate and become a young Taoist novice, but there’s a Buddhist monastery right across the way. What good could possibly come from putting the two together? And then it turns out the monastery is Shaolin? I can’t just sit back and wait for disaster. You help the Tang, and so will I. You have your Thirteen Warrior Monks helping the Prince of Qin, do you? Then I’ll do my best to become the mastermind behind the Xuanwu G
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Great Tang: From the Start, I Offer Li Er a Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls 大唐:开局为李二献上避坑指南
Wen He never imagined that he would transmigrate to the ninth year of Wude. He never thought he would one day rise through the Tang court and become an official, either. Until that day. With nowhere else to turn, he went to the Prince of Qin's residence. “Your Majesty, the future Heavenly Khan, I really am from the future. You have to believe me!” “This Tang Dynasty Survival Guide doesn't cost 998 or even 98. Just have Li Yuanji killed, and you can take it home for free.” Li Shimin looked at the
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The Ming Dynasty, 1627 大明王朝1627
In 1627, in the Ming Dynasty, pig iron cost 9 wen per jin, wheat cost 0.7 taels per shi, and millet cost 0.5 taels per shi. In 1627, the Ming central government collected roughly 10 million taels of silver and 4 million shi of grain tax. Local revenues from corvee levies, militia levies, community levies, and relay-station levies amounted to around 10,000 to 20,000 taels of silver per county. In 1627, the population was around 150 to 200 million, still far short of the 400 million it would reach
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Late Han 季汉
In the final years of the Eastern Han, the imperial house declined, the authority of the court collapsed, and warlords contended for supremacy across the Central Plains. It was the Jian'an era. Liu Bei had repelled Yuan Shu at Huaiyin, while Lü Bu waited for an opportunity to seize Xiapi and abduct Liu Bei's wife and children. At that very moment, a pair of eyes from a later age slowly opened. "Now the Han way has fallen into decline, the court has been driven from place to place, and the realm
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Clearing Jin 廓晋
To clear the way means, first, to open it up, and second, to sweep it clean. Having arrived in the Eastern Jin and Sixteen Kingdoms era, one should strike out into the current, set one’s heart on the Northern Expeditions, drive the Five Hu tribes from the Central Plains, and then sweep away the aristocratic clans from the imperial court. Such is the way to clear the realm, build a new enterprise, and carry on Chinese civilization. That is the theory. But in the autumn of Yonghe 5, AD 349, when a
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Looking North at the Rivers and Mountains 北望江山
A story about a modern person struggling to survive in the late Yuan dynasty, in every sense of the word.
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The Han and the Traitor Cannot Coexist, the Royal Cause Will Not Cower in a Corner 汉贼不两立,王业不偏安
“Premium subscribers: 15,000; average subscribers: 5,000” In 228 AD, Chancellor Zhuge led his forces north on an expedition. Guanzhong trembled with fear. Three commanderies rose in response, while the ruler and ministers of Cao Wei were terrified, at a loss for what to do. On this day, a solar eclipse and an earthquake struck Chengdu. The ancestral temple collapsed, and the emperor fainted. On this day, Liu Shan awoke in the imperial palace, knowing that Ma Su would lose Jieting. The Shu minist
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Southern Ming: This Emperor Is a Little Too Steady 南明,这个皇帝有点稳
Question: What medicine should you take for low blood pressure? Answer: Go read A History of the Southern Ming. I’ve read three hundred histories from beginning to end, but can’t bear the eighteen years of the Southern Ming. People say the world is one giant amateur operation, but the Southern Ming took it to a whole new level. Well, that’s just how things were, and there was nothing to be done about it, because someone had transmigrated to the Southern Ming. He’d planned to just coast along, bu
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Have I Revived the Han Dynasty Today? 今天复兴汉室了吗?
Chen Zhi transmigrates to Chengdu during the Three Kingdoms era, when the future of Shu Han hangs in the balance. Prime Minister Zhuge has just died at Wuzhang Plains. The army is leaderless, Yang Yi has had Wei Yan killed, the northern expeditions are doomed, and morale is low. The Han dynasty is on the brink of collapse, and the people are in dire straits. What will become of the mission to restore the Han dynasty? Twenty-four-year-old Chen Zhi braves every obstacle, heads north with an imperi
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The Long Sword at the End of Jin 晋末长剑
As the Tang poet Xu Yin wrote in his poem “The Two Jins”: “Deep schemes across three generations laid the foundations of an empire. What a pity for the widow and orphan. Cheng Ji’s crime brought Heaven’s wrath; the spear that struck a wise ruler is mourned for all eternity.” The Western Jin came to power through illegitimate means and made far too many mistakes, inheriting every ill that had accumulated since the Eastern Han and the Three Kingdoms. By the end of the Jin dynasty, the damage had b
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I Am Emperor Wuzong of Tang: From the Start, I Lie Flat on Qiu Shiliang's Knife Edge 朕唐武宗,开局在仇士良刀尖躺平
Transmigrated into the drug-addled Tang Emperor Wuzong, destined to die young? Being emperor in this era is a high-risk occupation: He took the throne with eunuchs’ help, anyone could alter his edicts, and three emperors had already died suddenly beneath the dragon throne. He decided to lie flat Favor the eunuchs? Wrong. He was setting two tigers against each other! Obsessed with Daoist arts? A sham. He was cultivating longevity, outlasting the old schemers, and building an intelligence network!
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The Top Scholar 状元郎
A man may rise from a farm boy in the morning to the emperor’s court by night. But when the emperor is away, he spends every night in the Leopard Room. Tang Yin: My adoptive father saved me. Wang Shouren: If he hadn’t saved me, the Embroidered Uniform Guard would have killed me on the way. Yang Shen: Since there is Yu, why must there be Liang? I think he stole my top scholar title and my wife... Yan Song: My adoptive father taught me how to be an official and saved my career. Zhu Shou: Fa
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The Tang Dynasty’s Music Examiner 大唐协律郎
I recall the Kaiyuan era in all its glory: even the smallest towns were home to thousands of families. Rice gleamed with oil, millet was white, and public and private granaries alike were full. In the thirteenth year of Kaiyuan, Emperor Tang made an eastern tour to Mount Tai and completed the fengshan rites, marking the Kaiyuan reign's entry into its golden age. But in the fourteenth year, court intrigues, natural disasters, and human calamities came one after another. Just then, a soul from a l
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The Imperial Enterprise of the Northern Dynasties 北朝帝业
The end of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the age of the Later Three Kingdoms. He Liuhun rules the roost in Hebei, Yuwen Tai dominates Guanzhong, and Xiao Pusa devotes himself to Buddhism in Jiangdong. Ambitious heroes are fired with purpose, while the people shed blood and tears! The fires of war flare up again at Mount Mang, and heaps of bones lie strewn across the River Bridge! In an age of chaos, division must eventually give way to unity. Cross the Taihang Mountains, ford the Yangtze,
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My Brother Is Gao Huan 我的哥哥是高欢
After transmigrating to Huai Shuo in the waning years of the Northern Wei, Gao Yu originally only wanted to cling to Prince Gao’s coattails and live the life of a wealthy gentleman, with a beautiful companion by his side every night. But when he thought of the deranged antics of the emperors from the Gao family of Northern Qi, he decided he had better do something to protect his life and fortune. He felt he had to give it his all. Once he started, he couldn’t stop. People’s names for him changed
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The Great Song’s Literary Giant 大宋文豪
Jiayou Year One. The fighting between the Song and Xia was dying down, and the Qingli era was already a thing of the past. Lu Beigu, a professor of Chinese language and literature, awoke beside Anle Creek. Before his eyes lay an age of flourishing culture and brilliant talents. That year, Su Shi cried, “A wind from a thousand miles, how exhilarating!” as he traveled from Shu to the capital. Zeng Gong failed the exams time and again, disheartened and destitute, while Zhang Heng waited confidently
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Memoirs of the Heavenly Khan 天可汗回忆录
“How should we fight this battle?” “This time, the Heavenly Khan is on our side.” “Then we’ve got this in the bag!” A report from the Chang’an Dance King Association’s working-group discussion
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The Ming Dynasty: 1556 大明王朝1556
In this world, are the common people always the ones who have to suffer? Not on my watch! After transmigrating into the Jiajing era as an investigating censor, Du Yanlin was thrown straight into the fire from the start. Either he would curry favor with the emperor and become a treacherous official despised by the upright scholars, or he would remonstrate with the truth and die under the palace gates’ bastinado. But he was determined to carve out a third path! Using the devastating Huaxian earthq
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Reborn in the Final Years of Northern Wei 重生北魏末年
Gao Cheng believes his success comes from his own tireless efforts, and has little to do with the fact that his father is named Gao Huan. This story is packed with jokes and has a humorous style. Please bear with it.
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Strange Tales of Northern Qi 北齐怪谈
In the tenth year of Tianbao, Gao Yang, the heroic emperor, began playing a pipa made from a human thigh bone. He sang along to his own accompaniment, and the tune was grotesque, absurd, terrifying, despairing, and agonizing. That year, Liu Taozi, who lived by the Zhang River, caught a few fish, and the story began.
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The Tang Dynasty Begins with the An Lushan Rebellion 大唐从平安史之乱开始
This book is also known as I Really Did Not Plan to Stage the Xuanwu Gate Incident. In the first year of Zhide's reign, one year after An Lushan raised his troops, Luoyang and Chang'an had fallen one after another, and the situation throughout the realm was on the verge of collapse. It was then that Li Tan, Prince Jianning, who later generations would praise as possessing the bearing of Emperor Taizong of Tang, awoke from a great dream. At first, Li Tan only wanted to stay away from Li Heng,
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Splendor of the Five Dynasties 五代风华
After transmigrating into the Five Dynasties, he finds that human lives are as cheap as grass and dynasties rise and fall like flowing water. Though he is an ant, he will shake a towering tree. Though he is a pawn, he will break the game that rules the realm. With the ambitions of a commoner, he asks: Who will place the imperial robe upon my shoulders?
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The Chancellor from a Poor Family 寒门宰相
Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin once said, “A prime minister must be a scholar.” Put simply, this is the story of a poor student who rises to become prime minister. P.S. The author has completed three novels of several million words each. You can count on my integrity.
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My Portable Ming Dynasty Court 我的手提式大明朝廷
Su Ze transmigrates to the Ming dynasty and becomes a second-class jinshi in the second year of Longqing, entering the Hanlin Academy as a junior compiler. The good news: no more grinding through the imperial exams. He has transmigrated straight to the end point of an exam-focused novel, and this year’s cohort is exceptionally distinguished. More than half of the grand secretaries who serve during the Wanli reign will be among these jinshi. The bad news: the second year of Longqing is when court
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I’m Really Not Doing My Job as Emperor 朕真的不务正业
On the nineteenth day of the first month of the first year of Wanli, Emperor Wanli, Zhu Yijun, sized up the Iron Triangle before him. His first ally looked rather kind. She was the Empress Dowager of the Ming. His second ally was just a eunuch whose job was to kowtow. His third ally was a powerful minister who practically radiated authority. At last, everyone turned their eyes to Us and asked what role We were playing. We looked at Our identity and said: We are The Great Emperor Who Neglects His
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The Ming Dynasty's Literary Champion 大明文魁
Before the Forbidden City stand nine gates in succession. Officials in their caps and finery arrive from the southern gate. With palace flowers tucked in their hats, they face the emperor; in the Golden Hall, their names are announced for all to hear. They ride through the imperial avenue for ten miles, hailed as the Ming dynasty’s top scholar.
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A First-Rank Official 官居一品
Count the heroes, weigh their triumphs and defeats: a century passes like a dream, yet their hearts burn with purpose. They strive to govern wisely and save a crumbling realm, even if a flood of infamy follows them beyond the grave. They scorn death and cherish the rise and fall of nations, traveling alone through storms and tempests. Who wouldn't wish the Great Wall to stand forever? Yet none can know if the River of Sorrow will flow eastward, back into the sea.
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An Official of the Tang Dynasty 大唐官
For the mighty Tang dynasty, the An Lushan Rebellion was not the shameful end, but the beginning of its transformation. The middle and late Tang period ushered in a new era for China that would last five hundred years, yet it is also one of the most rigidly misunderstood periods in history. A corrupt court? Powerful regional governors carving up the realm? Foreign enemies bullying the empire? Bitter factional strife? Is that really all there was? No. Suzong returned, and Consort Yang died; Thoug
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The Ming Dynasty's Spokesman 大明话事人
In an age when rituals and music have fallen into ruin, though I, Lin Tailai, come from a gang, I’m still a scholar who can pass the imperial examinations and enter officialdom! I still love the Great Ming, and I want to delve into a critique of the feudal dynasty’s corruption! It’s just that, before I knew it, I had become corruption itself.
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The Ming Dynasty's Young Student 大明小学生
In Nanjing, beside the Qinhuai River, a lowly young man stands at a crossroads in history. His impoverished life takes a turn when he meets a rich older woman. The common folk of the Ming Dynasty have no right to call themselves students, so they might as well start out as elementary school pupils.
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A Floating Life in the Late Tang 晚唐浮生
In 878, the fifth year of Emperor Xizong’s Qianfu era. That year, Wang Xianzhi died in battle at Huangmei. His followers chose Huang Chao as their leader, gave him the title of Grand General Who Reaches the Sky, and campaigned across the south. That year, Li Keyong killed Duan Wenchu, the military commissioner of Datong. He and his father launched a rebellion, and Shatuo troops pillaged Hedong. That year, bandits rose throughout Jiangnan, capturing prefectures one after another. That year, Henan
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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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New Book 新书
At the end of the Xin dynasty, Wang Mang's reforms had failed and the realm was on the brink of chaos. The Red Eyebrows and Green Forest rebels raised their banners, while the Liu brothers set out to restore the Han. What should one do after being reborn in such an era? The Xin dynasty is rotten. Nothing can be built without first tearing the old down. Only those who come after can write the story in bold strokes! P.S. This is a story about a transmigrator battling the chosen one of the world.
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Han Watchtower 汉阙
Looking back across a thousand years, the palaces of the Han still stand! It is the third year of Yuanfeng under Emperor Zhao of Han. Powerful ministers dominate the court, while the Xiongnu remain unconquered and the Silk Road hangs by a thread... Wei Qing and Huo Qubing may be gone, but the Han people’s pioneering spirit will never die. New heroes are about to emerge! At a post station ca
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A Top-Rank Scholar of Humble Birth 上品寒士
A seasoned modern-day backpacker transmigrates to the Eastern Jin dynasty, inhabiting the body of Chen Caozhi, a poor young man. His family’s farmland is about to be seized, and his virtuous widowed sister-in-law is being forced to remarry. How can Chen Caozhi overcome prejudice against his low-born status and change his fate, while protecting the interests of himself and his clan? Watch as this young man rises step by step through the rigid hierarchy of the Nine-Rank Official System, befriends
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My Father Is Li Longji 家父李隆基
The prosperous Kaiyuan era is riddled with holes, and the current emperor lives in extravagant excess. A clique of officials enriches itself by currying favor with those above and exploiting those below, while the border garrisons spend without restraint. An ivory tower, a golden age on the verge of collapse. How can it be saved? Interested readers can check out my previous book, "My Father Is Emperor Yang of Sui". It peaked at 20,000 VIP subscriptions and averaged 6,400, so it's a prett
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An Engineering Student in the Tang Dynasty 唐朝工科生
A little incident took place at Xuanwu Gate, and before long, the Tang Dynasty had a new emperor. For one wild engineering student, one thing led to another, and he ended up in Chang'an at just this moment in time. Since he was related to a big shot, one of the twenty-four meritorious officials honored at Lingyan Pavilion, he had planned to coast through life. But he never expected the big shot to kick the bucket in just a few years. So this wild engineering student who had stumbled into the Tan
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Restoring the Song Dynasty 绍宋
To inherit is to continue; to guide is to lead. In 1127, the Northern Song fell. Soon afterward, the ninth imperial prince, Zhao Gou, ascended the throne in Shangqiu amid great expectations, inheriting the Song dynasty and adopting the Jianyan era name. Yet within three months, Li Gang was dismissed as chancellor, Chen Dong was executed, Yue Fei was driven out of the army, Zong Ze was abandoned in the capital, and the plans to resist the Jin in Hebei were scrapped wholesale... After all that eff
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The Ambitious Hero of the Late Eastern Han 东汉末年枭雄志
The late Eastern Han dynasty in Romance of the Three Kingdoms was a tumultuous age of grand drama. There were valiant generals, brilliant strategists, cunning warlords, benevolent rulers, and alluring beauties. It was a world to dream of. But the late Eastern Han in Guo Peng’s eyes was cold. It was neither kind nor just, much less civilized. Danger lurked everywhere. He saw hunger, poverty, war, and plague. He saw bones strewn across the fields and not a cock crowing for a thousand miles. He saw
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The Strange Three Kingdoms 诡三国
An ordinary man’s journey through the Three Kingdoms. A thousand years of Chinese wisdom is the weapon that cuts through every obstacle. A gleaming blade flashes between white teeth. Bright red blood flows through the night. Cowards lurk in the shadows of heroes; pain hides behind bold smiles. Without a System, is it impossible to move forward? Without quests, is it impossible to think? Raise your head and press on. Wherever the heart leads becomes the frontier of the Han Empire!
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My Ming Dynasty Is Rich in Martial Virtue, but I Choose Cultural Victory 我大明武德充沛但选择文化胜利
[A 19th-century Great Ming restoration novel] Also known as The Founding Father of Reverse Conquest Theory, the True Ruler of the Americas, Savior of the Yin People, Nightmare of Europe, Supreme Leader of Eastern Civilization, Emperor of the Fourth Great Ming Empire, Founder of the Five Splendors Alliance, Greatest Thinker, Educator, and Inventor of the Nineteenth Century, Dream Lover of 300 Million Girls, Perpetual Box Office Record Holder in Film History, Paragon of Every Virtue, the Greatest
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The Ming Dynasty's First Tribute Scholar 大明第一贡生
A student at Nanyong Imperial College, starting with the imperial examination in Nan Zhili in the eleventh year of Hongzhi. This was the age most revered by Ming scholars. Beneath the prosperous revival lay hidden currents of danger. Dayan Khan’s ambition to unite the steppe was plain to see, as he eyed the Central Plains with the fangs of his ancestors. The entire court was full of officials who prided themselves on being upright men, yet preached ritual, music, benevolence, filial piety, and r
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