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- 1 The British Literary Master 英伦文豪 Lu Shi returned to Edwardian England in 1900 and accidentally swept the literary world, leaving behind this saying: When it comes to acting like human beings, the British have always been anything but human. Whenever people in later generations think of it, they are deeply moved. They marvel at what kind of international spirit could have made a Chinese man so heartsick over Britain that he left behind such a prophecy... 0Votes38.5kRecs138.6kFans
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I Studied Abroad in the Modern Era 我在现代留过学
The Son of Heaven is born of Heaven and Earth, and is Heaven’s own son! Some say the Son of Heaven is the father and mother of the people, and rules the world as its king! And I was once the Son of Heaven! I inherited the legacy of six generations and carried forward the late emperor’s ambitions. I punished the western rebels and put the old faction in its place. Whatever I set out to do, I accomplished; whoever I attacked, I defeated. I swept away a century of accumulated ills in the Great Song
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- 3 Reborn as an Indian Tycoon 重生印度当财阀 Reborn in India during a bygone era. How does a young man born into the Kshatriya caste grow, step by step, into a tycoon capable of shaping India's development? Shadowy clashes, political maneuvering, enemies turned allies, and business wars: watch this young man plan his every move. There are three things no Indian can escape in life: death, taxes, and the Garuda Group. 0Votes2.9kRecs14.8kFans
- 4 The Eagle of Eastern Europe 东欧的雄鹰 As the Ottomans rise and Byzantium nears its fall, while the Russian Empire has yet to emerge, who will become the guardian of the Eastern Orthodox faith and lead Eastern Europe to rise again, keeping the glory of the Roman Empire alive? (I’ll correct anything that doesn’t make sense. There isn’t much information about the Balkans in this period, so please bear with me.) 0Votes19.8kRecs35.8kFans
- 5 Starting with an Escape Room Game Shop 从剧本杀店开始 The print edition of From Script-Killing Shop to Theme Park is now crowdfunding. . Question: How do you run a script-killing shop? Jiang Qi: Easy. You just need to start with a script-killing shop, then bring the characters from the scripts out to work as your game masters. That's how you run a script-killing shop properly. At first, Jiang Qi thought he was playing a card-based management game, and the business he was running was a script-killing shop. Later, he realized it was actually a restau 11Votes514.1kRecs428.4kFans
- 6 Leveling Up Life Skills in the Ming Dynasty 我在大明肝生活技能 Su Ze, a history graduate student conducting field research in the countryside, transmigrates to a military outpost in southern Fujian during the Jiajing era of the Ming dynasty. Emperor Jiajing is obsessed with cultivating immortality and is building Taoist temples on a grand scale. Corrupt officials hold sway at court, vying to flatter the emperor with elegant memorials. Japanese pirates raid the southeast, while Liaodong is on the verge of unrest. The rise of Wang Yangming’s school of thought 0Votes86.3kRecs250.9kFans
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