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Your Majesty Is Truly Wonderful 陛下真棒
Emperor Huizong of Song, Zhao Ji, said: “Gao Qing is still just a child. He is so well-behaved and sensible, such an interesting person, and he speaks so pleasantly. He is so capable too. How dare you impeach him?!”
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Cao Cao Transmigrates into Wu Dalang 曹操穿越武大郎
[New book, From Stealing Li Mochou to Making a Name Across the Heavens. Let the Han's heroic spirit sweep away the Song's cowardice. Let the Liao, Jin, and Western Xia see what it means to be Chinese. Beauties like jade, pride like a rainbow, brothers gathering like clouds, Wei Wu rising to greatness.
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My Brother Is Emperor Taizu of Song 家兄宋太祖
This is my eldest brother, Emperor Taizu of Song, Zhao Kuangyin. He founded the Great Song. This is my second brother, Emperor Taizong of Song, Zhao Guangyi. He founded the Great Cowardly Song. In this life, the Great Song will not be cowardly, and the mighty Song will not give in. The world will be protected by me, Zhao the Third.
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Great Song: Shh, I’m Really Not the Crown Prince 大宋:嘘,我真不是太子
The year 1056... The winds and rains were ill-omened. Emperor Renzong of Song still had no son, and now he had fallen gravely ill. That year... Di Qing was dismissed, Bao Zheng took office, and Su Shi and his father and brother had just arrived in the capital. Sima Guang submitted three memorials in one year urging the emperor to appoint a crown prince. That year... Zhao Shi, bearing a face exactly like Emperor Renzong of Song... transmigrated here. My new book, "Northern Song: Hush, My Wife's F
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Disciplining the Song Dynasty 调教大宋
In the sixth year of Qingli, the Zhao Song dynasty was awash in song and dance. Then a madman arrived… He saw with his own eyes the Great Song's splendor, grace, and warmth. At first, Tang Yi just wanted to enjoy this era. The Jingkang Incident, the Mongol cavalry, none of it had anything to do with him. History would follow its own course, no matter how much he meddled. A thousand years later, China would still be China! It couldn't fall! But when an old man, worried for his country and its
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The Great Man of Northern Song 北宋大丈夫
… Later generations all said that the Great Song had no men of courage, and that was why it was a weak dynasty. Unable to defend itself, the weak Song clung to a corner of the realm, allowing the heartland of China to fall. This is a story about a great man striding across his age. This is a story about giving the Great Song a backbone. … Jue Shi's completed novel, Bringing a Warehouse to the Ming Dynasty, runs over five million
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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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A Guide to Time-Traveling in the Northern Song 北宋穿越指南
If you transmigrate back to the Song Dynasty, should you compose poetry and enjoy romance? Or raise an army and vie for supremacy? Either way, first things first: fill your stomach.
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The Song Dynasty Physician Chancellor: From the Start, I Pledged My Life to Li Qingzhao 大宋医相:开局和李清照私定终身
Imperial Physician Fan Zheng: His name is upright, but his methods are unorthodox. His first prescription as a physician: Make the couple seeking treatment divorce, shocking the Great Song. His second prescription as a physician: Trick the young girl Li Qingzhao into drinking wine and writing poetry, bringing forth Like a Dream. His nth prescription as a physician: Your Majesty, rebel! Emperor Zhezong of Song: Uh…, this is called taking personal control of the government!
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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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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.
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The End of the Song Dynasty 终宋
The Song Dynasty never recovered Yan and Yun, and throughout its reign it was bullied by foreign enemies… As the Southern Song nears its fall, he will accomplish the great deeds that eluded the dynasty from beginning to end.
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