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Books by 何不言情
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Great Ming: Who Are You Calling an Upright Official? 大明：骂谁清官呢？
After transmigrating to the seventh year of the Jingtai era, he witnessed firsthand the turmoil engulfing the Ming Empire. The Seizure of the Gate, the Cao-Shi upheaval, the Jingxiang uprising, rebellions in the two Guang regions, Mongol raids, Jurchen revolts, the struggle over the Western Depot... For decades, storms and rainclouds shrouded the Ming Empire. Through it all, he pressed on, soaked to the skin, until at last he and the young Chenghua swept away the gloom and brought the Ming back
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Who Would Be a Good Subject After Transmigrating to the Song Dynasty?! 穿宋谁当顺民啊！
Beneath the Southern Song's splendor are Zong Ze's cries to cross the river, Yue Fei's wronged spirit, Xin Qiji's lament, “Alas, my hair has turned white,” and the words Lu You remembered even on his deathbed: “The day the royal army reclaims the Central Plains from the north...” Guo Rong arrives in this dynasty. He doesn't want his own unyielding heart to become another mournful cry hidden beneath West Lake. So he will resist the Jin, and he will destroy the Song as well. Our story begins in th
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Great Ming: Beginning in the Waning Years of Hongwu 大明：从洪武末年开始
My new book, “Who Would Want to Be a Docile Subject in Song China?!”, is now out. Please check it out and show your support. After transmigrating to the twenty-second year of Hongwu, he became one of the guards serving the Prince of Yan in Beiping. From the start, he had four younger sisters and two younger brothers. He was an ordinary man, and as events carried him along, all he wanted was a noble title to support his family. Then he could spend his days walking birds in their cages and enjoyin
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