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Books by 文弱的闪电

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  1. The Heavenly Khan, Emperor Li Er of the Tang Dynasty 天可汗大唐皇帝李二 Historical23k WordsOngoing I killed my brothers, forced my father to become the Retired Emperor, and was cornered by the Turks on the banks of the Wei River, where I signed a treaty beneath the city walls. Later, I became the Heavenly Khan. But until the day I died, I kept wondering: What was the difference between the Sui Emperor Yang, surrounded by Turkic arrows beyond Yanmen Pass, and me sitting atop the archery tower at Xuanwu Gate? 0Votes2Recs0Fans
  2. The Thirteenth Prince, Prince Yi of the First Rank, Yinxiang 十三阿哥怡亲王胤祥 Historical24k WordsOngoing His life took him from being Kangxi's most beloved youngest son, to a criminal sentenced to ten years of confinement, and then to Prince Yi, second only to the emperor and above all others during the Yongzheng reign. In the end, he spent his life becoming the first wick of light in the golden age of the Qing Dynasty. 0Votes2Recs0Fans
  3. Silver Veins Across the Land 银脉山河 Urban11k WordsOngoing A country boy starts out as a bookkeeping clerk at a rural credit cooperative. Turning the pages of ledger after ledger with his own hands, he goes from a peeling wooden sign in the countryside to an entire rural commercial bank, ultimately putting down roots in the land once more. 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  4. A Long Song of Trust and Harmony 信合长歌 Urban23k WordsOngoing This novel vividly portrays a group of farmers’ credit union workers, each with a life and spirit of their own. Zheng Shoutian, who kept accounts all his life and never put away his umbrella on rainy days; Zheng Yiming, who worked his way up from the grassroots and made “understanding the farmers” his guiding principle; Fang Xiaohe, who wore through five pairs of shoes and planted her youth in Taohua Village... Caught between pressure from major banks, the shock of the internet, and cutthroat co 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  5. A New Era for the Land 山河新历 Historical20k WordsOngoing In the autumn of 1839, the smoke of the Opium War drifted across the mouth of the Pearl River and into Guangzhou's Thirteen Factories. Lu Qianfan, a young man from a merchant family in Xiangshan, got his first measure of old China in the face of foreign guns and cannons. For the first time, he also understood that for a nation to renew itself, courage and cries of injustice were nowhere near enough. Someone had to build steamships, lay railways, establish banks, and open schools. 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  6. Reforming the Ming Dynasty 我在大明搞改革 Historical12k WordsOngoing The protagonist, Shen Yanzhi, was Zhang Juzheng's final disciple. After Zhang Juzheng's death, Emperor Wanli purged his family and nearly all of his new policies were abolished. Amid the bloodshed and turmoil, Shen Yanzhi took up the banner and transformed a "one-man reform" into "a system for the whole nation": purging the powerful, curbing factional strife, reviving the economy, pacifying Liaodong, securing the coast, lifting the maritime ban, and launching the Great Voyages. 0Votes0Recs0Fans
  7. Liangshan's Toughest Brawler 梁山滚刀肉 Martial Arts30k WordsOngoing Others made it to Liangshan with their fists. Niu San made it there with an abacus. A Bianjing street thug who never draws a blade and only touches the account books turns "hidden tax collector" into his means of making a living, rolling all the way from Sweetwater Alley to the gathering hall. While the heroes of the Water Margin fight, he keeps the books. Behind the banter and bickering lies an unconventional, street-level tale from the world of the Water Margin. 0Votes2Recs0Fans
  8. A Foot Soldier's Ledger During the An Lushan Rebellion 安史之乱的小兵账册 Historical31k WordsOngoing Cheng Jiu, a cookhouse soldier who had been an investment bank M&A partner in his previous life, transmigrates into the An Lushan Rebellion. Making a name for himself through accounting, he gathers a band from among the dead, alongside the veteran bookkeeper Zhou Jiusu, the female official of the mathematics bureau Xie Xuanzhen, the simple-minded strongman Tie Niu, and others. 0Votes2Recs0Fans
  9. Cultivating Immortality Begins with a Help Wanted Ad 修仙从一张招工启事开始 Eastern Fantasy24k WordsOngoing A mortal who's afraid to die levels up as he goes, and talks his way through the entire Classic of Mountains and Seas: he won't kneel before gods or cower before demons, he'll sign contracts with monsters, and ask people for their travel permits before anything else. 0Votes2Recs0Fans
  10. The Many Faces of the Workplace, Sealed as Gods 封神职场众生录 Martial Arts79k WordsOngoing Gifted to the hilt, born with an original sin, and doomed to die more miserably the stronger they become: they are the ones treated least like people on the immortal sects' chessboard. If they die, they won't even get a decent seat; if they live, every line they are meant to fill remains exactly where it is. 0Votes3Recs0Fans
  11. The Three Kingdoms Job-Hopping Chronicles 三国跳槽录 Historical57k WordsOngoing They say heroes emerge in troubled times. Wo Quan objects, and I am putting my name to it. What troubled times produce are refugees. A hero is someone who survives, and only then does someone write about him. Read the great events of the Three Kingdoms as the rise and fall of a series of companies. Cao Cao is a ruthless tech giant, Liu Bei is a startup built on ideals, Dong Zhuo is a fallen conglomerate, and the Sima family is the final acquirer. And I am the foot soldier forever updating his re 0Votes1Recs0Fans
  12. From the Counter to the Boardroom 从柜台到董事长 Realistic Fiction57k WordsOngoing A work journal by a rural commercial banker, from teller to chairman 0Votes12Recs0Fans