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Books by 法大小蒋
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The Great Song Dynasty's Most Idle Man 大宋第一闲人
After transmigrating to the end of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, I became the second young master of the household of Gao Huaide, a great general of Later Zhou. I was determined to spend my life enjoying myself and make the most of it. The Chenqiao Mutiny founded the Song Dynasty. The campaigns against Nanping, the conquest of Later Shu, and the pacification of Southern Han: how could I be absent from all that? On missions to Southern Tang, managing affairs with Northern Han, and s
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The Ming Dynasty’s First Powerful Minister 明朝第一权臣
(My new book, The Great Song Dynasty's Number One Idler, is out. Feel free to check it out.) His soul transmigrates into the body of an official's son in the Zhengtong era of the Ming Dynasty, a young man already burdened with a slew of “romantic debts.” Corrupt eunuchs rule the court, northern invaders lurk at the borders, and the Tumu Fortress crisis is about to erupt... His previous life was unremarkable. How could he settle for mediocrity in this one? How is he to make his mark? With a heart
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The Great Ming Bookish Attendant 大明书童
Peng Yue, a modern university student majoring in history, accidentally transmigrated to the Jiajing era of the Ming Dynasty and found himself in the body of a dying young servant. The Ming Dynasty was just beginning to descend into factional strife. Amid shifting fortunes and mutual suspicion, one powerful minister after another took center stage. The Jiajing Emperor, obsessed with Daoist cultivation, was gradually neglecting state affairs, while the Ming Dynasty's centuries of accumulated prob
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Reborn as an Emperor at the End of the Yuan Dynasty 重生元末做皇帝
(My new book, The First Idler of Great Song, is out. Please give it a read!) A modern kung fu enthusiast lands in prison for a violent crime, but this also leads him into a much wider world. After he transmigrates to the final years of the Yuan dynasty, fate leads him, through a series of unlikely mishaps, to accidentally kill Zhu Yuanzhang, founder of the Ming dynasty. Good heavens! Who will now shoulder the task of driving out the Mongols and restoring China? Surely it won't be me? A thundercl
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