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  1. A Guide to Transmigrating to the Late Ming Dynasty 晚明穿越指南 Historical46k WordsCompleted Zhou Yuanhan, reborn for the third time, transmigrates to the first year of the Chongzhen era and feels utterly lost about his future, until he learns the secret to success from his adoptive father! The many sides of society in the waning years of the Ming, deadly clashes between firearms and cold weapons, sweeping and brutal wars, and cutthroat political intrigue… From the son of a garrison commander in the key town of western Hunan to the emperor of a new dynasty, the heroes of the realm gathe 0Votes491Recs12Fans
  2. The Late Ming Goes on a Rampage 明末狂飙 Historical69k WordsCompleted Many people say that if you want to rise above everyone else, you need a powerful father. But Zhou Yuanhan, reborn three times and full of schemes, disagrees. In this world, how could one father be enough? A father who’s a commander, a tribal chieftain, a local gentryman, a governor, an emperor… Without several fathers at his beck and call, how could you start a business in the final years of the Ming Dynasty? And how could you charge ahead at breakneck speed? 0Votes478Recs9Fans
  3. A Strategy to Revive the Ming at the End of the Dynasty 明末振兴方略 Historical1.9M WordsOngoing In 1644, the Jiashen upheaval saw the Manchus enter the pass, leaving the land shattered. Thinking of the forced shaving of heads and change of clothing soon to be imposed across China, and the stench of blood that would fill the land, Zhu Cilang refused to sit back and await his fate. He broke out of the capital, headed south to Yingtian, drilled his troops, and marched north to attack the Qing... From then on, the wheels of history turned in a new direction. 0Votes8.9kRecs34.9kFans
  4. The Ming Zheng, 1652 明郑1652 Historical1.4M WordsCompleted In the sixth year of the Yongli reign, 1652, the Great Western Army marched out of Yunnan, winning battle after battle and reclaiming a thousand li of territory. The whole country was shaken, and a second wave of resistance against the Qing swept across the land. That same year, southern Fujian was also in turmoil. After winning the Battles of Cizao, Qianshan, and Xiaoying Ridge the previous year, and retaking Pinghe, Zhangpu, Zhao'an, Nanjing, and other places, Zheng Chenggong personally led hi 0Votes8.7kRecs26.2kFans
  5. Pacifying the Qing, 1652 伐清1652 Historical918k WordsCompleted In 1652, aside from the three provinces of Yunnan, Guizhou, and Sichuan, controlled by the Great Western Army, the Qing had occupied all of the Han territories: the two capitals and thirteen provinces. The Yongli regime existed in name only, and the anti-Qing resistance was at its lowest point. That same year, the Yongli Emperor was forced to accept the Great Western Army’s proposal for a united resistance against the Qing. Bef 0Votes4.8kRecs21.8kFans

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