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Books by 雪三太子
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Restored Sight! 复明！
The late Ming Dynasty: the harshest winter China had seen in three thousand years! Rebels in the northwest, Manchu chieftains in Liaodong, thirty-six camps, seventy-two factions, and 108 bands of rebels. This is an era of collapse, yet also one of brilliant stars, an age that produces heroes and warlords in droves! Born into a family registered as criminals, can he defy fate and change his lot...? Will he be an insignificant ant in a chaotic age, an unknown skeleton left to rot? Or will he join
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Restoring Cultural Relics, Starting at the Palace Museum 从故宫开始修文物
A great age, humble artisans. Choose one craft, devote a lifetime to it. They were people who possessed the secret of the golden needle, yet remained little known. They belonged to the “artisan” class, one of the four traditional social classes of scholars, farmers, artisans, and merchants. Better to preserve an old object than entrust it to an unskilled hand: between rules and standards, they held fast to the last pure corner of their hearts. Paper lasts a thousand years; silk, eight hundred. C
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The Peerless Statesman 无双国仕
In the eleventh year of Daye, the campaign against Liaodong came to an end, and Emperor Yang of Sui busied himself with hunting in the north and touring the south. It was a dark, chaotic age when the unworthy made a racket: eighteen rebel kings and sixty-four bands of insurgents. That year, Li Yuan was suppressing bandits in Taiyuan; the scheming Wang Shichong became Yang Guang’s top henchman; the mountain chieftain Zhai Rang gathered allies at Wagang; the nobody Zhu Can turned his fortunes arou
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Bright Strategy 明略
Amid the grandeur of the imperial court, in picturesque Jiangnan, aboard a rain-drenched boat. With a new identity in place, can he turn around a situation that was already certain to end in death? In the seventeenth year of Hongzhi, Emperor Xiaozong Zhu Youtang was gravely ill. Yang Tinghe spent his days tutoring the crown prince; Tang Yin lived for pleasure and sold paintings to make a living; Liu Jin had only just entered the palace; Wang Shouren was busy becoming a sage; and Li Shizhen had y
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