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  1. 1979: Before the Years of Drought 1979年:回到连续旱灾之前 Urban134k WordsCompleted At first, no one paid any attention to the spring drought. They thought it was just a year with less rain than usual, until the summer drought followed close behind... Li Yi gets a second chance at life and decides to correct his past mistakes and make up for his old regrets. If he can’t afford meat, he’ll go hunting in the mountains: rabbits, turtledoves, pheasants... 0Votes841Recs9Fans
  2. The Ming Dynasty's Village Keeper 大明守村人 Historical2.8M WordsCompleted A librarian arrives in the Ming dynasty and becomes the guardian of a village. In the early years of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang is living in comfort. His eldest son, Zhu Biao, is still alive, and his wife Ma, whom he married when they were young, cooks for him every day. A whole series of events begins here: the construction of Zhongdu, the beginnings of the maritime ban, the court's institutions, and all kinds of policies that help the people or make life harder for them. Since you've come here, sur 0Votes138.2kRecs115.1kFans
  3. Back to 1982: My Dream of Eating Meat Every Day 回到八二从梦想顿顿有肉吃开始 Urban128k WordsOngoing No Cheats, Farming, and a Relaxed Story Xu Zheng was happily going about his life, looking back on the past, when suddenly he found himself back in it. Looking out over the rice paddies and vegetable plots, he decided to avoid the pitfalls he had stumbled into in his previous life and overtake everyone on the bends. The 1980s were filled with both hardship and sweetness. Those who never lived through them might think they were bitter. But those who did look back and say there was a little sweetn 0Votes550Recs7Fans
  4. Hunting Across the Boundless Wilds 纵猎苍茫 Historical33k WordsOngoing No matter where you are, survival comes first. Then you leave something behind… 0Votes447Recs7Fans
  5. Bringing the System to the Tang Dynasty 带着系统来大唐 Historical6.2M WordsCompleted The Kaiyuan era of the Great Tang Dynasty should have been the time when China began its rise to the pinnacle of greatness. Instead, it ended in the An Lushan Rebellion. Emperor Li Longji, the central figure in the Tang Dynasty's fourth Xuanwu Gate Incident, led the empire in repelling the Tubo, Turks, Khitans, and every other foreign power during the Kaiyuan era. Yet in the end, he was also the one who plunged the Great Tang into decline. Was it because of Consort Wu Hui, or because of Yang Gui 0Votes1MRecs498.3kFans

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