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Reviving the Southern Ming
In the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen reign, the rebel bandits broke through the capital, and the Son of Heaven hanged himself for his country. Within, rebel chieftains and roving bandits stole the imperial seal; without, the Tartars and barbarians raised a clamor. The realm had fallen, but its mountains and rivers remained... As the whole nation mourned, a modern soul took possession of Crown Prince Zhu Cilang. At this critical moment, Zhu Cilang thundered out a call that shook the heavens:
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Establishing the Southern Ming
Early in the thirteenth year of the Yongli reign, a massive Qing army advanced on the realm, and the Yongli Emperor Zhu Youlang fled to Tengchong with his consorts and household. At this critical moment, Crown Prince Zhu Cixuan, possessed by the soul of a transmigrator from a later age, resolutely headed north to Sichuan to govern the state and resist the Qing! For he firmly believed: The land of the Nine Provinces has been lost for more than a decade, yet righteous men in the fields still answe
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The Southern Ming's Cruelest Man
In the twelfth year of the Yongli reign, Ming armies were routed on every front. The empire's vast lands were lost, and heroes across the realm perished. The mountains and rivers lie shattered, drifting like willow fluff in the wind. The remnant people have shed their last tears amid the dust of the barbarians... At this critical moment, the director of a private museum transmigrated into the body of Zhu Youlang, the last emperor of the Great Ming. Faced with an almost hopeless situation, should
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I Want to Be a Grand Secretary
In the twenty-sixth year of the Jiajing reign, the Ming emperor devoted himself to alchemy and Daoist cultivation, seeking immortality. Xia Yan and Yan Song fought fiercely for the position of Grand Secretary, neither willing to yield. Portuguese pirates and Japanese raiders took turns ravaging the southeastern coast. Qi Jiguang, who had only recently inherited his family's post, was still in Dengzhou, expressing his ambitions through poetry. Zhang Juzheng passed the imperial examination, Anda s
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The Fall of the Qing
In the eighth year of the Yongli reign, Li Dingguo led his troops into Guangdong again, but failed to take Xinhui. The mountains and rivers lie shattered, drifting like willow fluff in the wind. The northern barbarians return, bathing the land in blood... At this critical moment, the soul of a transmigrator possessed the Young Prince Li Laiheng. He resolutely led the Thirteen Families of Kuidong in sounding the counterattack for a northern expedition, accomplishing an epic comeback of breathta
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The Great Zhou's Unruly Men
In the Great Zhou Empire, five paths of cultivation coexist: Confucianism, Buddhism, Daoism, martial arts, and demonic cultivation. Warriors ride to battle, scholars investigate the world, Daoists pursue quiet cultivation, Buddhas seek nirvana, and demonic monsters covet the south. In the twenty-seventh year of the Xianlong reign, undercurrents stir in court and the martial world, and a storm is brewing. Zhao Xun transmigrates into this world and crawls out of a coffin, becoming the eldest legit
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Striving in the Late Ming
Peace reigns at home and abroad, the realm is prosperous, and the laws, institutions, and systems of governance have all been brought into order. The Ming dynasty of the sixth year of Wanli is flourishing, repelling Japanese pirates, reforming officialdom, and implementing the Single Whip Law. Yet according to the course of history, the Ming Empire will inevitably advance toward its setting sun… But Heaven will not abandon the Ming. Ning Xiu, who does not belong to this world, arrives in th
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The Commoner Chancellor
(This book was shortlisted for the 2016 Xingchuang Award in the Historical Fiction category!) In the fifth year of Hongzhi, Xu Pu was riding high as chief grand secretary, while Li Dongyang had just begun his career as an examiner for the metropolitan examination. Liu Jian had risen to become a Grand Secretary of the Wenyuan Pavilion, while Xie Qian had yet to join the cabinet and earn a reputation as a worthy minister. Yang Tinghe was ordered to help compile the Veritable Records of Emperor Xia
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