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Great Ming: I Call Zhu Yuanzhang Grandpa from the Start!
He transmigrates to the Ming dynasty. Huang Yingying loses a father from the start, and Zhu Yuanzhang loses a son from the start. Through a twist of fate, Huang Yingying takes Zhu Yuanzhang for his grandfather. And so the two become grandfather and grandchild. But gradually... Huang Yingying realizes he may have mistaken the man for his grandfather, though maybe he hasn't after all...
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I Transmigrated to the Great Ming, So What If I Teach?
At the end of the Yuan dynasty, warlords vied for supremacy. To keep his eldest son, Zhu Biao, safe and give him a good environment in which to learn and grow, Zhu Yuanzhang entrusted him to the care of Chen Di, a wealthy merchant in Taiping Prefecture. At the private school in the Chen household, Zhu Biao met a strange young teacher. Instead of teaching the Four Books and Five Classics, the young teacher taught all sorts of new and fascinating things, opening Zhu Biao's eyes. By a twist of fate
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The Tang Dynasty: I, the Retired Emperor, Refuse to Show My Hand
Li Mu, Li Shimin’s legitimate eldest son, was framed at the age of five and became mentally ill. To avoid affecting the struggle for the throne, Li Shimin cruelly sent Li Mu away to be dealt with, then announced that he had died young. Li Mu was never entered into the history books. Unable to bear it, Emperor Li Yuan had his trusted minister Pei Ji find Li Mu and place him with an old soldier surnamed Qin, in the outskirts of Ping’an County near Chang’an. From then on, he went by Qin Mu. Until o
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