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  1. The Wei and Jin Dynasties Don’t Bow to Zhou 魏晋不服周 Historical2.8M WordsOngoing In the turbulent era between the Wei and Jin dynasties, the Sima clan held absolute power, their every word law. Some people floored the accelerator, keeping the music playing and the party going; others slammed on the brakes, killing and starting rebellions. Aristocratic clans monopolized government posts, while the people languished in stagnation, silenced beneath a grim and desolate sky. But one man who refused to bow to the Zhou dynasty fell from the heavens. He would write a song proclaimin 241Votes86kRecs65.7kFans
  2. An Elegy for the Prosperous Tang 盛唐挽歌 Historical3.7M WordsCompleted A capable young man from the modern era transmigrated into the body of a young man named Fang Zhongyong during the prosperous Kaiyuan era of the Tang Dynasty. Apart from his unreliable father, who had disappeared and left behind a pile of unsolved problems, Fang Zhongyong's life was fairly comfortable. There were simply more troubles, a harder life, a more dangerous situation, and a bleaker future, that was all. Besides, it was still the Kaiyuan era, with more than ten years to go before the Tia 3Votes183.7kRecs181.1kFans
  3. Governor, Please Stay 都督请留步 Historical3.1M WordsCompleted A Commander-in-Chief is the head of an army, a high-ranking figure with great authority whose every word carries weight and whose commands can shake the land. Only the strongest can hold the position. The era of the Two Jin dynasties has passed, while the glory of the Sui and Tang dynasties has yet to arrive. In the waning years of the Northern Wei, the court is corrupt and the Six Garrisons Rebellion is raging. Countless renowned commanders have emerged. Among them are Commander Erzhu Rong, who 0Votes109.6kRecs190.1kFans
  4. A Survival Record of the Northern Dynasties 北朝求生实录 Historical3.2M WordsCompleted The turbulent Northern and Southern Dynasties, the iron-blooded age after the Three Kingdoms. More than twenty years remained before Yang Jian would establish the Great Sui, and the Tang Dynasty was nowhere in sight. After transmigrating into the body of Gao Boyi, the son of a high-ranking Northern Qi official, he suddenly discovered that he could neither lie drunkenly in the lap of a beauty nor wield power over the realm while sober. He could not even muddle through life waiting for death. Ther 0Votes69.8kRecs193.9kFans

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