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Rising to Power by Grinding Out Traits at Liangshan 从梁山肝词条开始崛起
In 1119, Emperor Huizong of Song, Zhao Ji, is absorbed in his flower-and-bird paintings and his Slender Gold calligraphy. In the southeast, Fang La’s rebellion is brewing in secret, while the Jurchens’ iron hooves are already ravaging Liao territory in the north. Chen Xiao transmigrates into this world and becomes a lowly soldier swept up into Liangshan! Fortunately, he has a System of traits he can grind to his heart’s content. The “108 heroes” he sees are not noble champions, but a batch of...
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The Late Ming: Contesting for Supremacy 明末，争霸天下
The tenth year of Chongzhen! The Great Ming is already teetering on the brink! Outside, the Manchu invaders lie in wait; within, Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong lead peasant uprisings! “The Manchus may destroy the Zhu Ming, but they must not destroy the realm!” Li Zhang raises an army of 800,000 in the south, with 3,000 great ships and 10,000 cannons! One cannon blast blows the Manchu leader Shunzhi to pieces. Another blasts open Japan’s gates. A third makes the Western nations kneel and beg
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The Southern Song’s Number One Remonstrator 南宋第一谏臣
In the eighth year of Shaoxing, Song and Jin stand opposed, and the political climate is bleak. Amid these turbulent times, Chen Shou becomes the most cost-conscious censor in the Great Song. Others risk death through remonstrance to make a name for themselves in the annals of history. He risks death because he genuinely hates wasting the copper coins spent on buying chicken blood. Every time he charges headfirst into a pillar, he wonders whether the cost of the collision will earn him enough re
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Rising to Power in Shu at the End of the Tang Dynasty 唐末，从蜀地开始崛起
In troubled times, human lives are as worthless as grass. This is a bloody, chaotic, and brutal age! Huang Chao’s uprising has seized Chang’an and brought the Tang realm to collapse. Meanwhile, forces large and small, including Zhu Wen, Li Keyong, Li Maozhen, and Qin Zongquan, carve up the land. In an age when rites and music have collapsed and the realm lies in ruins, anyone hoping to struggle on and become a local power is destined to make their way over mountains of corpses and seas of blood.
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