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- The Great Emperor Who Revived the Late Ming 明末中兴大帝 The flourishing Yongle era, the benevolent rule of the Hongxi and Xuande emperors, and the Hongzhi revival: these were the glories of the Ming dynasty. Never bowing in submission, never paying tribute, never marrying off princesses for peace, never ceding territory, never paying reparations; the emperor guarded the frontier, and the ruler died with his state. These were the Ming dynasty’s tragic ideals. Transmigrated into the body of Crown Prince Zhu Cilang in the seventeenth year of the Chongzh 0Votes2.2kRecs5.5kFans
- In Chaotic Times, One Must Become King 乱世必为王 This is an age of a divided nation, chaos, and lives as worthless as weeds. It is also an age when heroes rise from troubled times. The Tang dynasty has lost all its former splendor, the warlords have bared their fangs, and the court is weak and little more than an empty shell. Warfare rages, leaving nine out of every ten homes deserted. Humanity has fallen into ruin, and the people are suffering. Our protagonist, Pei Changhao, transmigrates into the body of the son of a court criminal. Before h 0Votes1kRecs23Fans
- The Fall of the Ming: Kings or Bandits 明末之成王败寇 Seek achievement, and seek a legacy that lasts a hundred years. Seek profit, and seek gains that endure for a thousand autumns. Seek fame, and seek a name that lives for ten thousand generations. In the desolate land of the late Ming, who will decide the rise and fall? Wu Fanhui, a transmigrator, rises from humble beginnings. With a falcon in his left hand and a yellow hound at his right, dressed in fine robes and sable fur, his ten thousand cavalry sweep across the hills. With feathered fan and 0Votes9.6kRecs40Fans
- The Southern Song: I Rule the Rise and Fall 南宋之我主沉浮 After Yashan, China was no more; after the fall of the Ming, Huaxia was no more. In an accident, special-forces instructor Wu Shaogang transmigrates to the final years of the Southern Song dynasty. The Southern Song court is now beset by Mongol barbarians beyond its borders and corrupt ministers within. Its ills are too deep to cure, and its crumbling edifice is on the verge of collapse. Across this vast land, who will decide its fate? Wu Shaogang's answer: I will. 0Votes7kRecs10.4kFans
- Plotting for the World 谋明天下 Wu Zongrui transmigrated. First, lie low and build up strength. Second, meet force with force and yield not an inch. Third, crush them with overwhelming power until they submit. Fourth, use all of the above, and if they still refuse to yield, wipe them out completely. Constant effort wears away stone; a rope can saw through wood. Change comes bit by bit, success comes again and again, and step by step, he makes his way to glory. The process matters, but the result matters even more. Join us and 0Votes20.1kRecs37.5kFans
- The Late Ming Legend 明末传奇 I gave my heart to the bright moon, but the moon only shines on the ditch. Those who understand me know that I am troubled; those who do not wonder what I seek. During the Chongzhen era, there was no way to drift with the tide. The troubled times forced men to rebel. See how modern man Zheng Xunrui transmigrates to the late Ming and struggles to survive. 0Votes23.4kRecs32.4kFans
- A Ming Politician 大明政客 What is the Confucian way? Give them a warning before you roll over them. What is the way of the military strategists? Roll over them simply and efficiently. What is the Legalist way? I will crush you harshly in accordance with the law. What is the way of the School of Diplomacy? I'll call a bunch of people over to crush you! What is the way of internationalism? I'm crushing you for your own good. What is the Chinese way? You've been getting crushed by us since time immemorial… Su Tianchen 0Votes28kRecs46.7kFans
