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  1. I’m Really Not the God of War of the Great Ming 我真不是大明战神 Historical95k WordsCompleted In the fourteenth year of the Zhengtong reign, the Tumu Crisis broke out, and two hundred thousand elite troops were lost. As military commanders and civil officials rose and fell in influence, the inner court and cabinet factions fought without end. This was a turning point when the Ming dynasty began its decline after reaching its height. But Song Zheng had nothing to do with any of that. He transmigrated into the body of a junior officer fleeing after the defeat, and now he only wanted to sha 0Votes605Recs12Fans
  2. I Never Meant to Become an Emperor for the Ages 我真没想当千古一帝 Historical85k WordsOngoing In the third month of the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng laid siege to the capital. The Ming Dynasty had finally reached its last moments, its strength completely spent. The traitor Wu Sangui claimed to be answering the imperial summons to rescue the king, but in reality stopped at Fengrun in Jizhou, ready at any moment to turn back to Shanhaiguan, shave his head, surrender to the Qing, and let the Eight Banners army take the Central Plains. There were no reinforcements outside, and n 0Votes1.1kRecs16Fans
  3. Great Ming: Beginning with the Liaodong Military Clan 大明:从辽东将门开始 Historical247k WordsCompleted At court, factional strife rages, with the Donglin faction holding unchecked power. Abroad, powerful enemies close in, as the Mongols and Jurchens vie to breach the border. Across the Central Plains, rebels rise everywhere. Corpses pile up for miles, and the crisis has become impossible to reverse. Li Shunzu, an ordinary government clerk in his previous life, winds up transported five hundred years into the past, to the end of the Ming dynasty. He becomes the great-grandson of Ningyuan Count Li 0Votes7.5kRecs82Fans
  4. The False Son of Heaven 赝天子 Historical87k WordsCompleted What is it like to transmigrate into the body of a fake crown prince, only to pass yourself off as the real one and become emperor? In the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen era, Li Zicheng founded the Great Shun, the Chongzhen Emperor hanged himself at Coal Hill, Wu Sangui, commander of Shanhai Pass, let the Qing army into the pass, and Zhu Yousong, Prince of Fu, declared himself emperor in Nanjing, adopting the reign title Hongguang. The Ten Days of Yangzhou, the Three Massacres of Jiading! Kee 0Votes1.5kRecs25Fans
  5. Sweeping Away the Ming 扫明 Historical1.4M WordsCompleted (My new book, The Strongest Chongzhen in History, is out now.) War and smoke engulf Liaodong. Cities change hands again and again, and corpses pile up for miles. Five provinces are engulfed in chaos as bands of rebels swarm forth and sweep across the Central Plains. In the south, streams wind beneath little bridges, while songs and dances fill the pavilions and scholars and beauties laugh and chat. Amid the internal strife and foreign threats of the Ming dynasty's final years, Wang Zheng, a vete 0Votes19.8kRecs24.3kFans
  6. The Bastard Son Becomes Emperor 庶子成皇 Historical256k WordsCompleted After transmigrating into the body of Zhu Youhua, the third son born to a concubine of Prince Fu, Zhu Changxun, in the fourteenth year of the Chongzhen reign, he hadn’t yet had his fill of life as a rich, handsome young man when rebel forces suddenly laid siege to the city. Faced with the prospect of being cooked into the historical Feast of Fortune and Prosperity, Zhu Youhua is forced to begin his rise as a concubine-born son. Public group: 489953148. VIP group: 1062718495 0Votes72.4kRecs7.9kFans
  7. Overthrow the Qing 反清 Historical301k WordsCompleted In the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen reign, the Chongzhen Emperor died for his country, and the traitor Wu Sangui, enraged by a beauty, opened the passes to the Qing army. The land of China was ravaged. The people fled in droves, roads filled with refugees, cries of grief rising across the wilderness and corpses piling up everywhere. The officials of the Southern Ming schemed against one another, begging the Qing invaders for peace and sending troops west to fight. The Shun peasant army, whi 0Votes6.5kRecs14.2kFans
  8. I'm Really Not the Emperor Carpenter 我真不是木匠皇帝 Historical2.2M WordsCompleted In the forty-eighth year of the Wanli reign, the Taichang Emperor took ill and never recovered. The Chu, Qi, and Zhejiang factions were utterly defeated in their power struggles, while the Donglin faction seized the opportunity to rise, filling the court with upright officials. Meanwhile, the Jianzhou Jurchens swept across Liaodong, the heartland of the Central Plains lay in ruins, with nine out of ten households wiped out, and rebel bands sprang up everywhere as the people lived in fear. The em 0Votes109.7kRecs126.6kFans
  9. Zhu Di Reborn at Tumu Fortress 朱棣重生土木堡 Historical592k WordsCompleted “How did our Zhu family produce such a disgrace?” In the twenty-second year of the Yongle reign, Zhu Di died at Yumu River. When he awoke, he discovered that he had been reborn twenty-five years later. Yexian was laying siege to the city. Yu Qian was fighting a bloody battle. Sun Ruowei had become empress dowager. And his great-grandson, the Ming “God of War,” Zhu Qizhen, was at the gates, calling for them to open! 0Votes7.2kRecs25.3kFans
  10. Great Ming: From Slave to Rising Star 大明:从奴隶开始逆袭 Historical117k WordsOngoing In the thirty-fourth year of the Wanli reign, Qin Sheng transmigrated to Liaodong, where he was captured and taken to the heart of Jianzhou to become a Jurchen manor slave. From then on, he began his rise from the bottom to turn his fortunes around. Some said, “Without him, the battles of Sarhu and Hun River would certainly have ended very differently.” Others said, “He was the Marquis Champion of the Great Ming, the true Great Wall of the empire. His army was invincible, and wherever his banner 0Votes497Recs9Fans
  11. The Strongest Chongzhen in History 史上最强崇祯 Historical1.9M WordsCompleted He transmigrates as the Chongzhen Emperor. Li Zicheng is closing in from the south, ready to force him to hang himself, while the Qing hordes glare hungrily from the north. Watch how I fight poison with poison, send the entire Donglin faction to its death, and become a foolish ruler in these chaotic times! Donglin officials: What we fear most is an emperor with no shame! The new novel, I’m Really Not the Carpenter Emperor, is now available. (General group: 1057092116. Join the VIP group and ask 0Votes84.4kRecs103kFans
  12. Ming Dynasty, 1629 大明1629 Historical1.2M WordsCompleted In 1644, the greatest calamity in the history of Chinese civilization struck: barbarians came to rule the Central Plains! In 1629, the situation in Liaodong was dire, with barbarians lying in wait. Meanwhile, bands of rebels swept through Shaanxi and Shanxi, overrunning prefectures and counties like a plague of locusts. Natural disasters and man-made calamities followed one after another, leaving the people in dire straits. Yet in this crisis, no one could turn the tide or shore up the collapsin 0Votes7.9kRecs18.3kFans