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Books by Zeng Family's Eldest Son zZ
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I Want a Prosperous Northern Song Dynasty 我要北宋丰亨豫大
... The shame of Jingkang is drawing near. I cannot bear to see the Northern Song bask in such hollow prosperity. ... Reborn in the body of Cai Jing's sixth son, I refuse to rest on my wealth and privilege. I lay down my brush and take up arms, hiding my scholarly weakness behind a mask. After three years in the army, I earn glorious victories, hoping to change the fate of the Northern Song. ... But Tong Guan is hungry for glory. My three thousand battle-hardened soldiers are unjustly slaughtere
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My Ancient Text Is an Immortal Artificial Intelligence 我古籍是仙工智能
The world of the Six Directions is vast beyond measure. The Immortal Qin Dynasty has unified it, but now teeters on the brink of collapse. Zeng Yi carries an ancient text called the “Immortal Craft Intelligence.” [Imprint onto a wooden text medium]: Successfully imprinted the "Burning Scripture", "Great Wilderness Ancestral Inquiry Finger", and "Yin-Yang Harmony Divine Art" … [Merge and create cultivation arts]: Confucian, Legalist, and Daoist thought has been combined. "Explosive Fist" has been
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Being a Rebellious Son in the Late Northern Song 北宋末年当逆子
To my nominal father, Cai Jing, I am an unfilial son because he brought ruin to the country and misery to its people. To my nominal father-in-law, Zhao Ji, I am an unfilial son because his incompetence and folly left the people of the realm to be slaughtered. In the eyes of everyone under heaven, I... am an unfilial son as well. With the Mandate of Heaven in collapse, I defy all convention and seek to turn the Great Song around. At first, I only wanted to move south with my immense wealth and ek
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Reform the Great Song, Starting by Marrying Princess Maode 革新大宋，娶茂德帝姬开始
By a twist of fate, he became the consort of Zhao Fujin, the most beautiful woman in the Northern Song. He could not seize power at court, nor establish himself as a warlord in one corner of the realm. What would he do when Jin troops invaded south seven years later? The Jingkang Humiliation brought shame upon the emperor, his ministers, and the people. They were pitiable, but the pitiable often have themselves to blame. What did that have to do with him? He had only wanted to build a fortune th
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