Qimao catalogue
Books by 随轻风去
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The Ming Dynasty's Number One Fence-Sitter 大明第一墙头草
After Bai Yu opens his eyes while receiving psychiatric treatment, he discovers that he is in the thirty-ninth year of the Jiajing reign. His family lives in the capital, and his father has the iron rice bowl of a hereditary Imperial Guard, yet they can't afford meat even once a year! Unable to endure poverty any longer, Bai Yu decides to take the imperial examinations! He never expects to become the biggest political fence-sitter in the Ming court. But... in just over a decade, the dynasty chan
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Striving in the New Ming Dynasty 奋斗在新明朝
A stay-at-home liberal arts graduate transmigrates to a baffling version of the Great Ming. Starting from the bottom as a crude little county office runner, he has no hope of passing the imperial examinations. Watch as our protagonist cheerfully carves out an unconventional path to success from the bustling streets. And along the way, uncover the many rules of the Ming officialdom! New blurb: This is a serious work that takes history as its guide, facts as its basis, sound logic, and accurate de
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The Ming Dynasty Official 大明官
In the thirteenth year of the Chenghua reign of the Great Ming, Fang Yingwu, a graduate student in history, transmigrated into the body of a scholar. This was an age when an unambitious homebody could become emperor. This was an age without authority. It was also an age when loyalty and treachery, righteousness and evil, black and white were clearly defined. This was an age when the nation faced no great troubles and the emperor ruled with a light touch. It was also an age of lax laws and lazy o
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The Immortal Official 仙官
Ye Xingyuan transmigrated as the only nine-lifetime pure boy in this strange world of immortals, demons, and monsters. He studied for the imperial exams and earned the jinshi degree, then received divine powers through the mandate of the royal house. He also discovered that his predecessor had left him a cheat! Yet the secrets of heaven were tangled up with the traditions of the Dao. Immortals and mortals loved and fought each other, while demons and ghosts ran wild. With a cheat in hand, Ye Xin
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