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The Wind Rises from the Jin Dynasty Crossing South
The Western Jin Dynasty had just fallen (316 years), and the Jin Dynasty moved south to establish the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The northern land completely fell into a power vacuum, which was known in history as the darkest moment after the "Yongjia Rebellion". The ultimate chaos is the best stage for the protagonist to establish order and demonstrate value.
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Return to the Late Ming Dynasty and Become King Xin
Zhu Jian, a 26-year-old history graduate student and corporate strategy consultant, accidentally traveled through time and possessed the 10-year-old Xinwang Zhu Youjian. See how he turned the tide, piloted the Ming Dynasty battleship to ride the wind and waves, and let China stand tall in the jungle of nations in the world.
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Dreams Around the Late Ming Dynasty
The modern intellectual Zhu Yan traveled back to the fifth year of Chongzhen (1632), an era of internal and external troubles. Internal worries: The peasant uprising in northern Shaanxi has become a prairie fire (Gao Yingxiang and Zhang Xianzhong are active), there are endless party disputes in the court (the remnants of the Eunuch Party and the Donglin Party), and Emperor Chongzhen is suspicious and eager for success. Foreign invasion: After the Jin Dynasty, Taiji continued to grow outside the
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A New Chapter in Yanyun
In 979 AD, after Emperor Taizong of Song, Zhao Guangyi, conquered Northern Han, he rode the momentum of victory and personally led an expedition against Youzhou. The story begins on the eve of the Battle of Gaoliang River, a moment of immense historical tension: the Song army’s morale was soaring, yet hidden concerns weighed on it, while the Liao cavalry sharpened their blades. The arrival of modern-day Zhao Ji would bring him directly into the battle that would decide the fate of the realm.
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Dreams of Bianjing
The story spans from the fourth year of the Xining era (1071) to the second year of the Jingkang era (1127), covering the height of the reforms, the Yuanyou Restoration, the Shaosheng revival of the old policies, the artistic heyday of Emperor Huizong’s reign, and finally the fall of the capital. These 56 years trace the complete arc of the Northern Song dynasty’s decline from prosperity.
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The Scourge of God
Mongolia's three western expeditions formed the coexistence pattern of the Golden Horde, Ilkhanate, Chagatai Khanate and the Yuan Dynasty (direct jurisdiction of the Great Khan), ushering in the so-called "Mongol Peace" (PaxMongolica) period.
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The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms: A Tale of Heroes in a Chaotic Age
The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms was a complicated and chaotic era that’s hard to keep straight. So let’s take a lighthearted look at it and see if that makes this painful period of history easier for everyone to understand.
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Turbulent Waves on the Liao River
The story spans from 907 AD, when Yelü Abaoji became khagan of the Khitan, to 1125, when the Liao dynasty fell, and continues through 1134, when Yelü Dashi proclaimed himself emperor and founded the Western Liao. Across more than two centuries, it witnesses the complete rise and fall of an empire.
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Set Sail from the Warring States Period
In 453 BC, on the eve of the Battle of Jinyang, Zhi Boyao forced the Han and Wei families to besiege the Zhao family in Jinyang. However, Zhao Xiangzi eventually instigated the Han and Wei families to rebel against the Han and Wei families. The three families rebelled against the Zhi family and completely divided the Jin Kingdom. The "Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period" pattern was actually formed. This is the absolute starting point for the collapse of order and the growth of ambition.
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The Iron-Blooded Song Dynasty: Storms Over Jing'an
Autumn, the sixth year of Xuanhe under Emperor Huizong of Song, 1124 AD. The Fang La Rebellion has just been put down, but beneath the Northern Song’s outward splendor, fiscal and military crises have reached the point of no return. The devastating Jingkang Incident is just over two years away. A 29-year-old young man transmigrates into the body of a distant royal clansman from a once-prosperous family in Bianjing. Can he do anything for this era?
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Urban Hermit
Contemporary city, 2020s. On the surface, it is a modern society that is no different from the one we live in, with tall buildings, network coverage, and the rise of artificial intelligence. But beneath the surface, there is a "hidden world" - phenomena that cannot be explained by science, dharma that has been passed down for thousands of years, and practitioners who are free from the system, have been operating in the dark.
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A New Era of Peace
The modern-day Zhang Jiao transmigrates into the ancient Zhang Jiao. What kind of ending might history have had if his modern way of thinking had merged with the realities of the past, alongside Zhang Ning’s intelligence and decisiveness, Zhang Bao’s meticulousness, and Zhang Liang’s courage?
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The Dragon Armor Divine Chapters: The Three Realms and Nine Wilds
Cosmology: The Three Realms and Nine Domains system The three-part cosmic model of “Celestial Stars, Earthly Veins, and the Human Pivot” Celestial Star Realm: The heavenly powers formed by the Twenty-Eight Mansions, the Nine Luminaries, the Purple Forbidden Enclosure, and more. In Qimen Dunjia, this realm corresponds to the “Heaven Plate.” Earthly Vein Realm: An energy network formed by dragon veins, earth qi, and feng shui. The dragon veins of China’s Nine Provinces and leyline nodes around the
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Return to the Tang Dynasty to Assist Mingjun
Twelve years of great cause. At this time, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was trapped in Jiangdu, and the world was in a prairie fire. Li Yuan is about to raise troops in Taiyuan, Wagang Li Mi is at the height of the sun, Dou Jiande, Du Fuwei and other heroes are separatist. What should the male protagonist do when he travels to this time?
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America: to the West
A train that is always extending westward but never reaches the end; a group of people who are always looking for gold but always dig in the wrong place; a missionary who is always spreading civilization but is never understood; and the silent and mocking land, quietly watching these ant-like humans crawling around on her body.
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Germany 1806-1871
1806 (Disintegration of the Holy Roman Empire) - 1871 (establishment of the German Empire). These 65 years were the most tumultuous and dramatic period in the history of the German nation.
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Spirit Detective Dragon Squad
Thirty years ago, the spiritual veins beneath the earth began to stir around the world. As one of the cradles of ancient civilization, the Dragon Kingdom has the highest concentration of spiritual veins anywhere. Their resurgence brought two consequences: Paranormal incidents surged: ghosts, monsters, demons, and other evil entities appeared a hundred times more often. Awakened individuals emerged: a tiny number of people gained the ability, naturally or later in life, to see, touch, and fight t
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Modern Japan: Japan's Past
The skeleton (fan bone): uses real historical events as the anchor (the Sekigahara War, the issuance of the national lockdown, the Shimabara Rebellion, etc.); The fan (fan paper): unfolds fictional stories in the gaps between events.
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The Mirror Master's Radiance
The Limitations and Costs of a Mirror Seer: Each deep “vision” consumes the Mirror Seer’s own mental strength. Forcibly probing a spiritual light the other person refuses to face will trigger “spiritual backlash.” At best, it causes dizziness; at worst, it inflicts psychological trauma. A Mirror Seer cannot see their own spiritual light. This is the fate of their profession: they need another Mirror Seer to serve as their mirror.
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A Short Story About Ancient Rome
44 BC - 27 BC, from the end of the Roman Republic to the eve of the establishment of the Empire
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The Imperial Waltz: The Rise and Fall of Austria-Hungary
Setting: The Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867 to the dissolution of the empire in 1918, spanning 51 years
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A Hilarious Ranking of the Factions and Figures of the Five Barbarians' Upheaval
Ladies and gentlemen, grab some sunflower seeds and find a seat. Today, we’re going to crack open the most “eventful” period in Chinese history, the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Five Barbarians, in the style of comic storytelling. This stretch of history was like a pot of spicy hotpot, with Xiongnu, Xianbei, Jie, Di, and Qiang all stewing together. It’s sure to have you laughing one moment and crying the next, because it really was that tragic.
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Heaven's Ranking: A Chronicle of Survival in the Warring States
In this Spring and Autumn and Warring States era, where the “National Comprehensive Strength Rankings: Seven Warring States Sing-Along” exists, history may not be full of grand, stirring events. Instead, it might just be one giant variety show starring the feudal lords.
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The Domain Library
This is not a single mythological system, but a “stitched-together world” born when the barriers between space and time shattered in an ancient “mythic war,” forcibly joining many mythological realms that had once existed independently. Here, the forces of different mythologies collide, merge, and suppress one another, forming a fantastical universe with a rigid hierarchy and danger lurking everywhere.
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The Konbaung Dynasty: The Last Dragon Descendant
Stage One (1752–1760): Alaungpaya rises to power and unifies Burma Stage Two (1824–1852): Two Anglo-Burmese Wars, territorial losses and reparations Stage Three (1852–1878): King Mindon’s reforms and the relocation of the capital to Mandalay Stage Four (1878–1885): King Thibaw’s bloody accession and the fall of the dynasty
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Portugal's Epic Rise and Fall: Between the Tides
A panorama of place and time: Portugal is at the heart of the story, which spans from the late fourteenth century to the middle of the seventeenth, an era when the country’s fate rose and fell like great waves. Geography: From the capital, Lisbon, the story travels through the Sagres School of Navigation, a symbol of the starting point of exploration, to Cape Roca, “the end of the world,” and onward to an empire whose territories span the globe, tracing the transformation from a small country in
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Greece: Twilight of Bronze
Setting: The late Peloponnesian War (413–399 BC).
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Poland's Ashes and Roses
In 1768, on the eve of resisting an invasion by Russian forces, the family's ancestor made a pact with a mysterious elderly noble: “As long as at least one person in every generation of this family remembers to fight for Poland’s freedom, Poland will never vanish from the map.”
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Wine and the Iron Mask
One storyline is set in ancient Gaul and Rome in 50 BC, while the other takes place in medieval France from 1314 to 1316. The two storylines are linked by a mysterious “bronze mask” and an incomplete family chronicle, forming a cycle of cause and effect spanning 1,300 years.
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The Napoleonic Era: Canned Food and Codes
Covering the period from Napoleon’s Consulate in 1799 to his death in 1821, the story encompasses major historical events including the Battle of Marengo, the Battle of the Three Emperors at Austerlitz, the Battle of Trafalgar, the invasion of Russia, the Battle of Leipzig, exile on Elba, the Hundred Days, the Battle of Waterloo, and exile on Saint Helena.
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The Mrauk-U Dynasty: The Golden City on the Bay of Bengal
Miaowu City: Surrounded by mountains on three sides and facing the sea on the fourth, it is easy to defend and difficult to attack. The city is home to ninety thousand pagodas, whose golden spires shine in the sunlight like a forest of gold. A bustling port lies at the foot of the mountains, filled with merchant ships from Arabia, India, and Malaya. Waterways crisscross the outskirts, forming a natural labyrinth of canals. The Bay of Bengal: The monsoon winds blow regularly, bringing merchant s
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The Golden Triangle: Poppies and Guns
Manxingdie: The headquarters of the Khun Sa Group at the height of its power, set in a mountain basin that was easy to defend and difficult to attack Mae Salong: The final settlement of the remnants of the Kuomintang army, a spiritual island for Chinese refugees Chiang Saen Pier: A drug transit hub on the Mekong, crowded with agents from various countries, muleteers, and traders Wa State Mountains: The heart of the opium-growing region, where mountain people had made their living for generations
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Japanese Fusang Record
Time: Yuanhong three years (1333) to Yanyuan four years (1339) From the end of the Kamakura Shogunate to the beginning of the Northern and Southern Dynasties Specifically, it runs through: Emperor Go-Daigo's Kenbu New Deal, Ashikaga Takauji's defection, the split between the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and the exile of the Yoshino court
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The Crossworlder: The Great Convergence
The Great Convergence (Transmigration Event): Earth B was struck by a global energy fluctuation of unknown origin. The wave tore through space and time, randomly “projecting” 18 people from Earth A into the bodies of their counterparts on Earth B. They resonated with the superpowers that had just awakened on Earth B, thereby gaining unique abilities. At the same time, some of Earth B's native humans also began to awaken.
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Even the Pope Goes Mad: A Dark Chronicle of the Renaissance
Key Historical Events: 1492: The Borgia was elected pope 1499: Cesare Borgia conquered Romagna 1506: Julius II ordered the old St. Peter's Basilica demolished 1508–1512: Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling 1517: Martin Luther published the Ninety-Five Theses 1527: The Holy Roman Empire's army sacked Rome
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Beneath Paris
Historical setting: 1878–1914 (the Third Republic)
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Tales of a Mossad Nobody
Amit “Ami” Levin: Clever, witty, and skilled at disguise, but troubled by moral conflicts within. As time goes on, he gradually shifts from an idealist to a pragmatist, and even becomes somewhat cynical.
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The Rose of Versailles and the Guillotine
In eighteenth-century France, the Palace of Versailles was a vast prison built from marble, gold, and lies. On the surface, it was a beacon of European civilization: candlelight gleamed on silk skirts, perfume masked body odor, and minuets drowned out the groans of the starving. In reality, it was a meticulously designed “live reality show.” The king was the producer, the nobles were the actors, and thirty million French people were the audience, forced to pay but forbidden to enter.
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Daikin Slash Youth
This is an era about "a sudden change in painting style" - a group of hard-core hunters from the White Mountains and Black Waters suddenly took over the Central Plains and were forced to learn to drink tea, write poems, collect taxes and review cases. When "reckless" meets "elegant", when "riding and shooting" meets "imperial examination", jokes and dilemmas arise.
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Fan Li: When the Tide of History Meets Personal Choice
Fan Li: His core driving force was not simply fame, fortune, or power, but the pursuit of “absolute freedom,” including both freedom of the person and freedom of thought and choice. All his calculations ultimately served one purpose: securing the right to choose.
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War Correspondent: Book of Witnesses
In the smoke of the Franco-Prussian War in 1870, five war reporters from different countries reached a secret covenant under the ruins of Paris: regardless of nationality or camp, recorders should help each other and let the truth pass through the flames of war and reach future generations.
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Gypsy: Wandering Stars and Songs
The Roma people have three major clans, each with its own emblems and taboos. Our story focuses on the Bronze Wheel Clan - their emblem is a copper-colored wheel, half rolling on the ground and half floating in the clouds. The taboo is: not sleeping on the same piece of land for three months in a row.
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Windmills and Giant Waves: A Family's Golden Age
Geographical setting: From Amsterdam's canals to the spice coasts of the East Indies, from storms in the North Sea to the sunlit waters of the Caribbean Historical timeline: Rise (1570–1648): The Eighty Years' War, independence from Spanish rule, and the founding of the Dutch East India Company Golden Age (1648–1672): The height of the Dutch seaborne empire, with flourishing arts and sciences Turning point (1672–1713): The Year of Disaster, the Anglo-Dutch Wars, and the gradual shift of maritime
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The Three Laws of the Hidden Meridian
“Hidden veins” refer both to the lines of inheritance passed down among cultivators and to the paths of energy flowing through the Earth itself, the “dragon veins” of feng shui. Together, the two reveal the true nature of this world. Rule One: The Price of Inheritance Every inheritance of the “hidden veins” comes at a cost. Rule Two: The Wall of the Mundane World Ordinary people cannot see the truth of the “hidden veins” because the brain has a “cognitive protection mechanism.” Rule Three: The B
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Thailand: Blood on the Chao Phraya
Thailand: From the Ayutthaya Kingdom’s peak to its fall (King Narai’s accession in 1656 to the city’s fall in 1767)
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Vietnam: Smiling Beacon Smoke in the Southern Country
Era coordinates: 1771-1802 (the 31st year of the rise and fall of the Xishan Dynasty)
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The Toungoo Dynasty: Eye of the White Elephant
“The Eye of the White Elephant” is both the legendary third eye of Mang Yinglong, which can see the future, and a recurring motif throughout the book: in every age, the awakened open their eyes to the future amid the blood and flames of history. From 1510 to 1752: 242 years, six generations.
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Spain’s Golden Age and Twilight
Rise (1469–1521): The Catholic Monarchs unite Spain through marriage, reclaim lost territory, and Columbus launches the Age of Discovery. The protagonist’s grandparents take part in these events, and the family rises from fallen nobility to a new class of adventurers. Peak (1521–1588): Charles I builds an empire on which the sun never sets, and gold and silver pour in from the Americas. Literature and art flourish, with Cervantes and Velazquez among their luminaries. The protagonist reaches the
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The Upside-Down Nail Pact: The Vatican Blood and Mud Chronicles
Timeline: AD 64 (the Great Fire of Rome) → AD 337 (the death of Constantine) → AD 852 (the Leonine Wall) → AD 1377 (the return to Rome) → epilogue on the eve of the Renaissance Main settings: the city of Rome, Vatican Hill, Nero's Circus, the catacombs, the construction site of the old St. Peter's Basilica, the medieval Borgo district, the Papal Palace of Avignon, and more
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The Iron Masked Prisoner: the Secret of the Sun King
A short historical story of France: During the reign of Louis XIV, Versailles was the center of the whirlpool of power, filled with luxury, intrigue and secrets.
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