"I am a scholar, who single-handedly blocks the Dragon Court. Look at the rats in the world! Who can be compared to me..."

Wang Zhen, an ordinary scholar, accidentally came across an ancient book. So:

He castrated himself and became a eunuch, manipulating the court, framing loyal officials, establishing his own clique, and monopolizing the government.

Destroy Tianshan, eliminate the Five Poisons, burn Shaolin, and slaughter Wudang...

The front of this book lays the groundwork, so please read all ten chapters patiently.

The protagonist has a dark personality, is cold-blooded and selfish. If you don't like this, you can leave.

A small country: President Qin, we’d like to import a batch of steel pipes and gas cylinders! Qin Feng: Sure. The instruction manual includes a structural diagram strictly prohibiting welding the two together!

A client: President Qin, we’d like to purchase a batch of fire suppression compression cannons! Qin Feng: No problem. The manual strictly forbids replacing the CO₂ hollow shells with thermite!

Subordinate: President Qin, we’ve bought back the Minsk! Qin Feng: Good. Proceed with the planned modifications—equip it with various types of drones. Our mission is to observe weather, hydrology, fish schools, etc. We’re converting it into a marine science research vessel!

Alternate title of the book: Sorry, We Really Only Produce Civilian Goods!

[Qimen Fengshui, folk secret arts, incantations, evil arts, witchcraft, Qimen Dunjia, Nine Palaces Destiny Chart, Sheep-Taming and Treasure-Holding Techniques, Zhuyou Techniques!]

As the saying goes, "First is one's name, second is one's luck, and third is one's feng shui." Feng shui has a great influence on people, such as their wealth, health, marriage, and family.

If a person is very hardworking and not afraid of hardship, but still has no money in their pocket, it's either because they have bad luck or because there's a problem with the feng shui of their home.

Do you want to change your destiny? Do you want to get rich overnight? If so, turn to the first page and keep reading...

In the sixteenth year of the Chongzhen Emperor's reign, the Ming dynasty was on the verge of collapse. Should the Ming surrender to the Qing or resist them?

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"Those who excel in learning become officials; those who excel as officials become chancellors; those who excel as chancellors serve the great nation."

The Chinese nation shares a common dream of becoming a great power. Whether in the past, present, or future, it is a dream worth striving for. This is the story of the man who forged the world’s greatest nation in the 16th century.

In the spring of the 36th year of the Jiajing reign, a modern man who had failed to carry the mission of China in his original life is reborn into the body of a poor scholar in a remote mountain village in western Guangdong. He later passes the imperial exams and enters the bureaucracy, quickly finding a new direction for his life’s purpose. From that moment, the history of the Chinese nation begins to be rewritten...

In the final years of the Later Zhao dynasty, various warlords vied for supremacy, and the northern lands underwent an inevitable reshuffling. A new dynasty called "Qin" rose up in the fertile plains of the Qin region.

In 1427, the Byzantine Empire, nearly reduced to the mere mayor of Constantinople, continued to struggle under the threat of the Ottomans.

The Empire of Trebizond could only survive through marriage and the mercy of the Crescentists.

The fall of Rome was imminent.

But far away on the northern shores of the Black Sea, no one noticed that the remnant of the empire on the Black Sea, the last kingdom of the Goths - the Principality of Theodore, was in the calm before the storm.

No one would have imagined that here would emerge the greatest restorer of the Roman Empire.

Until many years later... "By the grace of God, the Emperor of the Roman Empire, the glorious Basileus, the Lord of Tauris and Trebizond, the Holy Sea

Her entire family was killed, she lived under someone else's roof, dynasties changed, marriages and divorces took place. In just eighteen years, Yu Zheng had experienced things others wouldn't encounter in their entire lives. A former noblewoman, she now only wanted to survive, to enter the palace as a maid. With her literacy, she hoped she could eventually become a court lady and support herself.

She never expected that the new emperor of the new dynasty would show favor to the old ministers of the previous dynasty and send her to the backyard of the fourth prince.

Haha, I divorced my ex-husband because I didn’t want to be demoted to a concubine. Now, don’t even think about divorce this time.

The Fourth Prince's backyard is small, but full of scheming. Outside, there's a change of dynasty and a lot of work to be done, while inside, there's intrigue and scheming.

Her life had hit rock bottom, and there was no chance of falling any lower. Given this, she could only rise from this point forward. Heaven had sent her to fight, so how could she possibly betray it?

More than a thousand years ago, the Silk Road stretched from east to west. Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty traveled west along the Silk Road, uncovering the shocking secrets of mankind and even the entire ancient civilization, but they were buried underground with his footsteps. More than a thousand years later, a fragment of Journey to the West that was lost in a desert site accidentally came into my hands. With the fourth large-scale archaeological excavation in the northwest by the archaeological team, and even the disappearance of my grandfather, I was drawn into the whirlpool of ancient civilizations, the ancient country of Rakshasa, secret treasures,... I narrowly escaped death! It turns out that the ancient Silk Road is buried with civilizations that have disappeared in history, and what caused them to suffer a catastrophe is far more than just gold, but also much more...

In the early days of liberation, overseas students responded to the country's call and returned to serve their motherland.

Jiang Cheng could no longer make it in America, and after building up momentum for several years, he finally caught the last train to return to China.

Jiang Cheng, who had no real talent or knowledge, did not dare to stay in Beijing because there were too many bigwigs who had returned from studying abroad.

Jiang Cheng loves his motherland and his hometown, and he insists on returning to Changcheng in the name of repaying his hometown.

Therefore, Jiang Cheng became a seventh-level engineer and took a train to Changcheng, 1,400 kilometers away.

Jiang Cheng was unconscious for two days and two nights during the three-day and two-night train journey. He was no longer unconscious on the third day because his soul had been transported to another place.