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Lü Tu transmigrates to Wuchuan, one of the six garrisons of the Great Yu Dynasty's border. Here, order is chaotic, the folkways are fierce, and the Great Yu Dynasty, which implements the prefecture soldier system, has just experienced a succession struggle internally with rebels rising everywhere, while Wuhuan cavalry fiercely ravages the northern border.

Wuchuan, as the frontline of the border, is in a tight military situation. Wives are assigned to all unmarried men, and by a stroke of luck, Lü Tu marries the daughter of a former Great Eight Pillar State and Great Yu Dynasty General. Let’s see how he rises in this chaotic borderland.

In her previous life, Shen Lianxi (沈斓曦) suffered a cruel fate. On her wedding night, her groom, Zhou Ruyu (周如渊), didn’t even enter their chamber. The next day, she discovered her natal family had been raided and exiled. Before she could seek answers from the imperial court, she fell ill with a persistent coughing of blood, confining her to the Town South King’s Manor (镇南王府) until her death. Only in her final moments did she learn that Zhou Ruyu had spent their wedding night with his true love, calling for water three times throughout.

Reborn:

Upon rebirth, Shen Lianxi unleashes her fury, exposing Zhou Ruyu’s infidelity to the world, demands a divorce, and leaves with her family to face their exile. Armed with knowledge and wealth accumulated from a mysterious spatial storage, she:

1. **Investigates**: Unravels the truth behind the theft of the Wei family’s military supplies in the Northwest.

2. **Empowers Herself**: Engages in farming and **raises an army** to thrive in a chaotic world.

Confrontation:

When Shen Lianxi encounters Zhou Ruyu again, the dynamics have drastically shifted:

– **Shen Lianxi’s New Status**: She commands a formidable presence, with banners waving, numerous children, and an unstoppable long knife that strikes fear into the hearts of enemies.

– **Zhou Ruyu’s Realization : Overcome with regret, pleading for another chance, acknowledging the wealth and glory of the Town South King’s Manor were hard-won by him and his new wife on battlefields.

Shen Lianxi’s Response:

She bursts into laughter, scornful of the idea of returning to a life controlled by others, likening herself to a freed eagle, uninterested in being caged again.

Shu Lan, a genius in the medical field, died from ALS and was reborn in a country called Da Feng Dynasty.

At the beginning of her journey, she was on her way to the border immediately after getting married, a marriage arranged by imperial decree.

Looking at the bearded general and the disgusted stares from others, she directly drew a diagram for improved cold weapons: "Why don't we make a deal? General, if you cooperate with me, you can help me bring down the Xie family?"

He Fengmian, at first, said, "Based on you?"

Shu Lan smiled and presented one piece of improved cold weaponry after another: "Is this enough? If not, this young lady has a whole basketful here."

Everyone else: "..."

So domineering!

...

He Fengmian was forced into marriage, and with the daughter of his sworn enemy to boot, he was naturally unwilling.

However, he had reasons to marry her and planned to take her back to the border and simply ignore her.

Little did he expect that the woman he thought was a spy was actually a treasure trove.

Weapon blueprints came easily to her, making the camp's armaments increasingly refined.

Her skillful use of silver needles brought the dead back to life, not only healing the wounded but also captivating his gaze.

Seeing his little wife, who was planning a fake death, he finally couldn't sit still and pulled her into his arms: "This is an imperial arranged marriage, you must obey His Majesty's will..."

Shu Lan: "???"

Ying Ziyu transmigrated. A purple lightning strike caused him to become Qin Shi Huang's nineteenth son.

It was a hellish start. Just after birth, a treacherous minister planned to swap him out with a civet cat while simultaneously killing him and his mother.

Consort Li:?

Ying Zheng:?

Fusu:?

Huhai:?

As Ying Ziyu gradually grew, he was stunned watching history unfold.

Ying Zheng no longer obsessed over elixirs of immortality, he executed the alchemist Xu Fu, and the Great Qin prospered more and more under his governance.

The refined Fusu had a sudden awakening and began to learn military tactics. He wielded his saber and sword, striking terror into the Xiongnu, becoming a legendary god of war.

Fusu said, "If preaching is ineffective, then even if I become an Asura, I will change this world!"

The formerly incompetent Prince Huhai suddenly awakened. After breaking free from Zhao Gao's control, he began to diligently study and practice martial arts. Later, he excelled in both literary and military arts, gaining fame throughout the land.

Several of them stared at Ying Ziyu with gleaming eyes, "We heard there's more land across the sea? You tell us the locations, and we'll be responsible for conquering them! How about it?"

Ying Ziyu: This Great Qin is acting strangely!

In the Great Xia Dynasty, Lin Mo, who had transmigrated to become the son of the founding Grand Marshal, found his family suspected by the Empress. Their military power was stripped away, his father was 'fed steamed goose' (implying death), and Lin Mo himself was enfeoffed with the barren and wild lands of Shu as his fiefdom.

Just then, Lin Mo awakened the Dynasty Hegemony System. For every minute he slept, he could gain 1 point, which could be exchanged for population, grain, military equipment, troop types, and generals.

Using the system, Lin Mo could exchange for famous generals from Chinese history: the 'Tiger Fool' Xu Chu, the Hegemon-King of Western Chu, Xiang Yu, the 'God of Soldiers' Han Xin...

Lin Mo vowed: "Empress, I will take back everything you took from me!"

The protagonist travels back to the time when Ying Zheng just ascended the throne. This scoundrel discovers that his strength increases dramatically every year.

Thus, the Great Qin gains a killing god even more ruthless than Lord Wu'an, Bai Qi!

He slays Lao Ai, eliminates Lu Buwei, and sweeps across the six states, always being at the forefront of every battle!

Known as the 'Bald Eagle' of Qin, he is either fighting or on his way to fight every single day.

He constantly shouts before Ying Zheng: 'Your Majesty, Qin's territory should be as vast as this world is vast!'

Years later.

Ying Zheng, with tears welling up in his eyes, pleads: 'Scoundrel, I beg you, stop killing. What's the use of having so much empty land?'

Martial arts master sister Lin Changning woke up to find herself transmigrated into a novel as the notoriously wicked cousin who was a contrasting character to the endlessly lucky heroine, Lin Fubao.

In the novel, cousin Lin Fubao was born with immense luck. She could find pheasants in the mountains, pick up gold and silver outside her door, and even discover millennium ginseng just by falling down. Under the aura of Fubao's luck, her eldest brother became a top scholar, her second brother became the wealthiest man in the world, and Fubao herself eventually married into a marquis's household, becoming a Marchioness and a cherished treasure of both families.

Meanwhile, their family met a tragic end: her wicked uncle died in forced labor, her two wicked cousins died in war, and she, the even more wicked and sickly cousin, was raped to death in a dilapidated temple after seducing a marquis. After her original self was mortified to death, her twin brother, having passed the imperial examination, tried to seek justice but was beaten to death by the marquis's household guards.

Her widowed mother, unable to bear the tragic deaths of her children, committed suicide, leaving behind two widowed daughters-in-law and two young granddaughters. After struggling to survive for a few years, one was beaten to death by her husband, and the other died in childbirth, mother and child both gone. Thus, the entire family of the contrasting uncle perished.

When Lin Changning transmigrated, the plot was already halfway through. Her father and eldest brother had already passed away, leaving behind the sickly twin siblings and two little nieces less than six months old. Before the funeral was even over, the

In a world of apocalypse, the great overlord Shen Li transmigrated into a novel, becoming a cannon fodder socialite in a period piece, schemed to death by her渣渣 (scum) father and step-sister.

With her spatial ability in hand, she coldly laughed and tore up the script! She emptied her family's assets, reported the elopement letter with a backhand, sent her "good sister" and the scumbag to eat dirt in the Northwest, and donated the old mansion, gaining both fame and fortune.

She moved to a remote island, forced into a marriage pact with the cold-faced military officer He Mingzhou.

She initially expected a respectful but distant relationship, but who knew this man would instantly transform into a loyal husband after marriage? Green tea (scheming woman) attempts to frame her? Her spatial camera slaps her down! Troublesome people make things difficult?

She catches chickens with her bare hands and fills baskets while gathering seafood, dazzling everyone! Typhoon causes food shortages? She pulls out mountains of rice and forests of meat, becoming the village's hope!

Watch as the apocalypse queen thrives in the 70s, dealing with scumbags and building her career with one hand, and taming her military husband with the other, making her island life flourish with sweetness and overflowing love!

I'll tell you all, this land is round and we can sail forward without looking back, never worrying about losing our way home—wealth and homestead lie straight ahead.

Fear no powerful enemy, for not even the mightiest foe can withstand our Gatling guns!

This is a different world with a unique tale of conquest.

Propelled headlong into the relentless currents of history, Ji Yu finds himself transplanted to the tumultuous prelude to WWII.

Once an ordinary civil servant in his modern existence, Ji Yu is now tasked with conducting covert operations in the crucible of 1936 China.

As he navigates through the riptide of Shanghaist society where every soul could be a spy and every smile a dagger aimed at the back, Ji Yu can do little but follow his fate.

Roped into Service, he does not just operate in the shadows but establishes his own hidden network within the Japanese Circle, meticulously gathering intelligence.

In sharp contrast to the generic playboy hero often seen elsewhere, he is a humble servant truly committed to the nation and standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the legendary fortitude of Yu Qian, Zuo Zongtang, and Yang Jingyu.

With dire stakes averted—including the potential triumph of the entire Chinese theater by the Japanese—Ji Yu rebuilds crucial port facilities, shields industrial assets, and even pinpoints the location of critical facilities like Subei Naval Base for the nascent Republic's air force.

His legend grows not through luck but by sheer grit, headlining a year before the collective resolve can be mustered against the invaders.

Intrigue twists and turns, the tension mounts like the advancing tides, but Ji Yu persists under a weight of singular purpose, undaunted by comebacks or blowbacks:

He will wrestle the dragon from its cave and toss it down the dragon's den, once his arrival is imperceptible and his actions singularly focused—if indeed he seeks only to contribute his talisman to China's prosperity.

Hah! The prize alone, for the sake of one small nameless civilian, could trigger minutes of pure pandemonium.

An everyman Peer-to-Peer provides its own kind of relatable strength. Here, Ji Yu isn't an Alpha protagonist; he simply believes in China and will do anything for the country.

His journey involves traps set by Zhongtong agents and bullets fired by Beijing government loyalists, to the ever-hungry presence of Japanese spies who connive and creep.

Queues for restaurants stretch around and across windowless treasures. Every Shanghaist is a weapon to be wielded or discarded.

With equal salience set in Changning—the first rapidly growing city, Ji Yu, faced with the fade of China under Japanese incursion, grapples with training intelligence operatives, gridlocks of red lights, and tramways buzzing among the lower stories.

He dons the multifaceted disguises and unflagging traits of a spy, moving as a ghost through Sino-Japanese machinations, Shanghai's half-draped gentryly existence, gray gossip from the British entourage, and the marshaling of spies in the name of prowess.

Shanghai, a unique entity teeming in a crescendo of compounding booms, where entire streets bear names of illustrious Sephardi leaders, exudes its fusion of Orient and Occidental — elegantly mingled in the Lujiazui district.

With the autumn season, the Spirit News Panorama Special Report emerges, rekindling memories before another devastating Japanese air raid smears the clarity of the road ahead. And amid tales of monarchs, dynasty change, and golden affairs, he leverages cues like a scorned— or the starting gun for the Shanghai Operations Verification Group.

Through the cascading ebb and flow of fate's burdens, the story traverses engagements of triumph and hardship, consummated by a satisfying conclusion where Ji Yu and his shielded cohorts secure their victory through bold, armored frontlines.