Chapter 81: Lu Xiangsheng

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Prologue The protagonist would never place his trust in the Donglin Faction, nor would he ever rely on the plump-faced official.

Chapter One: The First Encounter Between Zhu and Xu

Chapter Two: First Encounter

Chapter Three: The Armory

Chapter Four: Encountering You Again

Chapter Five: Physical Exercise

Chapter Six: Scientific Experiment

Chapter Seven: Zhu and Xu Reunite

Chapter Eight: The Reform of Firearms

Chapter Nine: Arranging Affairs at Sea

Chapter Ten: Memoranda and Progress

Chapter Eleven: A Journey to Azure Cloud Temple

Chapter Twelve: Reading Enlightens the Mind

Chapter Thirteen: The Gift of the Precious Pearl

Chapter Fourteen: The First New Year

Chapter Fifteen: Admiring Lanterns, Moonlight, and the Precious Pearl

Chapter Sixteen: The Debate on the Mining Tax

Chapter Seventeen: Currency Reform

Chapter Eighteen: Forging Steel

Chapter Nineteen: The Empress Falls Gravely Ill

Chapter Twenty: The Great Funeral

Chapter Twenty-One: The Case of the Red Pill

Chapter Twenty-Two: Ascension to the Throne

Chapter One: No One Takes the Emperor Seriously

Chapter Two: The Appearance of Wei Zhongxian

Chapter Three: Fire Breaks Out at Yueloan Palace

Chapter Four: Aftermath of the Palace Relocation Scandal

Chapter Five: The Embroidered Uniform Guard

Chapter Six: Xiong Tingbi's First Departure from Office

Chapter Seven: The Capital Garrison

Chapter Eight: Butcher Sun’s First Strike

Chapter Nine: Training the New Army (Part One)

Chapter Ten: Training the New Army (Part Two)

Chapter Eleven: Military System

Chapter Twelve: Selecting Officers

Chapter Thirteen: The Missionary (Part One)

Chapter Fourteen: The Missionary (Part Two)

Chapter Fifteen: Miscellaneous Affairs Before the New Year

Chapter Sixteen: Choosing Concubines

Chapter Seventeen: The Grand Wedding

Chapter Eighteen: Deep Affection

Chapter Nineteen: A Clash of Values

Chapter Twenty: Affairs of Liao

Chapter Twenty-One: Preparing the Newspaper

Chapter Twenty-Two: The Ming Weekly

Chapter 23: The Current State of the Capital Garrison

Chapter Twenty-Four: Qin Liangyu

Chapter 25: Unrest in the Southwest

Chapter Twenty-Six: Drills of the Capital Garrison

Chapter Twenty-Seven: First Arrival in Liaodong

Chapter 28: The Mighty Cao Wenzhao

Chapter Twenty-Nine: The First Battle (Part One)

Chapter Thirty: The First Battle (Part Two)

Chapter Thirty-One: The Situation in Liaodong

Chapter Thirty-Two: The Struggle Between Governor and Inspector

Chapter Thirty-Three: Merit and Guilt Intertwined

Chapter Thirty-Four: Preparations for Tax Collection

Chapter Thirty-Five: Minister of Revenue

Chapter Thirty-Six: The Eastern Forest's Response

Chapter Thirty-Seven: Requesting His Majesty to Reinstate the Mining Tax (Celebrating the Birth of the First Helm Master, "His Majesty Personally Handles State Affairs")

Chapter Thirty-Eight: Commercial Taxes (Celebrating the Birth of the First Helmsman, "His Majesty Personally Manages State Affairs")

Chapter Thirty-Nine: The Honor of Paying Taxes

Chapter Forty: The Commission Against Corruption

Chapter Forty-Two: Defeating Sheyin

Chapter Forty-Three: The Battle for Chengdu

Chapter Forty-Four: Defeating the Extravagant Army

Chapter Forty-Five: Suzhou's Resistance to Taxation (I)

Chapter 46: The Suzhou Tax Resistance (Part Two)

Chapter Forty-Seven: The Tax Resistance in Suzhou (Part Three)

Chapter Forty-Eight: The Tax Resistance in Suzhou (Part Four)

Chapter Forty-Nine: The Minting Machine Arrives

Chapter Fifty-One: The Royal Bank of Great Ming (Part One)

Chapter Fifty-Two: The Royal Bank of Great Ming (II)

Chapter 53: The Schism of Donglin

Chapter Fifty-Five: The Meeting

Chapter Fifty-six: The Butcher Sun's Second Blow

Chapter Fifty-Seven: A Little Fan

Chapter Fifty-Eight: The Northern Invaders Assault Yan'an

Chapter Fifty-Nine: Annihilating the Enemy at Yellow Flower Valley

Chapter Sixty: The Qin Army

Chapter Sixty-One: The Journey Leads to the Sea

Chapter Sixty-Two: First Encounter with Pirates

Chapter Sixty-Three: Li Dan

Chapter Sixty-Four: Yan Siqi

Chapter 65: Opening a Factory

Chapter Sixty-Six: The Glass Mirror

Chapter Sixty-Seven: Zhangjiakou

Chapter Sixty-Eight: Man Gui, Who Wanted Money More Than Office

Chapter Sixty-Nine: Fan Yongdou

Chapter Seventy: The Eight Great Imperial Merchants

Chapter Seventy-One: Reunion with an Old Friend (Bonus chapter for the First Hall Master, “I Personally Attend to the Affairs of State and War”)

Chapter Seventy-Two: The ICAC’s First Strike

Chapter Seventy-Three: The Independent Commission Against Corruption’s First Strike, Part Two

Chapter 74: The Aftermath of the Search and Seizure

Chapter Seventy-Five: The Prototype of the Royal University City

Chapter Seventy-Six: The Arrival of Yuan Chonghuan

Chapter 77: The Great Defeat in Liaodong

Chapter Seventy-Eight: The Fall of Guangning

Chapter Seventy-Nine: Interrogating Xiong Tingbi (With Gratitude to the First Protector, Zhen Gong, for His Support in State Affairs)

Chapter 80: The Palace Examination of the Second Year of the Tianqi Era

Chapter 81: Lu Xiangsheng

Chapter 82: If Not Allies, Then Enemies

Chapter Eighty-Three: The Birthday Cake

Chapter Eighty-Four: Liaodong and the Southwest

Chapter Eighty-Five: The Emergence of Another Butcher

Chapter One: Rising to Devour the Master

Chapter Two: Seizing the Credit

Chapter Three: Lu Qin's Advance

Chapter Four: Pacifying the Southwest (Thank you all for your support! There will be a special chapter dedicated to thanking the First Alliance Leader!)

Chapter Five: Attending Court Seated (Special Additional Chapter for the First Alliance Leader, as His Majesty Personally Oversees State Affairs, Especially for the Alliance Leader!)

Chapter 6: The Aftermath of the Fall of Guangning

Chapter Seven: The White Lotus Rebellion

Chapter Eight: The One-Sided War

Chapter Nine: Quelling the January Sect Rebellion

Chapter Ten: The Journey of Yuan Chonghuan

Chapter Eleven: Thirteen Mountains

Chapter 12: Storming the Mountain

Chapter Thirteen: The Great Retreat

Chapter Fourteen: Autocracy

Chapter Fifteen: Cowardice and the Fear of Death

Chapter 16: Reinforcements Arrive

Chapter Seventeen: Guerrilla Warfare

Chapter 18: Selecting the Liaodong Refugees for Military Service

Chapter Nineteen: The New Recruits' Training March

Chapter Twenty: The Greatest Hero of Liaodong

Chapter 21: Arrangements for Yuan Chonghuan

Chapter Twenty-Two: Resettlement of the Liaodong People

Chapter 23: Moving to Qian'an New Village

Chapter 24: Shen Yourong

Chapter 25: Qing Troops in Dongjiang

Chapter 26: Securing Dongjiang

Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Imperial University of Peking

Chapter 28: Imperial University of Peking (Part 2)

Chapter Twenty-Nine: Qian’an Iron Mine

Chapter 30: Kaiping Coal Mine

Chapter 31: The Donglin Faction Expels Fang Congzhe Again

Chapter Thirty-Two: Zhu Youxiao’s Change in Thinking

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