篡蒙：我岳父是成吉思汗
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Dive into the captivating world of Usurping the Mongols: My Father-in-Law is Genghis Khan, a historical and military novel that follows Zhao Shuo's extraordinary journey in ancient China through the lens of time travel and transmigration. As a man of mixed Han and Mongol heritage, Zhao Shuo seizes the opportunity to become the son-in-law of Genghis Khan, eventually ascending to become the supreme ruler of the Mongolian steppe. His military campaigns, including crushing the Jin Dynasty and expanding across Eurasia, highlight his strategic brilliance and military prowess. With themes of politics, warfare, and power dynamics, this novel offers a riveting narrative of ambition, conquest, and the complexities of leadership.
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If you were transported to the 13th-century Mongolian steppe as a young man of mixed Han and Mongol heritage, what would you choose? Return south to the Song Dynasty, or integrate into the Mongol tribes?
For Zhao Shuo, the answer is simple: “Great Khan Temujin, grant me the hand of Hua Zheng! ”
Thus begins Zhao Shuo’s rise—from the son-in-law of Genghis Khan to the supreme ruler of the Mongolian steppe. He leads Mongol armies to crush the Jin Dynasty, annihilate Western Xia, and sweep across Eurasia!
After Genghis Khan’s death, as the Golden Family falls into chaos, Zhao Shuo stands alone against the tide, crushing all opposition with sheer might.
Years later, he realizes that his titles have grown beyond count: Mongolia’s Greatest Baatar, the Golden Blade Prince, Heaven’s Blessed Guardian, the Reincarnated Eagle, the Conqueror of Khwarazm, the Grand Chancellor King, the Overlord of the Eastern Hemisphere, the Ruler of Eurasia…Show more.
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