The Fake Commandant
冒牌校尉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Rising to Power: Starting with the Border Army争霸：从边军开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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Over 2,000 Chapters About Building an Army and Founding a Dynasty
Over 2,000 chapters, about someone raising an army and founding a dynasty, with martial arts.
Looking for High-Quality Historical Alternate Universe Stories with Wars, Rebellion, and Bringing Order to a Chaotic Era
The protagonist earns merit on the frontier and rises through the ranks step by step. He fights the northern nomadic tribes, then when the realm falls into chaos, he restores order.
Complete Anti-Japanese Espionage Novels of Over Three Million Words
Any Good Historical Novels? I've Run Out of Historical Fiction to Read Lately.
Please recommend some historical novels.
Looking for Novels About Recruiting an Army and Unifying the Country in Ancient Times, with a System
Nothing in particular.
Any Novels with Massive Armies Clashing in War?
Any Stories About Ancient Armies Fighting on a Massive Scale, with Brutal Battles?
Ancient warfare
Looking for Historical Novels, Preferably Feel-Good System Stories with Wild Premises
The protagonist is reborn in ancient times and uses the System to show off, rising rapidly all the way. The protagonist must not be an emperor.
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China, Build Your Own Faction, and Fight Anyone Who Gets in Your Way
The Male Lead Rises Through the Ranks, Starting as a Foot Soldier
The male lead is a native of another world. The setting is a war-torn Middle-earth, starting with wars between nations. Later, as the male lead grows stronger, he joins wars between his world and other worlds. I remember one of them was a plant world. This book is pretty old. Please help me find it!
War! I Want War! Massive Wars, and the Protagonist Has to Be a Monster
Ancient-War Stories About Becoming a General Through Pure Martial Prowess, No Cultivation
The Protagonist Builds Power on the Frontier, Rebels, and Expands the Realm
Power Over the Court, Command of the Army, No System
Noble Titles, Conquest, and Dynasties
Large-scale military campaigns.
Pure Military Fiction: Battles Between Ancient Armies and Legions
Military and war
Any Traditional Stories About a Protagonist Leading a Rebellion to Conquer the World?
My favorite thing about novels where the protagonist becomes emperor is the emperor wielding absolute power: all under heaven belongs to the emperor, and everyone within its borders is his subject. I want a novel set in a traditional feudal dynasty. I really hate stories where the emperor also tries to introduce democracy or constitutional monarchy. Recommendations, please!
Looking for Spy Novels About Infiltrating Japan's Tokko Unit
Ancient-Era War, Generals, Cavalry, and a Champion Marquis
Transmigrate to ancient times, but don't fight over the throne or try to conquer the land. Build your own cavalry, kill foreign invaders, and defend the frontier. I feel like nobody writes this kind of story. Someone give it a try!
The Protagonist Leads a Steppe Tribe, Unites the Steppe, and Marches Into the Central Plains
Please, I'm begging for this book.
Ancient Times, Rebellion, Princes, Hegemony, War, and Fiefdoms
Something set in an alternate version of history.
Any Recommendations for Novels About Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Easily Defeating Cavalry?
Ideally, the protagonist wins through strategy.
Another World, Imperial Dynasty, Military Camp or Embroidered Uniform Guard, and a God of Slaughter
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China, Become a Warlord, and Get a System
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Reader comments 53
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Dear author, I would like to ask about His Majesty's Imperial Guards.
My new book, "I Am Emperor Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty," has been released. Welcome to read it, and I hope you will support it!
No one's leaving comments? This book is quite good.
I've read over two hundred chapters so far, and it's not bad. But I checked the comments section and it seems like the story is starting to turn into a cultivation fantasy later on. I'll see. I'll come back and comment again in about a week. If I haven't come back after a week, then it means I've been poisoned to death. Please give me a grand funeral befitting an emperor (I am a martyr for healthy reading).
This is a great novel. It doesn't have that typical "protagonist is the best in the world" story. The plot is full of twists and turns, making it a thrilling read.
It's well-written; reading it makes you feel like you're actually there.
A hidden gem of a book that reminded me of the masterpiece "Zi Chuan".
It's truly a great book. As I said, it's similar to "One Hundred Years of Solitude," and even has some innovations. I'll read it again; it's excellent.
The combination of ancient and modern elements is creative and engaging, although the structure is a bit loose and some key chapters are not described very well, but this doesn't affect the overall effect. Quite a few people around me watched it with me, haha, really.
I've read about two hundred chapters so far: While some descriptions are a bit exaggerated, such as the depiction of hundreds of thousands or even millions of troops—it's impossible to coordinate such a large army without telegraphs and telephones—and the daily deaths in a single battle, like tens of thousands, almost make it seem like a modern war, the protagonist's character is quite satisfying.