
Aspirations of Greatness
峥嵘志
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Looking for High-Quality Historical War Novels
The Pinnacle of Three Kingdoms Fiction, No System
I want a protagonist with brains, not a System.
High-IQ Historical Alternate-World Novels Without a System, Tang, Song, or Ming Are All Fine
Imperial Exams, Rural Life, Children, Smart Characters, No Dumbing Down, and Real History
Ideally, something set in the Ming dynasty. That one about Zhu Qiniu was pretty good.
Historical Military Fiction
In Three Kingdoms Novels, Strategists Are Always Dumbed Down to Make the Protagonist Look Smart. Disagree? Come Argue
Three Kingdoms, No System, War for Supremacy, Political Intrigue
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.
Recommend Historical Novels About Brilliant Strategists Who Shape the World
Hand over your historical novels about high-IQ masterminds plotting to conquer the world.
Any Three Kingdoms Novels Where the Characters Aren't Idiots?
Looking for books like Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Overhears the Inner Thoughts of Me, the Cautious One. Something along those lines.
Looking for Meticulously Researched Historical Fiction
They seem pretty hard to find. Let's give it a try.
Alternate History With No System and Meticulous Historical Research
A Novel Where Chinese Poetry Sweeps Across Another World
A world of scholars and men of letters.
Any Excellent Historical Novels?!
I'm sick of those power-fantasy stories where the protagonist shows off all the time!
Your Excellency, Hand Over Your Three Kingdoms Books
My requirements are simple: as long as it's not stupid, I'm good.
Looking for Three Kingdoms Masterpieces Rated 9 or Above
Looking for stories where the protagonist transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms period, without a System. Masterpieces rated 9 or above, please.
Historical Fiction: No Nonsense Allowed
It doesn’t have to be completely historically accurate, but at least don’t make it ridiculous. I want power struggles and political maneuvering that make sense. People shouldn’t just get confused all the time and believe the protagonist at first sight. The language doesn’t need to be perfectly period-appropriate, but please don’t throw in internet slang and memes at every turn.
Alternate History: The Protagonist Rises Through the Ranks by Killing Enemies, and Trains His Body
Set in an alternate world.
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds Up Their Own Power From Childhood, Including a Shadow Guard
Set in the 1950S After the Founding of the PRC: No Siheyuan, No Female-Oriented Novels
Looking for books like *The Educated Youth Era: I Have a Critical Hit System*. Stories set in the countryside in the 1950s after the founding of the country, with a sign-in System and a personal space. The protagonist shouldn't transmigrate into a woman. I've read quite a few that were actually pretty good, but then later they just outright said...
Ancient-War Stories About Becoming a General Through Pure Martial Prowess, No Cultivation
Looking for a Historical Transmigration Novel Like Tang Brick
Looking for a historical transmigration novel like Tang Brick.
Completed Military Stories About a Protagonist Leading Troops into Battle
Fantasy military story. Please have the protagonist serve in the army and lead troops into battle. Make it moving.
Looking for Superbly Written Historical Novels!
I've read The Chief Ministers, A Scholar of Superior Character, A First-Rank Official, A Generation's Military Advisor, The Son-in-Law, The Beauty of the Rivers and Mountains, The Unification of the Mountains and Rivers, I Picked Up Qin Shi Huang, The End of Song, New Song, and Joy of Life. Are there any similar novels with a highly intelligent protagonist who plans everything in advance?
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It is a rare time-travel novel. It covers all the exciting points of time-travel novels, such as farming, advanced thinking, foresighted strategic layout, love and hatred, strong armies and iron horses, and picturesque mountains and rivers. It would be better if there are some extra chapters. Many daily life can be described in detail, or some supporting characters also have interesting stories to explore.
After reading it, let me talk about it. It is a very good book and I recommend reading it. The whole book is mainly written in classical Chinese (this may dissuade many people, but of course there are also those who prefer it). The outline of the whole story is very grand, and it is actually difficult to write a grand outline. The author has a good grasp of the early and middle stages. In the later stage, there may be too many branches according to the development of the story and it will be difficult to write, so he adopted a straight narrative method. (Of course, it doesn't rule out that the author wants to finish it.) The last few chapters feel unfinished to be honest. Several poison spots also appeared. There are not many well-known historical figures appearing in the full text, and many unfamiliar or unknown characters have been added. Similarly, historical events rarely appear, and most of them are reshaped according to the development of the story, which is fresh but may also cause discomfort. Overall, the author's writing style is very good and very thoughtful. Worth appreciating, everyone has their own preference for radish and green vegetables. Please read, understand and evaluate it yourself.
I finally finished reading it. The title of the book seemed interesting at first glance. Although the time travel article is inevitably cliché, the author's idea of adopting orphans to cultivate heroes is really good. The use of language is excellent, which shows that the historical skills are very good. It is worth mentioning the characterization. Needless to say, the protagonist knows everything, goes smoothly, and has a platinum finger. Fu Xie, Xu You, Zhang Fei, Guan Yu, Fan Xiu, etc. Are impressive; there are also weak ones, probably due to length issues, and even some important characters do not appear. It's a good article for sure, thank you author.
The snow is about to fall across Jiuzhou, and the mountains and rivers are like brocade. The floating clouds dimly reflect the sea, and the dark light and clear light float in confusion.
The author's writing style is pretty good, but the character Wu Zhihu persuaded me to put it off and I couldn't stand it anymore. I don't know what will happen next. If this character is a foreshadowing, it can still be changed. The main thing is that I really don't like it, but this book is still quite good.
It's a very good fictional historical novel. It's a shame that Tomato doesn't recommend books. All the good books are hidden away and all the garbage is on the table.
Overall, it is relatively pertinent, and the writing is detailed and logical; the middle part is not friendly to readers, and not many people like to read it. The later process is too simple, and the ending is hasty. Maybe the author has not written enough. Still worth seeing.
The author does not write this book as if he is writing a novel, but more like a rigorous old man writing a biography. The first few chapters are full of ups and downs and fascinating, but the ending is too fast, as if a good book has been torn in half. It is a pity that the second half cannot be seen, leaving the reader with other outstanding people. Each article is very substantial and highly recommended. I have great ambitions.
Although I just started watching it, it is definitely a masterpiece. The character of the Han Dynasty can be clearly seen, which is much better than the nonsense that his father, his father, his seventh uncle and his grandpa are the great ancestors and so on.
Yes, the author should have worked hard on historical knowledge. The ending is a bit rushed and some settings are a bit inconsistent, but it does not affect it. Overall, it is many times better than those articles with exaggerated rhetoric throughout. Nothing wrong with five stars! ! !