Drunk Beneath the Mountains
醉卧江山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Wuxia, Imperial Court, Jianghu
Looking for books where the protagonist is a prince who can fight and is powerful both at court and in the martial world.
Feel-Good Historical Fiction
Historical power fantasies with a System.
Ancient-era Stories About Building up Your Own Power Step by Step
Secretly establishing his own faction
Completed Masterpieces! No Amateurish Stories
Looking for Masterpieces by Great Authors Like Chen Dong, Er Gen, Mars, and Wang Yu
Looking for works by big-name authors like Chen Dong, Er Gen, Mars, and Wang Yu. So far, I’ve only found Mars’s Against the Gods.
Jianghu Stories with Martial Arts Schools, and Maybe a Little Court Politics
Historical Novels with One Female Lead
A historical novel with one female lead, no harem.
Looking for High-IQ War and Historical Novels
Looking for high-IQ war and historical novels.
High-Quality Alternate-History Fiction
Court politics, the martial world, wuxia, political intrigue, romance...
A Transmigrated Copyist in Ancient Times: Poetry, Face-Slapping, Imperial Exams, and a Satisfying Rise to Office
Martial Arts or Historical Novels with Excellent Writing, Though Other Genres Are Fine Too
I'm in a reading slump. Everyone, please share some recommendations.
High-IQ Historical Alternate-World Novels
An alternate-history novel with a highly intelligent protagonist who builds a hidden power from scratch
Alternate History: The Protagonist Rises Through the Ranks by Killing Enemies, and Trains His Body
Set in an alternate world.
Transmigration, High IQ, Wuxia, and a Prince or Heir
Ancient-War Stories About Becoming a General Through Pure Martial Prowess, No Cultivation
Historical Rebellions
Looking for historical stories where the protagonist launches a rebellion right away! Something set during the Three Kingdoms, involving the Yellow Turbans, or about a famous person's descendants starting a revolt.
Transmigrate to Ancient China and Become Invincible
The protagonist transmigrates to ancient China and is invincible. Historical fiction.
Ancient Warfare, Generals, Young Heroes, and the Martial World
When Traditional Chinese Medicine Smiles, Life and Death Are Uncertain
Are there any books where the traditional Chinese medicine doctor smiles, and you lose ten years of your life?
Stories About Transmigrating into a Fictional Ancient Historical World and Turning Your Life Around
Rebirth / Passion / Transmigration / Satisfying Read / History / Cunning Protagonist
Historical Fiction with a Protagonist Skilled in Poetry and the Arts, Hopefully with Good Prose
The protagonist should be skilled at poetry and song. I hope there are more varied poems, rather than repeating the same few over and over.
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?
True Ancient Warfare, No Fantasy, Though a System Is Acceptable
Alternate-History Stories About Political Scheming and Conquest
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There are the resounding voices of the Northern Song Dynasty and the warriors and warriors who belong to the world. This era where romance and passion coexist, and poetry and swords dance together, is vividly displayed on the page. Brothers who haven't read it, please don't criticize without permission. I have read the whole book, and it is really wonderful. After reading "Swordsman in the Snow" and "The Sword Comes," it is rare that my eyes shine with this book. The whole book has ups and downs, and the male protagonist has a hard and bumpy journey, but the experience is interesting, the writing style is passionate, the writing style is beautiful, and the rhetoric is gorgeous.
There are unofficial histories and official histories, and the descriptions of the characters are exquisite and rich, allowing people to be immersed in the warriors of that era. They integrated into that era with their own efforts and quietly changed the original direction of history. I haven't seen the ending yet, so I'll comment after reading it!
The author is really good at writing and writes well. He is especially good at writing war scenes. Personally, I think he can compare with such masterpieces as "Celebrating More Than Years" and "Jiang Ye".
What can I say about this book? The characters are well drawn, the story line is clear, the historical genre is pretty good, and it's a good novel. Personally, I don't really like the protagonist who is so pretentious. It's okay to be too confident and proud. The character of the protagonist in the book is not rounded and full enough, and blindly pretending will lose many readers. When reading novels, I think many of them want to be rigorous, suspenseful, sad, touching, warm, relaxed, and joyful.
Although this book is well written, very factual and very social. But I still don't like him, but I can't deny that he is indeed a good book. Regardless of the history, the details in the book will always move me. The characters are described very delicately. The protagonist is spurned by almost everyone and beaten by life, but he still lives in that world. He has gained a lot and lost a lot. ... The book is very interesting, but I don't like it, but I can't quit it like cigarettes.
It's much better than the cool article. I don't know why the rating is so low.
Very well written, I have a question. Why does the protagonist bring a knife with him when he escapes? Stealing other people's sacred objects is because life is too moist and you are looking for excitement? Why don't you hide the knife when you go home? Why did Honglian fight with the policeman? Why do those green forest people looking for knives kill people randomly in the city and slowly move toward the Su Mansion instead of looking for the protagonist directly? I hope the author can explain it.
I haven't finished it yet, but it's pretty good, a bit like watching "The Son-in-law". But I don't know why, but I don't like Liangshan characters appearing in novels.
Awesome, beautifully written. 99 Points. There are more women
In fact, what is more eye-catching about this book is the chapters of each small character, whether it is inner monologue or performance.