
The Son of Heaven in the Warring States
战国天子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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History Novels That Get Your Blood Pumping
The emperor defends the nation's borders; the ruler dies for the state.
Wielding Power over the Court and Commanding the Army
Looking for Ancient War Novels Where the Protagonist Builds an Army and Conquers the World
Looking for a story where the protagonist transmigrates to ancient times, builds an army through their own abilities, and conquers the world.
The Protagonist Builds Power on the Frontier, Rebels, and Expands the Realm
Novels About Developing and Building Up a Small Ancient Country in Secret, Western or Chinese Settings
Transmigration and ancient-world development.
Republican Era, Warlords, Rival Powers, and War
Ancient Warfare, Generals, Young Heroes, and the Martial World
Transmigrate and Become an Emperor, Building Guns and Cannons
Transmigrate and become an emperor who builds guns and cannons.
True Ancient Warfare, No Fantasy, Though a System Is Acceptable
Looking for Warfare in the Age of Cold Weapons: Meat-Grinder Battlefields, Blood and Gore, and Waves of Iron Cavalry
A protagonist who rises from humble beginnings among the outlaws, decisive and ruthless, yet loyal and compassionate.
Any Stories About Ancient Armies Fighting on a Massive Scale, with Brutal Battles?
Ancient warfare
History, War, and System, Any Era
Recommend anything!
The Seven Warring States and the Chu-Han Contention
Any recommendations for novels set during the Warring States period? Any part of the era is fine. Stories about the end of the Qin dynasty and the Chu-Han contention are welcome too.
Any High-Quality Novels Set in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods?
I want to read something similar to Returning to the Spring and Autumn Period to Become a Tyrant. Preferably not one focused on Qin.
A Prince Guarding the Frontier, No System
No System, no System.
Transmigrating Into the Founding King of Qin, Enfeoffed by the Son of Heaven of Zhou
The founding ruler of Qin
Are There Any Stories Set During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods? I’m Tired of Always Reading About the Qin Dynasty
Any Books Where the Protagonist Starts as a Common Soldier and Gradually Usurps the Throne to Become Emperor?
Are there any stories where the protagonist starts out as a foot soldier or a prince, then usurps the throne?
Stories Where the Protagonist Leads an Army to Conquer All Worlds
Stories where the protagonist has a System and an army, and conquers countless worlds.
A Hero with Great Military Achievements Who Refuses to Become Emperor
Ancient warfare
Looking for Novels About Age of Empires, Total War, or Foundation. No Post-apocalyptic Stories.
As the title says.
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It has a modern feel, the political system feels relatively advanced, and the economy is also modernized, but the cultural style is still ancient, and it feels like the past and present are in harmony.
A very good romance novel (Chapter 85, his fiancée's mother, because of a dream of the protagonist, forcibly transformed into his fiancée's sister, and even kissed him when she was only 10 years old. He also explained that it was because his soul was thirty years old). Then, do you know how his dream came about? When he saw someone being beheaded, he was so frightened that he lay in bed for four days. Well, a 30-year-old soul was so scared that he lay down for 4 days. When he woke up, his family had dinner together, they were all drunk, and they kissed... Awesome. He can compete with the third young master of the Tang family. (I also found a lot of water friends⊙∀⊙!) [Like][Like][Like]
This kind of book that travels through a large background is not easy to write. It requires the author to have a deep writing skills, delicate techniques, patience, and most importantly, to be familiar with history. Some historical figures do not appear in the book, which may be difficult to control. Today's readers are also very picky, and some readers are still at a certain level. The ending of this book is a bit simpler. In fact, the quality of the ending of a good book is very important... In short, I give thumbs up to the author and hope to have new works published.
The word husband originally meant eunuch. This eunuch, in ancient times, his official names were eunuch, huangmen, and diaogui. The honorific titles include internal official, internal minister, middle official, and middle noble; the humble titles include inner official, eunuch, eunuch, and eunuch. Among the people, they are commonly called husbands. After Li Zicheng entered Beijing, there was a saying of "beating husbands" ("Zaolin Zazu").
It's very innovative. I always feel that it's weird to have an army of hundreds of thousands at every turn. Overall, it's good. The author should update it soon 😂
Let us understand the history and have a novel plot at the same time.
It's a very good book, but you say no one reads it, and they all read The Three Kingdoms and the Ming Dynasty. . .
Although it is a bit exaggerated, it is still a good book overall!
This book is generally good, but there is one thing I want to say to the author: You, the author, are always ready to use trains, tracks, etc. If the products of capitalism can be produced in a few years, will it take hundreds of years before the West begins to have them? (Even if there is a Guigu sect, we have to be more realistic!) I hope the author will be more aware of this matter. I also hope that the author's future works will be more exciting.
I have read a lot of novels such as Rebirth and Time Travel, some of which are wonderful, and some of which are not so good. In fact, it is relatively easy to lay out the plot of a novel that is about modern times and ancient times, but in terms of history, culture, humanities and customs, the author's cultivation and knowledge accumulation are very important. Often an almost insignificant detail may ruin an entire book, so when writing this kind of novel, you must pay attention to respecting history and science, and treat it rigorously and seriously. I think this book is very good. Although I have just read more than a dozen chapters, the author has carefully smoothed out some details that are easy to confuse or overstate. This shows the author's seriousness and rigor.