Transmigrate to the Five Dynasties and Become Emperor
穿越五代做皇帝
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Any Excellent Historical Novels?!
I'm sick of those power-fantasy stories where the protagonist shows off all the time!
There Are Hardly Any Great Historical Novels These Days. Disagree? Come Debate Me
The protagonist should not be sanctimonious, and the novel should not be mindless.
Looking for Novels Set During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty, or the Northern and Southern Dynasties
I’ve read so many stories set in the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties that I’m tired of them. I’d like to try some less common historical periods. Preferably completed. Please recommend some~~~
Any Novels Set in the Mid-to-Late Tang Dynasty About Saving the Empire or Carving Out a Domain?
Looking for Novels Where the Male Lead Is an Emperor Who Develops His Country
It doesn’t have to be about an emperor, but...
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!
Looking for Great Alternate-History Novels with a Vast World and an Ensemble Cast
Hurry up and post some, so I can see how many ensemble-cast books Tomato has.
Transmigration Novels (Completed)
Looking for books like The Ming Dynasty's Prodigal Son. Any recommendations for completed transmigration novels, preferably set in the Tang or Song dynasties? (Why aren't there any set in the Qing dynasty? 👻)
The Male Lead Transmigrates into a Prince, While His Younger Brother Is Reborn
High-IQ Political Intrigue in an Alternate History
Emperor, System, Imperial Dynasty, Myriad Worlds, Urban
A city-to-city transmigration story where they can return to the city.
Stories Where the Protagonist Becomes Emperor and Founds a Fortune Dynasty
Books about conquering the Myriad Worlds.
A Country on a Continent Entirely Made Up of Historical Dynasties
Transmigrates as a Prince and Builds His Own Army
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Becomes Emperor, Empress Works Too
Looking for a story where the protagonist becomes emperor. An empress works too.
Transmigrate With Five Million Troops, the Emperor Father Demands I Give Up Command, Then Transmigrate Into an Emperor
Looking for books like Beiliang Commands Five Hundred Thousand Troops, and Father Emperor Demands I Hand Over Command. Chapter 2: The Demonic True Dragon. The sky was thick with dark clouds, and cold winds howled. In the court, after Emperor Xia left, the princes, princes of the blood, the left and right chancellors, the Three Dukes and Nine Ministers, and other high officials...
Looking for Interesting Historical Fiction, Nothing Boring
Novels That Are Angsty, Satisfying, and Sweet
I want a story with face-slapping and lots of satisfying moments! It should also be really angsty: the hero loves the heroine across three lifetimes, but she never loves him. He's completely devoted to her, while she's the cool, aloof type...
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It's good; some parts are very tear-jerking, and some are very sweet. I hope the princess doesn't turn evil! Overall, the story is fairly standard for historical fiction, but the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period is quite novel, as it's almost never covered in other works. Overall, I'd give it five stars; you should give it a try. 😁😁😁
Living in this materialistic world, it's inevitable to have multiple wives and concubines. Because in ancient times there were no cell phones or games, men only had careers and women—this was what a strong man should have, very realistically. The author portrays the protagonist's pursuit of both career and beauty very well; the author is already excellent, and I strongly support the author. Keep it up!
It's quite good-looking; the soldiers and their spirit remain steadfast at all times.
The book is well-written; this is my first time following an update. The overall framework is excellent. I hope the plot holes won't be too big later on. I'm always afraid of falling into a hole while reading.
The writing is good, the characters are vivid and distinct, and the plot flows naturally. It's a great work. Keep up the good work, author!
It looks good, but the patriotism is too heavy-handed. It's constantly talking about fighting for the nation, which felt inspiring at first, but got tiresome after a while.
You write very well. As long as you keep updating, I will continue to read your work.
By the end, I was wondering why it ended so quickly? Upon closer inspection, alas, the results were unsatisfactory, so it had to be ended. However, at least the author managed to resolve the romance subplot, making it a passable ending... Looking forward to the author's new book, and wishing it great success in advance...
I only read this book today, but I really didn't want a Chinese soldier to be portrayed with this kind of personality. The Chinese soldier in my mind should be like the character in Wolf Warrior, not like the protagonist. You could make him an ordinary high school student, but soldiers represent a nation's spirit and strength, so I really didn't want him to be so indecisive. However, after reading the book, I still support the author.
I didn't like it that much, but I'd still give it five stars.