The Great Zhou's First Tyrant: I'm No Useless Prince
大周第一暴君：我不是废物皇子
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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Historically Accurate, Without Making Things Up
Historical fiction has more room for worldbuilding, with vivid characters and no distortion of history. I want a satisfying read that covers dynasties, major and minor events, wars, and loyal civil and military officials, all presented in a historical setting.
A Prince Protagonist: No Cold Palace, No Idiots, Just a Normal Struggle for the Throne
Even if the emperor doesn’t favor the protagonist above everyone else, he shouldn’t neglect him compared with the other princes. In the end, the protagonist wins the throne and conquers the realm.
The Protagonist Builds Power on the Frontier, Rebels, and Expands the Realm
Please Recommend High-Quality Historical Novels, Preferably About Emperors, Princes, or Imperial Grandsons
Please stop recommending mindless System novels or stories about princes and grandsons of the emperor who were raised among commoners. Those plots are just ridiculous.
Transmigrated as the Drunk Ninth Prince Su Changsheng, He Gets the Strongest Sign-in System
A Prince Reborn as a Baby
A sign-in System from childhood that can summon an army of civil officials and military generals.
Noble Titles, Conquest, and Dynasties
Large-scale military campaigns.
Building a Dynasty Step by Step, From Imperial Dynasty to Divine Dynasty, Devouring Planes
Looking for Stories About Making a Fortune by Gathering Herbs and Finding Treasures in the Wilderness
Stories With an Emperor as the Protagonist
Stories where the protagonist is the emperor.
A Summoning Novel Where the Protagonist Builds a Dynasty and Conquers the Realm, Without Being a Doormat
I don't mind whether there's a female lead or not.
Transmigrates as a Prince of a Dynasty and Starts Summoning from Childhood, Building His Power by the Time He Grows Up
He transmigrates as a prince of a dynasty and starts summoning from a young age. By the time he grows up, he has built up his power and becomes emperor.
Transmigrates as a Prince and Becomes Richer Than the Imperial Palace Through Business
Leading the country to the top of the world.
Looking for Historical Novels With Wild Premises, a Game System, and a Protagonist Who Transmigrates Into an Emperor
The protagonist starts out as a bandit... Something like The Fallen Emperor Marries into a Commoner Family and Becomes a Slacker King.
Any Urban War Gods Who Are Made Kings or Lords and Command Million-Man Armies?
Cultivation Dynasties with a System and Summoning, No Strange Encounters from the Start
I’d prefer the protagonist to play it safe from the start. No opening with a bunch of people trying to kill him. I’ve read several imperial dynasty stories lately, and they all make the characters seem so stupid. There isn’t a single loyal official in the whole court.
The Male Lead Is Reborn and Stops Being a Simp, Then the Female Lead Falls for Him
After the male lead is reborn or transmigrates, he feels ashamed of how he used to fawn over the female lead and stops doing it. The female lead then falls for him instead.
Transmigrate as a Prince, Exiled to a Remote Fief, and Develop in Secret
Please! Novels About a Good-for-Nothing Prince Building His Power or Developing His Fief
Looking for books similar to Nine Sons Fight for the Throne: The Useless Prince Is Actually an Unrivaled Dragon (Nine Sons Fight for the Throne). Fellow bookworms welcome! Add books and bring on the recommendations!
Looking for Ancient Political Intrigue Novels with a Prince Protagonist Who Has His Own Faction
I want a novel that's clever but still offers a little wish fulfillment, like Nirvana in Fire.
Empires, Princes, and the Struggle for Power
No goody-two-shoes protagonists.
Princes Vie for the Throne, Each With Their Own Trump Cards
A Useless Prince Slacks Off in His Fief, Builds It Up in a Satisfying Story, and Shocks the Emperor
I'd like books like *Three Years of Slacking Off in My Fief: The Emperor Father Begs Me to Restore the Kingdom*. A laid-back fief, lots of girls, and a System.
He Returns From the Immortal Realm to Find His Wife Old and His Children Grown, but They Are Being Bullied...
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I have read so many plots of this kind that I can hardly stop reading, but this book actually made me insist on reading. It shows that the plot is reasonable and has hidden temptations. It's good, good, good, good, good.
The author writes very rigorously, linking each link. The author is also open to all kinds of things, including business, war, royal infighting, and battles with third-party forces. The writing is very good. I think the score should be quite high. They commented that the protagonist's IQ is not online. I think after all, he is a modern person who time travels, and he is just an ordinary person. If we really time travel, how can we think of so many things? That's why Lu Zhenren appeared, and it's actually very good-looking\(//∇//)\
It's really ok, the quality is good. It's just that the masters' levels are not good enough. Sometimes some people write them, and sometimes they don't. Are there masters or ordinary people fighting?
Liudao's novels are still good to read. The Emperor of Han, Tang Yin in Another World, and the Three Bad Guys are all classics.
In the Great Zhou Dynasty, the levels of warriors were rogue level, swordsman level, knight level, swordsman level, master, grand master, martial saint, martial god, and martial spirit. The Wanderer level is a martial artist who has just started and has no foundation in internal skills. Swordsman level, with some success in martial arts, and internal strength usually within thirty years. Knight level, can be called a master of martial arts, internal strength is within sixty years. The Grandmaster level is the limit that ordinary warriors can reach, and their internal strength is close to two Jiazi. As for Grand Master, Martial Saint, and Martial God, these are beyond the reach of ordinary warriors. As for Wu Ling, that existence is even more unimaginable. The levels of spells are: mortal level, Tai level, Xuan level, Heaven level, Zhen level, God level, Spirit level, and Supreme level. Among them, the ordinary level is divided into four levels, namely: D level, C level, B level, and A level.
Liu Dao writes this type of novels that are really good. The bad guys, Tang Yin in Another World and the Legend of Wind and Ghost are really fascinating!
It's a good five-star review. The novel is logically coherent and quite interesting.
It's so beautiful! ! ! It took me about twenty minutes to read from the first chapter to the last chapter. Hua Meier is as expected, she looks really white, and the protagonist is very talented if she is not a waste. I feel refreshed after reading this book👍It is really a magical book👍
So far, it's pretty good. Although the force level setting is a bit confusing and the protagonist is a bit confused at times, the overall plot is reasonable, the characters are meticulously drawn, and the protagonist's mentality transformation and growth are relatively clear and natural. I hope the author can continue to maintain the same level!
Very good, not bad, great, support, love it