The Tale of Zhonghu: Mortals Do Not Cultivate Immortality
忠虎传：凡人不修仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 729k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 12
High-IQ Alternate-History Novels
I want something with intelligent characters. No stories that rub my nose in how stupid I am, even if I’m not exactly a genius.
High-IQ, Unbeatable Strategists Building Their Own Faction
Any stories about an invincible, highly intelligent protagonist building up a faction?
Power Plays, Scheming, and Brainy Strategists
Become my pawn once again. I will win this game, even if the gods themselves stand in my way. I will beat them by half a move.
Alternate History, Political Scheming, and Struggles for Supremacy!
Traditional historical fiction. No System, no transmigration, and no plagiarizing ancient poetry!
Looking for Real Palace-Intrigue Dramas, No Need for Mutual First-Timers
I really don’t understand why people insist on both leads being virgins and still call it a palace-intrigue drama. If both leads are virgins, it’s not even palace intrigue anymore. Please recommend some real palace-intrigue dramas.
Auto Chess, Historical Figures, Attributes, and an Alternate World
For reference, a similar book is Tian Yi: The Path of the Chess Saint. Its setting and plot are both excellent, and there's no romance so far, which is great. The romance in Tomato novels is usually pretty awful.
Hidden Powerhouse with a Cultivation Level Above the Heavenly Dao (Primordial Era)
Looking for a Novel About Someone Who Transmigrates to the Late Qing Dynasty and Builds Their Own Warlord Faction
Looking for a novel about transmigrating to the late Qing dynasty as an ordinary person, then building an arms factory, manufacturing equipment, recruiting troops, and gradually turning the country into a world power.
Novels About Guardian Spirits, with the Lead Starting at MAX Level
The Male Lead Is a Prince Amid a Corrupt Reign. He Outmaneuvers His Rivals and Eventually Ascends the Throne
I'm tired of novels where the emperor is in power from the start. I want to read stories where a feudal prince has the emperor eating out of his hand.
Transmigration, Alternate History, a High-IQ Lead, and Plot Twists
Anyone know any books with top-tier cleverness and lots of twists, the kind that could become classics?
Looking for Novels About Historical Reviews, Chat Groups, Historical Edits, and the Like
Are there any novels about historical evaluations?
Reader comments 43
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Damn it, just let Wang Yunlu out of the city, wouldn't that mean there's no chance? Will the old man be caught? What exactly does Dragon Ball do? Li Hu picks up Lao Dao's box, what will happen next? God, I really want to be spoiled. I have no idea what the plot will be like next. It was great, but a bit of a grind.
The whole book is very good, and it creates a lot of suspense. As readers read it slowly, they will have a feeling of watching the clouds clear and see the moon. The writing technique is also quite delicate, and the characters' personalities are well controlled.
Li Hu seemed so clever before, but he didn't expect to be very polite and polite to the old man. He also very enthusiastically invited the two elderly people to the mountain temple, and even cleaned it specially.
The power of public opinion is very powerful. Li Hu took advantage of this to cause trouble in a restaurant with the most people. With all the witnesses and material evidence available, the store owner could only be the victim. Li Hu was really a master.
Personally, I don't feel that I like Li Hu's character design very much in the early stage, and I hope he will change in the later stage. Will it be like some characters in "Water Margin"? After going through some hardships later, you finally understood the meaning of declaration?
The crow I saw before turned out to be Wu Zhaoxi's phantom. I didn't expect him to be so familiar with Mr. Gao. I think Mr. Gao must be more than just an aide. As for whether he is a decent person or a villain, you are still a bit confused now.
By the way, is it so scary when Mr. Gao talks about bird singing? It made the two training regiments tremble with fear, but from this it seems that Mr. Gao's identity is quite mysterious.
The author clearly explains the background of the characters. The greatly reduced reading difficulty will make it easier for readers to understand, and the behavior of the characters in the text is also very consistent with the characters' personalities.
I just always thought that the old Taoist would definitely expose Li Hu's scam, but it turned out that shopkeeper Xiao Zhou solved it himself. It was quite unexpected. It's great to be unconventional.
Shopkeeper Xiao Zhou is quite clever, otherwise this store may not be able to continue opening. I feel that the plot is becoming more and more interesting.