
Zhang Xiaowu's Adventures in the Sui and Tang Dynasties
张小五闯隋唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 隋唐之帝国的黎明Alternate title on Fanqie
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A System is fine too, but it has to be good.
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Ancient-Era War, Generals, Cavalry, and a Champion Marquis
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Any Good Books Set During the Sui and Tang Dynasties? Send Me Your Recommendations
I’m completely out of books to read.
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Transmigrate Through History: The Tang Dynasty, Come Take a Look
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Tang Dynasty. Transmigrate. Develop Technology and Agriculture. Build Guns and Cannons.
Transmigrate to the Tang Dynasty: These Books Are All Pretty Good
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The Protagonist Starts as an Ordinary Person or a Foot Soldier, Then Fights Across the Land and Builds a Dynasty
Transmigrate and Become an Emperor, Building Guns and Cannons
Transmigrate and become an emperor who builds guns and cannons.
From Foot Soldier on the Battlefield to Prince
Are there any novels where someone starts as a common soldier on an ancient battlefield, rises through the ranks to become a centurion or commander of a thousand, and eventually becomes a prince with great influence at court? Or fantasy novels where the protagonist grows stronger by fighting enemies on the battlefield alongside their troops? Please!
Transmigrate to the Sui and Tang Dynasties and Become a General
Not conquering the world for yourself, but conquering it for someone else.
Starting as a Common Soldier, Conquering and Killing His Way to the Top
Transmigrate Into the Tang Dynasty
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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?
Reader comments 50
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Sui Dynasty?! Damn it!! "I can't travel through time, can I?" Zhang Xiaowu was a special forces officer who was leading a team to carry out a beheading operation in Tokyo, Sakura Country. Unexpectedly, a missile was sent from the north, detonating Mount Fuji, and then everything went black... When he opened his eyes again, he found that he had become a Sui soldier, and he was cannon fodder charging across the river! The opening chapter is very engaging. I stayed up late to watch it, the storyline is ups and downs and fascinating. It tells the story of a soldier who slowly rises and becomes stronger. It's really fun to be slapped in the face with all kinds of fun, and it's fun to do all kinds of killings to regain the land, etc.
Come on, come on, it's wonderful
I like Xiao Wu's character 😂 It's the first time I've seen someone write about the conquest of Goguryeo in such detail. The author's history books must have been read frequently. I'd like to give you a thumbs up [like this post]
Well written, it restored the conquering of Goguryeo The protagonist is just a scoundrel, there is no reason to explain 😄
Not bad, but I don't know if I can snatch Tang Er's wife away.
A very good novel, the author writes seriously and uniquely. In particular, the grasp of the plot is ups and downs, relatively concise, never procrastinating, and the language narration is relatively accurate. The characters are clearly drawn.
It's quite exciting, the writing is sophisticated, the history is rich, the characters are well drawn, the war scenes are spectacular, it's a great work
The concept is very novel, the time travel is very creative, the scenes are shocking, the descriptions are wonderful, the characters are delicate, full and tight, and wonderful.
The rhythm is passionate and joyful, and Xiao Wu likes the coexistence of wisdom and bravery. So wonderful!
The plot is so exciting, the history of the struggle of a soldier from scratch, Zhang Xiaowu has great wisdom Looks good, chase chase chase!!!