We've All Transmigrated, So Who'd Marry a Princess? Let's Rebel!
都穿越了，谁还娶公主啊？造反！
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Transmigrators Must Rebel, Whether in Chaotic Times or Times of Peace
Otherwise, you're just a dog. No matter how great your achievements or how high you rise, they can kill you whenever they want. Just look at Bai Qi in the Qin dynasty, Han Xin in the Han dynasty, and Yue Fei in the Song dynasty. That's why anyone who transmigrates has to rebel.
Transmigrating as a Commoner and Starting a Rebellion
A rebellion at the height of prosperity in any dynasty, whether Han, Tang, Song, or Ming
I'm Going Through a Reading Slump. Are There Any System Novels That Can Help Me Get Through It?
I Read 56 Million Characters in 2022, and That Was Only the Top 1.8%?
Looking for a Male Lead Who’s a Flirtatious, Irreverent Young Lord Who Loves Teasing the Heroine
The heroine can be a legitimate or a concubine-born daughter, as long as she can keep the hero in line. Transmigration is optional. No System, no cultivation, and make it funny.
Historical Fiction with a Protagonist Skilled in Poetry and the Arts, Hopefully with Good Prose
The protagonist should be skilled at poetry and song. I hope there are more varied poems, rather than repeating the same few over and over.
Noble Titles, Conquest, and Dynasties
Large-scale military campaigns.
Looking for High-Quality Alternate-History Novels
For example, the Qin and Tang dynasties.
The Protagonist Raises an Army in Rebellion to Save Himself
In a fantasy dynasty, the protagonist originally just wants to lie flat, but is forced to raise an army in self-defense.
Restore the Han Dynasty, or Conquer the World?
Looking for something similar to I Transmigrated as A Dou, and Liu Bei Saw Through Me from the Start.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Rebels and Becomes Emperor
Transmigrate to Ancient Times and Invent Things in Your Fiefdom
Stories about princes or lords developing civilization in their fiefs and continually inventing things
The Ming, Song, and Tang Dynasties
Are there really no stories about the Liao, Jin, Yuan-Mongol, Dali, and Tubo? Is it because there aren't enough sources or historical records? Did we all have different textbooks in our nine years of compulsory education? Do I have to look up local gazetteers?
Princes, Heirs, Behind-the-Scenes Manipulation, and Political Scheming
Stories About a Prince Building Up His Power Base in His Fief
Ideally, it should have a System.
Alternate-History Rebellions and Uprisings!
I want books similar to Transmigrating into the Tyrannical Qin Dynasty: Chen Sheng Takes Me to Join the Rebellion. Historical transmigration, changing history, with or without a System, political maneuvering, and conquering cities and territories.
Stories About Claiming a Mountain, Clearing Land, Farming, and Conquering the World
There Are No More Masterpieces in the Tang Dynasty. If You Are Not Convinced, Come and Argue! (๑╹ヮ╹๑)ﾉ
The Emperor Discovers His Hundreds of Thousands of Secret Troops, So He Overthrows the Dynasty
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to Ancient Times and Copies Classic Poems?
Transmigrates into a Blacksmith, and the Authorities Send Him a Wife
Transmigrate
The Entire Nation Rebels, but Only the Protagonist Sincerely Remains Loyal to the Emperor
Please Recommend Three Kingdoms Stories About Building an Independent Power and Eventually Unifying the Land
A Wealthy Magnate at the End of a Dynasty Raises a Private Army and Fights for the Throne
The male lead shouldn't be a prince. He should hide away and quietly build up his strength, training an army. Preferably no female lead. He should be decisive and ruthless, not a bleeding heart.
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Yes, the character design in the early stage is okay. I hope it won't collapse later. There are too many books in this category that draw on each other's strengths and weaknesses. I have read many books that are good in the early stage and then end up being boring or boring. If you encounter difficulties in the idea, you can write more research and inventions to make up the numbers, but the span should not be too big. The gunpowder part will definitely come out slowly, but I personally recommend publishing it slowly and later, because as soon as this thing comes out, it will speed up the pace of the story towards the finale, and keep the current style humorous. Finally, I hope that the updates will be speeded up, otherwise many people will stop reading other novels after a while because the updates are not up to speed. Because there are too many such themes, I hope you can work harder and update more.
I have read Chapter 52 so far. The protagonist does not reveal information about national affairs when meeting people like other books. I know how to behave. It's a pity that my home was stolen and everything was in vain. All the big guys turned against me [face covering] It's very interesting. I hope the author can continue to write [like] It's getting more and more boring from now on. It's the same old routine and it's not fun to deal with things.
I haven't finished reading it in a day, and I haven't read it word by word in a long time. This book is okay and not draggy. The only flaw is that there are two words that I don't like: "instantly" appearing too many times (personal preference). Overall, this book is worth pursuing.
It looks good and feels pretty good, but I feel like the Royal Identity was released too quickly [Thinking]
The content of the book is quite substantial and has a good story line. The funny elements, sweetness and description are much higher than the average level of Tomato. I think the description of the protagonist is a little fuller. That's the essence of this type of writing, which is to look at the author's core ideas. I do have some expectations of his subsequent direction. The author should have finished one. I'm quite curious about the direction of this book. Five stars for you. I'll review it again when I get to about 300 chapters.
I have been reading time-travel novels for several years. Regardless of the characters or events, most of this book breaks away from the routine of ordinary time-travel novels. I really think it is good. There is not much else to say. If I have to make up the word count, it is nothing more than good-looking, good-looking, good-looking. Like, like, like.
I've read about 40 chapters, so far it's quite good, with a bit of the taste of the best servant. There are no poems that have the appearance of the best servant more often. The protagonist is as humorous as the third brother, talking to people and telling ghosts. He is more straight than the third brother. I haven't seen this type of novel in a long time. I don't know if there will be any changes in the future. Let's check it out again.
Overall, it's good, the writing style is humorous and witty, and there are no obvious poisonous points. The bad part is that the description of expressions is too broken and exaggerated. All the characters are so angry that their vision goes dark and their eyes are rounded. It always feels out of place [face covering]
Oops, although it doesn't feel very rigorous, it's really good to read, ￣ ￣)σIn addition to giving it away too quickly, I suggest you don't pay too much attention to details when reading this book. Just enjoy it [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]
How can I put it this way? The book is quite good. Although the author's writing style is not too gorgeous, the rhythm is good and the content is well written. The plot is not very procrastinating. It is a pity to end it like this! You can continue writing according to part of the content of Da Gan Han Son-in-law, but the rhythm behind it is a bit fast! Overall, it would be 9.3-9.5. This is my evaluation. Good luck, author, looking forward to the new book.