
Flying Clouds in Another World
异世飞云
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 815k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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How Many of You Have Written Novels That Nobody Reads?
Dynasty-Warring Fantasy with No System: Build a Faction and Strategize for the World
Like *Legend of Ling Tian* and *Iron Cavalry in Troubled Times*
Alternate History or Parallel Worlds, Political Intrigue and Warfare, with Smart Characters
A battle of wits, with schemes and strategies interlocking at every turn.
Novels With a Protagonist Who Commands an Army
One Heroine Only, Especially in Ancient Settings: No Harem, No Womanizing
Looking for books like *You're All Chasing the Female Lead? Then I'll Marry the Demoness (So What If She's a Demoness?)*.
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.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Rebels and Becomes Emperor
Alternate History, Political Scheming, and Struggles for Supremacy!
Traditional historical fiction. No System, no transmigration, and no plagiarizing ancient poetry!
Infrastructure, Farming, and Developing a Base
Ideally, something like Arctic Survival.
Noble Titles, Conquest, and Dynasties
Large-scale military campaigns.
Stories About Claiming a Mountain, Clearing Land, Farming, and Conquering the World
Novels About Developing and Building Up a Small Ancient Country in Secret, Western or Chinese Settings
Transmigration and ancient-world development.
The Male Lead Transmigrates to Ancient Times, Builds Guns and Cannons, Comes Up with Ideas, and Has His Subordinates Research Them
I’ve really been in the mood for this kind of novel lately. Please recommend some.
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.
Transmigrating into History and Secretly Developing Technology on Your Own Turf
Preferably, the protagonist works behind the scenes.
Looking for Novels About Lords, City Lords, Domains, City-Building, and Castles
Looking for books similar to *Text Game: Come On, There's Really a Succubus Here*.
Empires, Princes, and the Struggle for Power
No goody-two-shoes protagonists.
The Protagonist Is a Heir, His Father Commands the Army, and They Plot to Conquer the Realm
Ancient Alternate-History Power Struggles With High Martial Arts
I read a book a while ago, but updates were really slow, and now I can't find it. The story starts with the protagonist serving in a frontier army, then rising through the ranks to become a general and gradually building up his power. Later, he discovers that his biological father is the King of Beiliang, surnamed Qin. The cultivation levels in the book are divided into nine ranks, with Grandmaster at the top.
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What an old-fashioned story about cultivating immortality. It's just like that. I didn't see anything like industrialization. It's a story about a sickly boy cultivating immortality by various opportunities. You didn't even segment it into sections. I was dazzled by the long string of words. The plot is also cliche and not very good.
It is a rare good book in Tomato. The writing is clean and neat, there are few typos, and the symbols and text are well divided into paragraphs. I have read more than a hundred novels, but few of them persisted to the end. Most of the authors' basic Chinese skills were not up to standard, and their logical errors were even more annoying. I didn't enjoy reading this book, and it wasn't even that exciting in the early stages. I don't know how many people can stick with it. Good luck to the author.