The Chronicles of Chengning
承宁纪事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 121k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 12
The Emperor’s Favorite and Most Trusted Prince
Any Novels Where the Male Lead Is the Emperor’s Favorite Prince?
Historical romance
Looking for an Ancient Romance with a Gentle, Warmhearted Male Lead
Ancient Setting, One Female Lead, Protagonist Is a Prince. Must Be Male-Oriented
Hey, readers! Author Dad, could you recommend a few books to your little bro?
Transmigrated to Another World Where Writing Poetry Unlocks Literary Talent and Levels You Up
The protagonist transmigrates to another world where poetry reigns supreme. The better the classical poem you write, the more talent from heaven and earth it draws in: three feet, five feet, one meter, ten meters, a hundred meters, and so on. The higher the level of cultivation, too. The protagonist remembers classical poems from their past life and takes off right away~
History, Alternate History, and Poetry
Poetry in an alternate-history setting.
Novels Full of Classical-Style Chinese Poetry
Looking for books similar to "Springtime in Yanjing".
Novels with an Emperor as the Male Lead
I hope you all have lots of recommendations!
The Hero Starts as a Prince, Refuses to Become Crown Prince, and Takes the Throne Instead
Something funny, with characters who have brains
Short! Historical Romance! Complete! Sweet Romance!
A Legitimate Tang Dynasty Prince Raised Away from Home, with Changsun Wuji as His Maternal Uncle
Li Shimin and Empress Zhangsun dote on the male lead, and Zhangsun Wuji and the others treat him well, too. I'm looking for a family story about parents who love their son and an uncle who spoils his nephew. I hope Zhangsun Wuji is a positive character with a happy ending, and that he dotes on the male lead.
The Protagonist Is the Lost Crown Prince or Imperial Grandchild Found by the Emperor
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Tang Huaian, both civil and military, Wang Bokan, a general and prime minister, Jiang Beicheng, a young man who worshiped the prime minister due to his sincerity and sincerity, Lu Xu, a romantic, chivalrous and heroic man, a kind-hearted waiter... In their ordinary and brilliant lives, some things may not leave traces in history, but each one shines brightly in his or her own story. I feel that this book is not suitable for Tomato. Most people will find it boring. It would be better if some details could be improved.
The author's writing style is elegant, but the characters are a bit too flat, and the story is also very bland, so I abandoned it. (See Chapter 9)