
Ying Zheng: Help Me Beat Up Li Shimin
嬴政:和我一起群殴李世民
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 521k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 20
The Best Historical Novels From Every Dynasty
Preferably a book rated above 9.
Modern Historical Fiction Has Almost No Gems. Disagree? Come Debate Me
The protagonist should not be sanctimonious, and the novel should not be mindless.
Historically Accurate, Without Making Things Up
Historical fiction has more room for worldbuilding, with vivid characters and no distortion of history. I want a satisfying read that covers dynasties, major and minor events, wars, and loyal civil and military officials, all presented in a historical setting.
Looking for Completed Historical Novels
Looking for books like My Grandfather Is Zhu Yuanzhang. I have pretty high standards: I won't read anything with a System, or stories where the transmigrated character is in a hopeless situation later on, like transmigrating as Chongzhen in the sixteenth year of his reign, or Dong Zhuo moving the capital to Chang'an. It's not that I don't believe the protagonist can turn things around, but I just feel...
I Can't Believe Historical Fiction Writers Can Be This Good
A fact-based educational book written using sources from official history, but not boring!
Looking for Detailed War Scenes, with Enough Combatants, a Grand Scale, and Excellent Battle Descriptions
Above all, I want high-quality scene descriptions that really get the adrenaline pumping!
Earth ↣ Immortal Realm ↣ Divine Realm ↣ Hongmeng ↣ Chaos
Please recommend some.
Historical Fiction That Feels Realistic
No System, and nothing about The Legend of Qin. Just straight historical fiction.
Historical Stories (Any Dynasty, No System, and with Intelligent Characters)
Looking for books like *The Glory of the Great Wei*. Historical novels with some brains behind them. Read too many mindless wish-fulfillment stories and they’ll rot your mind.
Looking for Meticulously Researched Historical Fiction
They seem pretty hard to find. Let's give it a try.
Are There Any Stories Set During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods? I’m Tired of Always Reading About the Qin Dynasty
Ancestral Xia, Imperial Shang, Heavenly Zhou, Immortal Qin, Divine Han, Daoist Song, Demon Yuan, Martial Ming
Ancient Xia, Imperial Merchants, Heavenly Zhou, Immortal Qin, Divine Han, Sage Tang, Daoist Song, Demon Yuan, Martial Ming, and Monster Qing. I'm looking for these eternal Great Luo immortal dynasties
Ancient Settings, Summoning, Crossover Chaos, Overpowered Characters, Preferably Three Kingdoms
Stories About the Great Dynasties of History Battling for Supremacy in the Same World
It needs to have a clever strategy.
Historical Novels with a Sky Screen, Logical Arguments, and More Than Just Personal Opinions
I want something like *The Sky Screen: The Accidental and the Inevitable in History*.
Stone Age Civilization, Building a Tribe, Hunting With Battle Pets, Camp Management, and Ongoing Wars
I want to read something like *Tribe: Pioneering the Wilderness*. I’m looking for stories about a low-ranking soldier building a following and rising to power, preferably a tribe story where they make stone tools by hand.
Any Stories Set in the Spring and Autumn or Warring States Period? No Mindless Power Fantasies
Please, at least don't make the protagonist the type who loses all sense the moment he sees a woman. That would be so annoying.
History Transmigration, or Emperors of Every Dynasty Becoming Sworn Brothers
Looking for books like The Emperor's Travel Group: From the Start, Taking Ying Zheng to See the Terracotta Warriors. Historical reverse transmigration, with emperors gathering at a country inn, becoming sworn brothers and the like.
Novels About the Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties Competing for Supremacy
Ten Thousand Nations
Looking for Historical Alternate-Universe Novels. No Stupid Stories, and Ideally with Plausible Technology and Farming
I’d like a moderate historical atmosphere, not overly simplistic. It’s not a stage play, after all. Ideally, it should describe customs and culture and portray the characters well, but not focus on political infighting.
Reader comments 50
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The author's writing style is great, and the novel has basically no flaws! Moreover, the novel contains the author's thoughts on ancient society and criticism of feudal society! The plot is reasonable and the sentences are fluent! Come on, author! ! ! Although few people watch it now, I believe this will be a high-scoring masterpiece 👍👍👍
I once read "The Great King Huai of Chu", and there is a paragraph in the final speech, which basically means that when the tactics are used to the extreme, it is time for the curtain call to end. Because the people below him will no longer believe him, everyone will betray their relatives and alienate themselves, the whole country will lose its cohesion, and no king will have a good outcome. The author's book is excellent and his writing skills are good. If we could break through this hidden golden finger (historical heroes were unconditionally loyal to the king) and touch upon the contradictions of the ruling class at that time, it might be more satisfying. I regret chasing the Tomato book. I'll save up and read it again.
Very good. I haven't seen such an article with such historical literacy for a long time. The others are all about my charming ancestors. I am almost nauseated by the stereotype.
Hey, I once had this idea, and the author gave me a head start. The author has a profound history, military, and politics. The progression of the story is still logical at the moment, but it is a little short and not enough to read. Come on, author ##
To be honest, this is not Xiaobai's article. It is objectively fair. It is fair to the rise and fall of every dynasty. The rise and fall of dynasties in Chinese history is related to land annexation.
There is no big problem with historical knowledge. As for the characterization of characters, this aspect consumes the reader's patience too much. By chapter 30, there have been three depictions of minor characters, but they are all from the same aspect, which is a bit too redundant. I just saw a little bit of plot advancement here, and then I saw a large piece of knowledge popularization and then a little bit of plot advancement. Historical articles basically cover science popularization, but I still hope that the plot can be promoted more. If the author really wants to write serious literary works, Tomato is not a good platform. For example, I come to Tomato to read mindless and entertaining articles.
The author's writing is good. It seems that he has checked the information. The subject matter is still very attractive. I hope he doesn't want to be a eunuch.
The ones with pebbles look pretty good, and they were made with great effort. I saw someone complaining about using the word human nature too much. It did feel a bit like that later. The word "human nature" is too general and has no actual meaning. It is mostly an exclamation. Seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages, sacrificing long-term interests, and being coerced by the general trend. There is also positive content. In short, this word is better used to reflect the complexity of people. History is not my expertise, so I won't judge further. Now it seems that the emperors' acceptance of new things and their transformation efficiency will have a great impact, but it is not necessarily true. After all, the world is complicated and it is important to grasp the key points. (Okay, I don't know what I'm talking about either) After catching up on the latest chapter, I just had an idea, When any of these people were defeated and expelled, their past glory turned into desolation. Perhaps it was just as ridiculous as those who are talked about in history or life today. That's it: nothing more than that. So. I don't know if I can write this feeling (Okay, I don't know what I'm talking about, that's all)
To be honest, I was very surprised to see such an exquisite historical novel in Tomato. Well, Tomato can be called an exquisite historical novel. I always thought that the history of Tomato was mainly a comedy. The creativity is good, the writing is acceptable, the plot is online, and there is a little personal touch. It should have five stars.
It looks good, the ideas are very novel, and there is nothing messy about it. I just want to talk less about history. It feels a bit like a history class. I listen to it too much and feel a little sleepy [face covering]