Ascending to the Palace

Looking for Imperial War Stories with a Huge, Fearsome Army Led by the Protagonist

Looking for Historical Fiction About Rival Nations

System-based summoning novels.

Recommend an Epic Novel with Grand-Scale Battle Scenes

Blue Star Shatters, Build a Faction, Merge with the Myriad Worlds, and Compete with All the Races

Build a faction, from a kingdom to an imperial dynasty, a divine dynasty, and beyond. Fantasy, primordial wilderness, and so on. Blue Star splits apart and ascends, then merges with the Myriad Worlds.

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*

Any War Stories? Looking for Something Detailed

The battles shouldn't be glossed over. The author should analyze them in detail, whether they're offensive or defensive, and describe how different troop types work together. Those things are secondary, though. Most importantly, the story should showcase the protagonist's or enemy's command skills, rather than having them win through brute force.

Everyone Is a Lord: No National Fortune System, It’s a Burden

Any Three Kingdoms Novels Where the Characters Aren't Idiots?

Looking for books like Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Overhears the Inner Thoughts of Me, the Cautious One. Something along those lines.

Epic War Novels With Grand, Passionate Battle Scenes

Guys, any novels with epic, large-scale battle scenes? Passionate ones are fine too. It doesn't have to be war or fantasy, anything goes as long as the battles are grand.

Looking for Stories That Hook You From the First Page and Won't Let You Skip a Single Chapter

A happy ending, no contrived melodrama, and a tightly logical plot that gets readers thinking. It should have family bonds, friendship, and romance, without focusing only on the leads. Every supporting character should have their own story too.

Alternate History and Military Conquest

Books similar to *Marching to War*.

Worlds Merge, and Humanity Battles Other Races for Supremacy

Looking for books like The Worlds Merge, and an Empire Rises.

Any Novels About Imperial Power Struggles?

Are there any novels about imperial power struggles and wars fought with cold weapons? Games or historical fiction are both fine.

My Long-Treasured Favorite Books

Any Stories About Transmigrating Between Worlds, Building an Empire, and Conquering Other Worlds?

I mean stories where someone transmigrates to a new plane, builds an empire, then conquers other planes after a while, like My Door to the Multiverse.

Novels About Everyone Becoming a Lord, Summoning Troops, Conquest, and War

Novels about everyone becoming a lord.

War, Lords, Conquest, All Races, Troops, Cities, and More

Looking for something like National Lord: I Awakened Two Talents!

Looking for a Grand-Scale Story with a Lord, Worldwide Evolution, and a Battle for Supremacy Among All Races

Looking for books like Everyone Evolves: I Can See Monsters' Health Bars. The male lead is clever and decisive, without any overpowered cheat. He relies on his wits to gradually reach the pinnacle of humanity.

Lord-Survival Stories Focused on Building a Faction and Expanding Territory?

You can use this new book as a reference. It's really well written. The protagonist grows stronger, but that's not the main focus! The important thing is building up their faction!

There Are No More Masterpieces in the Lord-Clan Genre. Disagree? Come Debate Me.

A 9.6-Rated Three Kingdoms-Era Deification Novel

I'd like to read something like Three Kingdoms: My Brother Is Dian Wei, and I Take on Lü Bu from the Start.

Three Kingdoms Stories Where the Protagonist Has Over 100 Strength and Recruits Guo Jia or Xi Zhicai

Lords, Troops, Heroes, Myriad Worlds, Myriad Races

I want content similar to All-People Lords: I Awakened Two Talents!

Looking for a Slow-Paced Lord-Building Novel About Developing a Small Village

Looking for full-length novels about being a lord or building things in a game. I want to see gradual development, no System, and no firearms. The longer, the better. Short ones aren't enough!