Reborn in Another World, I Rule My Own Domain

Military Novels About Founding an Independent Nation and Crushing Anyone Who Defies You

Looking for Books About Warlords in Republican-Era China or the Late Qing Dynasty, Especially Without a System

The story needs to make sense. Don’t recommend stories that don’t make sense or rely on a System. And absolutely no romance.

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.

Transmigrating to Republican-Era China and Becoming a Warlord

War! War! War! World War II, the Cold War, or Modern Warfare. No Space Wars

Industrial Revolution, Alternate History, Rational Protagonist, No Brain-Dead Decisions, World Domination

After achieving national industrialization through the Industrial Revolution, the country comes to dominate the world.

Looking for Novels About Carefully Building Your Own Power and Then Conquering the Realm

Reborn in the Beiyang Era of Republican China

The Protagonist Founds Their Own Country

The Protagonist Commands an Army, No Modern Elements

Nothing set in the modern world, preferably not on Earth. No gunpowder weapons or firearms: either close combat with greatswords or mechs and lasers

No Female Lead, Big Villain Novels

So thrilling! *Soul Land: Tang San Transmigrates into the Gu World* hooks you with a huge mystery right from the opening. The unique Gu World setting and polished writing are captivating. It’s only five chapters in, and there are already plenty of mysteries. Fantasy and xianxia fans, click the link and jump right in!

Looking for Republican-Era Warlord Fiction

Preferably a tragic romance.

Looking for Books About the Beiyang or Northeastern Warlords

Any Books About the Beiyang Warlords?

Looking for books like "Republican-Era Warlord: My Left Hand Holds the Realm, My Right Hand Holds Beauty." Recommend a few stories about the Beiyang warlords. I've reread "The Great Warlord of the Xinhai Revolution" so many times I'm getting tired of it. Are there any written in a more recent style?