I Transmigrated to the Mongol Empire: From Cowardice to Conquest
穿越蒙古帝国：从怯弱到征途
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 765k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 我在蒙古当皇孙Alternate title on Fanqie
In booklists 4
Looking for Historical Novels. I Prefer Stories with a Strong Historical Focus
Looking for books like "I Possessed Someone in the Spring and Autumn Period and Became a Lord (A Little Lord of the Spring and Autumn Period)". Does anyone know any realistic novels like "Life in the Middle Ages", "A Little Lord of the Spring and Autumn Period", and "Anxi Army Diary", with a focus on history, politics, economics, war, and farming?
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Nomad Living on the Grasslands?
Looking for books similar to "I Was Just Born, and Mother Is Already Using Me to Fight for the Throne!" I really want to read this kind of novel. Please, authors, I’m not asking for much, just something readable. The protagonist should be part of a nomadic people and unite the steppe, with a Mongolian kind of feel.
The Protagonist Leads a Steppe Tribe, Unites the Steppe, and Marches Into the Central Plains
Please, I'm begging for this book.
Cultivation, Invincibility, Reborn, System
After being reborn, the System made him invincible, but then his lover from his past life came looking for him.
Reader comments 7
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I have read all the content written by the author until October 13th. To summarize, first of all, the content setting is very novel, from the establishment of Mongolia by Genghis Khan to the Mongolian Western Expedition. This period of history will attract readers very well. Secondly, the character setting is very reasonable. The author sets the next generation successor of the Mongol Empire who died due to accidents in history as the protagonist, which is very reasonable. Secondly, the historical background of the novel is still very restored, but there may be some confusion at the beginning, and there will be confusion between the first person and the third person. I saw these feelings here, and I also have some thoughts. The first author should maintain stable updates every day, because in this way, both the exposure of the platform and the stickiness of readers will be strengthened. Will the second protagonist directly inherit the throne after Genghis Khan's death, or according to the original history, will his son inherit the throne after Genghis Khan's death and then pass it to him. This requires an accurate positioning. The protagonist of the third era has traveled through time, so is the butterfly effect controllable? It should be reasonable and should not affect the reader's perception and the advancement of the main plot. Fourth, in most novels, ethnic minorities give people a very barbaric sense. So how can we change this sense if we want to unify China? In short, it is how to resolve ethnic conflicts. These are some small suggestions I give to authors. The first one is the most important and the most important.
There are very few novels set in the period of Genghis Khan, and the protagonist is Genghis Khan's most cherished and admired grandson, a perfect son of destiny... I hope the author can write more about the expansion of the territory, the integration and development of the Yanhuang people... To coerce Europe and let the blood of Yan and Huang spread across Europe [currently working on the manuscript] [currently working on the manuscript] [currently working on the manuscript]
The writing is quite good, keep up the good work, I hope there will be more, two chapters a day is not enough
There are very few themes that look good. Come on, author!
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful
It's a rare subject matter. Although the writing style is not exquisite, it is still a masterpiece. Come on, the author, persist and let me learn about the characters and history of early Mongolia.
Wonderful, beautiful