
How Dare You! Who Are You Calling a Thief and a Traitor?
狂妄,你说谁是贼配军
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Looking for books like First-Rate! (First-Rate). Good books shouldn't be buried!
The Pinnacle of Historical Fiction
Looking for books similar to *Tang Dynasty: Defying the Imperial Decree Is the Only Way to Get Stronger*. This book makes me cry every time I read it. I've read it five or six times, and I still cry. I just can't believe anything else is better. It's the strongest historical novel in my book! An 8.9 rating is way too low. I'd give it a 9.
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Looking for something similar to Heroes Contest for Supremacy in Troubled Times: Summoning Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Western Chu, from the start. Historical, alternate-history, wuxia, or alternate-history wuxia. It must be a new book released in 2026. Nothing that has made the rankings, and it must be updating in real time. Sound logic, smooth plot, exciting fights,
Any Wuxia Novels Rated Above 9? No?
Looking for an Underrated Masterpiece That Isn't on Any Rankings. I Don't Care About the Score, Just Make Sure It's Good
I’m Really Into Historical Fiction
I want to read historical fiction, but the ones I’m following are still ongoing. Getting only a little at a time is painful, so I want to save them up. But they’re new books, and I don’t want my favorites’ popularity to suffer, so I’m recommending them here to make up for the loss of having to wait and binge later.
So Sad 😭 Are There Really No More Masterpieces on Tomato Novel?
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Masterpieces, Every One of Them. Nothing Else Comes Close.
The Reading Slump Has Spread Across All of Tomato Novel. Truly Great Books Have Gone Extinct.
Meticulously Researched Historical Fiction
A twisting, suspenseful plot, a protagonist who's not an idiot, and something I can learn from while reading. Ideally, it should be close to real history.
Looking for Historical Novels About Transmigrating to the Past, the Kind You Can't Help Rereading Again and Again
Desperately Short on Historical Fiction, Please Recommend Some to Save Me From This Reading Drought
Preferably a historical novel with a realistic feel.
Period Novels on Tomato Novel
Am I imagining things, or are more than 70% of the period novels on Tomato Novel where the heroine transmigrates into the past orphaned, with a pocket dimension packed full of supplies? In another 20-something percent, she has a family, but every member is awful. Are there any well-written, enjoyable period novels that don't follow this pattern?
Book Rankings Are Just for Fun. Finding a Great Read During a Reading Drought Is What Really Matters
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Historical Novels You Absolutely Can't Miss!!!
What? He gets to be a dad after being reborn? A soft, adorable little girl keeps chasing him and calling him Daddy? What? Qin Shi Huang, who's lived for two hundred years, keeps chasing after him, desperate to take him as his apprentice and learn the art of immortality? From the Great Xia Kingdom's top soldier to the Prince of Changyi!
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.
High-IQ Historical Transmigration, Rich Historical Atmosphere, and Fixing Historical Regrets
Looking for books similar to *I, the Ming Dynasty Immortal, Lived Through Sixteen Emperors (The Immortal Guest of the Ming Dynasty)*.
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The Ming, Song, and Tang Dynasties
Are there really no stories about the Liao, Jin, Yuan-Mongol, Dali, and Tubo? Is it because there aren't enough sources or historical records? Did we all have different textbooks in our nine years of compulsory education? Do I have to look up local gazetteers?
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For the most demanding readers suffering from a book drought. Beginners, stay away.
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Coming from the Ming Dynasty and continuing to pursue, the author has performed steadily as always. Although Ruhua and Guojiu were quickly offline in just a few chapters, he did not save any effort in writing. The quality of the entire article is evident! Highly recommended! Give it a try, you deserve it!
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1. The atmosphere is very strong and the tone is desolate and hardcore. The opening chapter is a tragic scene of defeat and sacrifice for the country. There is no time travel or system. The protagonist is an ordinary soldier who narrowly escaped death on the battlefield. Instead of following the trend of civil servants in the court, the perspective is focused on the soldiers at the border, and the story depicts the grievances of the border soldiers in the Northern Song Dynasty and the reality of their military achievements being ignored by the civilian officials. It has a strong sense of killing. 2. The character is not suspended, and the protagonist kills decisively. Qi Wu is not a perfect saint. He comes from a lower class, knows the battlefield and survival, and acts directly and harshly. You can reach the sky in one step without playing Golden Finger, and struggle to climb up from the bottom. The battles are written crisply and the battle scenes are neat. The foreshadowing of the copywriting is very exciting: "This person left the city and never came back. The unofficial historian added a sentence: Li Yuanhao didn't come back, and Yelu Hongji didn't come back either." The sense of ambition is full. 3. Avoiding the old routines of the Song Dynasty literary drama, many Song Dynasty writers wrote about imperial examinations, reforms, and economics; this book focuses on military affairs, border games, head-on confrontation with Xixia and Liao countries, and quarrels with young court officials. It will be enjoyable to read for those who like martial arts and frontier wars. The author's previous "happy Tang" and "Hahaha, Ming Dynasty" also have this iron-blooded historical style, and the style is unified.
The description is as logical and realistic as ever. Like Yu Ming, he started as a small person, went through the hardships at the bottom and then climbed up. If the direction of Qi Wu is to put the military first and then the government, then we will always have to face the suppression of civilian officials. Isn't the text and military force sent by the emperor more powerful than that of the Ming Dynasty?
I like the Tang Dynasty, the Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty. This book "Huan Song" is the last one. I have read the previous two books. It is actually difficult to write such a historical book, but Weiwei writes it very well. There are many quotations from classics and sources, not to mention the writing style, which is even more outstanding. This book is definitely worth reading, and the five-star review goes without saying!
I have been chasing Ming Dynasty. After saving for several months, I still have 10 chapters. I saw it today and it is all finished. There is also a new book and the starting point is my home. I must give you a reward [like] By the way, please Weiwei arrange a character name: Mao Mao
Crazy pursuit of the author's third book! I really like this style of writing. It is relaxed and humorous, and the laughter is natural and not awkward. It is very relaxing to read, and the story is particularly poignant. I often laugh while being moved. The most surprising thing is that you can learn a lot of historical knowledge by the way. It is not just dry popular science, but it is all cleverly integrated into the plot. You can also gain knowledge while reading the book. I really hope the author can update more! After reading each chapter, I am still unsatisfied, and I am looking forward to the follow-up plot, which is very beneficial!
I have been following it since the Tang Dynasty. Weiwei's book depicts a haunting world with a low perspective and a panoramic perspective. The outline of group portraits interspersed with historical events gives people a shocking feeling. It makes my spine tingle every time. Unlike those things in the Ming Dynasty, we can really bring into the perspective of a commoner. The life of a small person is so vivid in the book. The scale of Ren Temple is really good, and the talents are selected to make the most of the people. We can once again witness a Yu Ling of the Song Dynasty and a Yan Bai of the Song Dynasty
The third book in the Hahaha series. I really like the article written by Awei's father. The protagonist can only remember important figures a little, and then changes the direction of history on his own. It's not like a golden finger with all the technology stuffed into it. The rhythm makes you feel comfortable.
I really like the focus of this book. It is not the kind of big opening and closing, but the big one can be seen from the small. The game starts with the protagonist's household registration as the starting point, and develops all the way to Tokyo. The book is interspersed with some currently popular memes, such as trimming donkey hoofs and the like. At the same time, there is one thing that left a deep impression on me. The little guy's attack on Xixia led to the outbreak of war. It felt like Sarajevo, although Li Yuanhao's ambition was clearly revealed. Does such a small character causing a series of chain reactions also hint at the fate of the protagonist... This is the first time I read this author's book, and I think it's pretty good. I might pick it up later and read the author's previous books. Come on, it's well written!