
The Han Empire: Sage Emperor Xuan of Han
大汉帝国之汉宣圣君
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 254k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 重生刘病已,霍光是我的工具人Alternate title on Fanqie
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Historical Fiction: No Nonsense Allowed
It doesn’t have to be completely historically accurate, but at least don’t make it ridiculous. I want power struggles and political maneuvering that make sense. People shouldn’t just get confused all the time and believe the protagonist at first sight. The language doesn’t need to be perfectly period-appropriate, but please don’t throw in internet slang and memes at every turn.
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.
Historical Novels About a Male Lead Born into an Aristocratic Clan Who Eventually Unifies the Realm
A decisive, cool-headed protagonist with a high IQ.
The Five Surnames and Seven Great Clans: Marriages Between Aristocratic Families
I want stories about the love and hate among powerful aristocratic clans: the Five Surnames and Seven Great Clans, who only marry into other great clans and don't take the imperial family seriously. Don't recommend those useless stories where the Five Surnames and Seven Great Clans are wiped out in a single stroke. The clans the imperial family fears should be as impossible to stamp out as cockroaches.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Ascends the Throne as a Child
For example, novels featuring emperors such as Zhengde, Wanli, Tongzhi, and Guangxu.
Historical What-Ifs, High-Octane Battles, and Sweet Everyday Moments
Looking for books similar to You're All Chasing the Heroine? Then I'll Marry the Female Demon! (What's Wrong with Being a Female Demon?). Historical setting, male-oriented, with either everyday life or thrilling battles. A sweet romance is fine, and so is brotherhood.
I'm Out of Books to Read, Help! Any Genre Is Fine, Just Recommend a Few Without Goody-Two-Shoes Leads
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It's very interesting to watch. He doesn't appear to be reckless at first glance. Huo Guang is also described as a man who is loyal to the country, but not loyal to the emperor. The protagonist needs to weigh the pros and cons to intervene in the government step by step, and ultimately the power belongs to himself.
Everyone has different ideas, everyone has different ideas When I first read it, the reviews for this book were all five stars. I was very surprised and thought it was a bit fake. However, after reading it, I felt very good. The writing is also okay, and it is much better than some novels. Then when I reviewed the book, I saw two books with one star and two stars, saying that the protagonist was being clever before he came to power. Even Emperor Chongzhen knew that he could only get rid of Wei Zhongxian after he succeeded to the throne. I can only say that there are some places that are not very rigorous, but the risks are really high. If the protagonist is incompetent or is not careful, the whole book will be over. But I also What I want to say is, I remember that every time the protagonist wants to "cast a spell", the author will state it again and deliberately say that if the protagonist doesn't do this now, it may be difficult or even impossible to take power in the future. The author explains it this way, and the protagonist is not the kind of stupid person who doesn't know he is stupid and can only act smart. Everyone has their own thoughts and opinions, but I want to say something about this book review, because every book cannot be perfect. I am entering a period of book shortage, and my personal requirements are relatively low. If I find a good-looking book, I will try my best to maintain it. If you readers can't accept that it's not too rigorous, just treat me as a divine farmer to protect you. If you can accept it, I still recommend it to everyone. Then I hope that the author will continue to maintain it. I hope that the future will be more perfect, more perfect, more rigorous and better than the previous one, and try not to make unfinished work, interrupted updates, and too many huge poisonous points. I look forward to the following content and hope to write better. Thank you readers and authors for accepting and watching the comments [Blow kiss]
Come on and keep reading, I haven't seen some of the tender love between swordsmen and swordsmen yet, the plot is very good
I want to put the author in a small dark room to code. If he is slow to code, he will take two licks. If he is fast, he will only take 1 lick. He only sleeps for 5 hours. He eats, bathes and goes to the toilet at the same time. The rest of the time is used to code 😳
Good! Good! Good! It's really good to read. The author's basic historical skills are very solid, and his writing style is also very good. I believe that the results of this book will get better and better. Come on! 💕👍👍👍
I've read Chapter 50 and it's surprisingly good. I don't like reading Machiavellian writings, but this one seemed to suit my taste. Not feeling aggrieved or anything. Unlike other Machiavellian novels, there is no movement at all in Chapter 5.60, Where one person is still thinking about things.
A very good book. In my opinion, it currently ranks higher than 99.9% Of historical books on Rotten Tomatoes.
Very good, the writing is delicate and the characters are full-bodied
Finally there is a book about Liu Bingji, I hope I can keep writing it
Okay, I just like watching Machiavellian plots.