Great Qin, You Haunt My Dreams
大秦，让我魂牵梦绕
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 780k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Dear Authors, Come Recommend Your Own Books!
Authors, please come recommend your own books!
Royalty Aren’t Interested in Love, Only Power Plays and Schemes: Power Is Their Lifelong Pursuit
Any Excellent Historical Novels?!
I'm sick of those power-fantasy stories where the protagonist shows off all the time!
Looking for Good Books, Any Length
Looking for Invincible Power Fantasies with No Goody-Two-Shoes Protagonist. I Hate Sanctimonious, Shoddily Written Filler
Recommend some unbeatable power fantasies, with no goody-two-shoes leads. I hate sanctimonious, garbage filler stories.
Looking for Historical Fiction with Smart Characters
The protagonist and the emperor are brothers, and the protagonist wields immense power. Everyday comedy.
Any Novels by First-Time Authors That No One Reads?
You keep reading by yourself every day. Come recommend them here! Street-promotion squad, assemble!
Historical Fiction Without a System: Ming, Tang, Song, Qin, Three Kingdoms, Han, and More
A System is fine too, but it has to be good.
You Treat Me as a Worthy Gentleman, and I’ll Return the Favor: Any Stories About Loyalty to the Emperor, Brothers?
New Authors and New Books Only, No Stories with Over 3,000 Readers
I want books similar to Transmigration: Conan and the Mechanical Cat.
Looking for One Set in the Qin Dynasty. No Old Novels, I’m Sick of Those. Anything Like This?
Looking for books similar to "Great Qin: So I Really Am an Immortal". Something like this one, with no System, but still really satisfying.
Looking for a Novel About Transmigrating to the Qin Dynasty and Helping Emperor Qin Shi Huang, No Romance
Preferably something that just started updating recently and gets updated every day. I've read most of the older ones already.
The Eldest Prince Fusu of Great Qin
No romance. Focus on building a career, don’t oppose the First Emperor, and know Chinese history from a young age.
Looking for Qin Dynasty Stories With Highly Intelligent Characters. Don't Write the King of Qin Like an Idiot
Ying Zheng is ruthless and shrewd in politics. Don't make it seem like he's treating the protagonist like some immortal.
Looking for Something Fresh and Unconventional!
Looking for books like A Zombie's Hiking Diary. I'm so tired of Tomato stories where you can guess the ending from the blurb and opening. I don't want stories that rely purely on plot twists, either. Please recommend something niche, fresh, and original, without the usual formula! Transmigration, rebirth, period settings, cultivation, apocalypse, cute kids, tycoon stories...
Pretty Good, Pretty Good. Give It a Read and See for Yourself
I want to read something similar to Hell Academy: From the Start, the Human Cleansing Plan.
Any Cultivation Novels Where the Original Female Lead Gets Taken Out the Moment She Appears?
Looking for books like Junior Sister Is Shameless and Wicked, Yet the Sect Treats Her Like a Treasure. Please recommend some!
Fantasy Novels with Big Ideas, Frequent Updates or Completed Stories, and Good Reads You Recommend
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I've been following this novel for almost a year now, and I think it's definitely one of Tomato's top novels. The author's strategic thinking, writing style, and character development are all top-notch. I don't think it's fair for this book to have a rating below 9.6.
This book not only features exciting battle scenes, tender romances, and a dramatic plot, but also contains reflections on history and humanity. It allows readers to experience the thrill and passion while also appreciating the weight and depth of history, making it a must-read for history enthusiasts.
This novel about time travel and saving the Qin Dynasty is indeed very well written. The author possesses profound knowledge of the Qin Dynasty, being proficient in military affairs, culture, palace etiquette, utensils, clothing, and administrative procedures. He has strong writing skills, uses precise language, and his narration is elegant and engaging.
The writing is good and quite detailed. Even if the reader doesn't have a deep understanding of history, it's clear that they've put in some effort and have a good grasp of the relevant systems of the Qin Dynasty. Keep up the good work, author!
I was introduced to this book by a friend. The content is very well written, the story is described very well, it's thought-provoking and easy to get hooked on, and the plot is well arranged. I really like it!
Quite good. The writing style and plot control are both excellent, and the character portrayals are very interesting. I'm not particularly knowledgeable about history, but some parts, both in terms of historical research and explanation for the reader, are quite good.
It was a complete surprise to find such a wonderful book on Tomato Bookstore. The book has a very interesting overall concept, the author has a deep understanding of history and politics, and the humor is also unique.
It's a good read. Neither its ideas nor its level of understanding are heavily influenced by modern theories; it perfectly reflects the needs of the time, unlike other novels that either drastically alter the prevailing thought or the lives of people from that era.
This is a book I highly, highly, highly recommend. Unlike other novels that require you to think without thinking, this book flows very smoothly overall, with virtually no illogical parts. The intrigue and power struggles are exceptionally well-written, and each character is portrayed with great detail, making them feel real and relatable, as if they were right next to you.
This is the best Qin Dynasty-themed novel I've read in recent years! The author has a wealth of knowledge, uses detailed historical materials, and writes with humor and wit. The writing is superb, offering a blend of historical weight, witty human interactions, and thought-provoking moments within a lighthearted style. It truly resonates with me!