
The Great Sui's King of a Different Surname: I Crush the Rebels with a Single Halberd
大隋异姓王,我一戟镇压世间反王
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- Ongoing
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- 1.8M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 6h ago
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Seasoned Readers, Come On In and Swap Book Recommendations
For the most demanding readers suffering from a book drought. Beginners, stay away.
Pure Military Fiction: Battles Between Ancient Armies and Legions
Military and war
Historical Overpowered Protagonist Who Wields Two Hammers
The Three Kingdoms, the Sui and Tang dynasties, or the Great Song.
Looking for Historical What-If Stories. I Recently Found Out This Genre Has So Many Great Reads
Preferably funny, the kind that keeps you up at night.
Historical Novels About Emperors Ruling the Court, Without a Golden Finger
I don’t want mindless wish-fulfillment. I’d prefer something more rigorous and logical.
Looking for Body-Tempering Stories With Heavy Cold Weapons, Such as Halberds, Greatswords, and Heavy Spears
Looking for High-Quality Alternate-History Novels
For example, the Qin and Tang dynasties.
Looking for New Novels About the Late Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms, Published in the Past Year
Looking for something like "The Han Dynasty’s Last Embers: I’m Not Fighting for the Central Plains, I’m Fighting for the World." Three Kingdoms history, creative ideas, something fresh. No old books, I’ve read pretty much all of them.
Transmigrate to the Sui-Tang Era with Maxed-Out Combat Skills
Good Novels Set in the Sui Dynasty
Any stories about pledging allegiance to the Sui dynasty? I particularly like Yang Guang as a character. I'd love to read stories about turning the tide when all seems lost, saving the dynasty from collapse, restoring order, and rebuilding the Sui.
A Wild Historical Novel: Can’t Make It in Ming China? Just Head to Australia!
Looking for books similar to "I Was Reincarnated in the Ming Dynasty, and Built a Nation in Australia". 🌊 In a nutshell: A history whiz is reincarnated as a Ming prince, lays low and builds his strength, then ends up founding a country in Australia! The protagonist is smart, develops cautiously, and explores a fresh setting. The whole story is about getting things done.
Unrivaled Combat Power: Mo Dao Army, Black Armored Cavalry, Qin Eagle Warriors...
Passionate and thrilling, with a real taste of the Tang Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty that drew envoys from every nation!
Three Kingdoms + Five Stats + The Eighteen Heroes of Sui and Tang + Crossover Characters
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I’m completely out of books to read.
Historical Figures, Feel-Good Stories, Imagination, and Political Scheming
It turns out that people from hundreds or thousands of years ago were just like us: they felt anxious, struggled, and fought desperately for their ideals.
Set in the Sui Dynasty: The Protagonist Supports the Sui, and Yang Guang Treats Him Well
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Protecting Yang Guang in the Sui Dynasty
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Are there any Tang Dynasty stories where the protagonist marries Empress Zhangsun?
Transmigrate to the Sui and Tang Dynasties and Become a General
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Not objectively speaking, I personally feel that apart from Li Shimin, Cheng Yaojin has the most charming personality in the novel Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. I loved watching Cheng Yaojin in the previous TV series "The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties". This is the first time I have seen "Let the Immortal Dream for the Second Time" and "Cheng Yaojin's 36 Days" A novel that completes Gang Fufa and gives the power of five cows and one tiger. My personal suggestion is that since Li Shimin is written as a villain, let's focus on Cheng Yaojin and give him some high-burning scenes. I think Xiao Jin must have many fans, and I hope the author will write better as he writes.
It's very beautiful, especially Yuwen Jackie Chan, Pei Yuanqing, Yu Wenhua and these fun people [laughing]
Update quickly, add more updates, and if there is a chance, I hope the author will let Xue Liang and Jackie Chan meet [sneaky smile], come on, go go go go go go go
Great strength can produce miracles, it's great, the protagonist's battle is great, and my little brother can also have some of the favorite words of father saying goodbye and laughing, it's very interesting.
1. In the setting of the novel romance Yang Lin was a clan member and powerful official of the Sui Dynasty. His "royal title" was conferred by the emperor, and the title was hereditary (generally limited to biological descendants), rather than inherited from the throne. No matter how great his achievements were, his adopted son could not directly inherit his title of "patron king". Whether he could be crowned a king or not depended entirely on the emperor's wishes - for example, most of the heroes in the Sui and Tang Dynasties were knighted by the emperor based on their military merits, rather than relying on the relationship between adopted father and son. 2. In the logic of real history The core principles for kings (especially princes) in ancient China are "the same surname to be crowned king" and "clan priority". It is difficult to be crowned king with different surnames, let alone an adopted son. Unless he has made extraordinary contributions to saving the country and ruling the world (for example, Tong Guan in the Northern Song Dynasty is a special case, but it is extremely controversial), the adopted son will be granted the title of duke or marquis at most, and it is basically impossible to be crowned the king.
What about Lu Bu's ability with bow and arrow? He was able to shoot a halberd at the gate and was swallowed?
Come on, come on, come on, the first one I saw is really doing Wagang!!
The writing is very good. I read the latest chapter in one go. It is very interesting. The language is vivid and the plot is smooth and not stiff. It is worth reading!
The article's description of sunshine is quite dialectical and objectively worth reading.
Love to watch. , Yuwen Chenglong changed and specialized in backstabbing his old father