
Liu Bei: In the Great Song, Restoring the Han Dynasty
刘备:人在大宋,匡扶汉室
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 509k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 7
Looking for Good Books About Saving the Song Dynasty. It Deserved Better
Looking for books similar to "The Jin Army Besieges the City: Reborn as Emperor Qinzong of Song (Reviving the Song Dynasty)".
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?
Song Can Fall, but the World Must Not!
All the ministers face south, but you alone face north. You won't regret it until the royal court is conquered! Push forward! Push forward for me! If there is a hero who can reclaim our land and save the people, then he deserves to claim that land for himself and rule over the people! Please recommend novels like "Shaosong".
Three Kingdoms Stories Where the Protagonist Helps Liu Bei, but No Power Fantasy
Three Kingdoms Stories: Liu Bei's Faction or an Ordinary Person Rising to Power
Any Stories About Someone Who Transmigrates to the Southern Song Dynasty and Leads Generals to Reclaim Lost Territory?
Historical Novel, Transmigrate, Overbearing, and Wildly Imaginative
Looking for something like The Twelve Emperors of the Great Qing: Rebuilding Heaven and Earth.
Reader comments 11
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Personally I think the plot is not bad. Because it is written in the style of a romance, the pace is faster and the details are less detailed. Clear up the confusion in advance: Because Liu Guan, Zhang Zhao traveled through time before becoming famous, the Song Dynasty in this book does not record the history of the four people, and their names are not familiar to everyone. There is a slight problem, there are many missing words, but it does not affect the reading.
It's very good-looking. I think it's quite good even for a book lover with a deep history. From a historical perspective, when Liu Bei traveled to the Northern Song Dynasty, I also felt that he would definitely protect the country and the people. He fought against the Jin Dynasty and defended his country. For example, for some prisoners, the number of heads killed is rather hypocritical. These are very irrational, but the others are good, especially the ones with real emotion and pop. The trust and shared weal and woe between generals and the soldiers under their command are particularly good in my opinion, so it is also a good book. Apple supports it with 5 stars.
The writing is vigorous, the literary skills are profound, and the rhythm is natural. It can be said to be a book with great potential. Those who like classics can strongly support it. The characters of Water Margin and Three Kingdoms are all written very vividly and are in line with the characters of the original works.
It's okay to give yourself a perfect score. The novel mainly focuses on the stories of Liu, Guan, Zhang, and Zhao, crossing the Song Dynasty, Song, Jin, and Xia, and establishing the New Han Dynasty. If you are interested, you can read some.
The fifth greatest masterpiece, to be honest, when I read it, I really thought I was reading a linked masterpiece written by Shi Naian himself. If I were not a poor college student, I would really like to send you a big one.
Does the author have a map? Get a few more maps from different periods! Combat map🗺Territorial map🗺Border maps of several countries🗺
The writing and conception are good, and this book is okay.
Lots of good books to recommend
So at the time when Liu Guan and Zhang traveled through time, these three people had not yet left their names in the history of the original Three Kingdoms?
This book is wonderful, but the ending is a bit fast. It's a rare good book.