Sky Screen: I Livestream Long Live the People for the Ancients
天幕：我给古人直播人民万岁
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- 320k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 7mo ago
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Are There Really No Good Novels for Male Readers Anymore?! Don’t Make Me Switch to Female-Targeted Novels!
Looking for books similar to "Slay the Gods".
Sky Screen Stories These Days All Seem to Have a Sense of Superiority
How should I put it? The plots are all the same old stuff. Please recommend a good sky screen novel with no romance and no brainless characters. Ideally, the protagonist should be male. Don’t blindly praise any particular person, criticize ancient times using modern values, or act superior.
Any Patriotic, Uplifting Novels with a Strong Sense of Justice? Please!
New Sky Screen Stories Without Clichéd Plots
Looking for Sky Screen Stories Featuring Historical Viewing, with Smart Characters
Please recommend stories where people from ancient times see the modern world. They must be logical, sensible, and well-supported!!!!!!!!!!!! I've read a few and they were so bad they made me sick!!!!!
Childhood Anime!! Fanfiction!! Please!!
For example, childhood cartoons like "Shen Bing Xiao Jiang" and "Boonie Bears".
Looking for Books with a Lawful Good, Righteous Protagonist: No Conspiracy Theories or Showing Off and Face-Slapping
I've read too many cookie-cutter plots. I want something sunny, healthy, and uplifting. No deep-dive analysis, just give the kids a little hope, please!
Tired of Dark Fiction. I Want Something Positive, with a Protagonist Who Has a Strong Moral Compass
The kind of good person you never meet in real life: a living Buddha who helps everyone, gets praised by the whole world, and doesn't hide his identity. What happens when he runs into a villain? I've got people all around me who want to repay my kindness. In fantasy novels, you know the type: you mess with me, and the Heavenly Dao strikes you dead on the spot.
Please Recommend Books You’ve Reread a Bunch of Times (Completed), Thank You
Looking for Novels That Review Zhu Di's Achievements and Always Have Him Ascend the Throne
It has to be a historical retrospective. And don't recommend me novels where Zhu Biao's death is the only reason Zhu Di takes the throne, only for Zhu Biao to inherit it in the end. Lately, it's always Zhu Biao who succeeds to the throne. How can Zhu Di's achievements as the Yongle Emperor possibly be outdone by Zhu Biao's?
The Cover Was Bright Red and the Title Had Two Characters. I Forgot the Name, Please Help!
Advanced Recs for Readers in a Slump (Beginners Keep Out)
Books Worth Reading at Least Five Times, Please Recommend Some, I Put This List Together to Share
The female lead is strong, and the male lead absolutely spoils her.
Back to Gold Prospecting: Recommend Some Romance-Free Stories Without Toxicity or Tired Cliches
Sky Screen Stories, but Don't Make Them All About History. Whose Videos Are Entirely History?
Please Recommend Sky Screen Stories, Please Recommend Sky Screen Stories, Please Recommend Sky Screen Stories
I remember reading a sky screen story a long time ago that allowed the ancestors living through difficult times to buy food. I forgot to bookmark it and later couldn't remember which one it was.
Stories About Transmigrating and Building a Red Regime
Looking for books like "A Magical Mecha War? No, a Steel Tide!" Please don't rush through everything, going from the lowest level to the highest in just two or three years. There should be some setbacks, but don't make things too easy or put the protagonist through misery. I'd like a story where everyone comes together to build...
Looking For Good Sky Screen Novels
Looking for books like "Sky Screen: From the Start, Everyone Knows I'm Going to Rebel". I found a great book, finished it, and then realized it's just a tiny new one. The author might not update it, and who knows when the next chapter will come. Waaah 😭
The Heroine Is Reborn as the First Emperor's Daughter and Sees Herself Become Empress Through the Sky Screen
Looking for books like "The Sky Screen Rundown: The Second Qin Emperor Is Actually Me."
Recommend Books with Principled Protagonists. A Little Too Compassionate Is Fine
Modern novels always go out of their way to avoid making the protagonist a saint, preferring to portray them as petty or villainous. I want to read about a protagonist who is chivalrous and courageous, clearly distinguishes good from evil, understands right from wrong, and helps others within their means.
Devoting One's Life to the Liberation of Humanity
Looking for books similar to That Time I Went Guerilla Warfare in Another World. Please recommend stories with tight logic that show the power of working together. It'd be even better if ordinary people rise to the occasion in desperate situationsヾ(^▽^*)))
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Any Grand-scale Patriotic Fiction Recommendations?
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It's well-written, unlike other Tianmu novels that either praise and fawn over the First Emperor or glorify kings and generals. It's not that praise is wrong, but the hardships of ancient people's lives cannot be ignored. As for their negative aspects, well, I gave up on those books after only reading half of them. This is the first time I've ever wanted to grow books, and the first time I've written a comment. Keep it up, I'll send you some digital flowers! 😍😍😍😍👍
I gave it such a low rating, but I think this book is excellent. It teaches people how to fish, not just give them fish. It guides people towards the future. This idea is brilliant. Looking at the reactions of different dynasties and personal opinions, when you step outside the influence of the idea that "this isn't my ancestor" and history books, you'll discover the book's strengths.
Having read so many novels, I'm finally reading one about the Red Revolution. It truly stirred my emotions and moved me deeply for the martyrs. It's also clear the author is a novice; the novel has many flaws, but I still think it's a good one.
This is the best systematic article I've read so far. It has a grand scope and sound ideas. The author seems to be constantly learning as they write, which is excellent and worth learning from. The perspective on historical figures is also multifaceted, not simply good or bad, but realistically grounded in the era and background of these figures to deduce the choices they might have made.
It's truly breathtaking, not just a stereotypical, formulaic text. The ideas presented are incredibly grand, demonstrating the author's profound understanding of revolution and communist ideology, along with their exceptional language skills. It's not just empty rhetoric; it's a step-by-step, step-by-step transmission of ideas that the people of all dynasties would put into practice.
This is a high-quality book in the genre, and it's highly likely not even AI-written. Even by today's standards, it would be considered a masterpiece. Its focus on the common people and its disdain for feudal dynasties are further pluses. While I would normally give it 5 stars, that's actually the highest I can give it.
This novel glorifies the proletariat and despises all feudal dynasties, but the biggest laugh is precisely in the comments from dynasty enthusiasts, especially Ming dynasty fans, who claim to be objective but gradually reveal their true colors by arguing about the Ming dynasty's strengths and advantages throughout the novel. 😂😂😂
This author writes really well. It's the first time I've read about the heavens from the perspective of the people. Before, I'd only read about things like the top ten emperors or the top ten rulers who lost their kingdoms. It's quite shocking to read it from this point of view.
A good book. The plot has now progressed to the anti-Japanese war aspect; I wonder if it will include the Japanese Communist Party. If this aspect is well-developed, it can showcase shared beliefs and the ability to turn enemies into friends. It might also include the Korean War later on.
The author writes well; it's realistic and not idealistic. If written properly, this work would definitely be a masterpiece. The author of *Xiwang* doesn't mess things up or have a bad ending.