Late Tang Dynasty: From the Start, I Have Seven Thousand Routed Soldiers
唐末：开局七千溃兵
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Everything Feels Formulaic These Days. Can I Get Something with a Fresh Premise?
Build Your Own Territory, Become Its Lord, and Have a Blast
Looking for stories similar to Borderland Lord: From Refugee to City Lord. Building a castle, farming, mining, and stockpiling supplies. Fans of Farthest Frontier, come on in!
Historical Novels: The Three Kingdoms, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Jin, Sui, and the Northern and Southern Dynasties
I’m getting tired of reading about the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties. I’d like to find some lesser-known historical periods instead, preferably in a completed novel. Recommendations, please!
Historical Fiction! The Characters Must Have Brains!!
Are there stories where a modern person transmigrates back to ancient times and uses their profession to make a difference? Like a doctor who transmigrates to the past and advances medicine within the limits of the era, or a modern special forces expert who transmigrates to ancient times and builds an army using modern ideas. Or just invent penicillin or something. From the start, they pull out an AK-47.
Transmigrate to Ancient Times, Build an Army, Conquer the World, and Lead a Cavalry Force
A Wealthy Magnate at the End of a Dynasty Raises a Private Army and Fights for the Throne
The male lead shouldn't be a prince. He should hide away and quietly build up his strength, training an army. Preferably no female lead. He should be decisive and ruthless, not a bleeding heart.
Looking for High-Quality Historical Fiction. No Mindless Power Trips or Brain-Dead Plotting
I want high-quality historical fiction that’s engaging and doesn’t dumb things down or rely on brainless plots. It can be satisfying, but don’t treat readers like idiots. No stories like the one where the protagonist fools Cao Cao’s quartermaster about the provisions from the start, or those where a literati protagonist suddenly has the strength of a tyrant. They’re unoriginal and mindless...
Any Novel Recommendations Set in the Late Tang or During the An Lushan Rebellion?
Looking for books like "I Drink and Enjoy Music Every Day, and Became an Emperor for the Ages".
Seeking High-IQ, Highly Strategic, System-Free, Transmigrated Ancient Alternate-History Novels
Looking for an alternate-history novel about transmigrating to ancient times, with a highly intelligent protagonist, masterful strategy, and no System.
Any Novels Featuring Heavy Armor and Powerful Bows?
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Historical Novels Set at the End of the Han, Sui, Tang, Northern Song, Ming, or Qing Dynasties
I’m Really Into Tang Dynasty Stories Lately. Any Good Recommendations?
Stories Set During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period
I'd like to learn about the history of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Any book recommendations? (Transmigration stories)
Any Novels Set in the Mid-to-Late Tang Dynasty About Saving the Empire or Carving Out a Domain?
Historical Novels About Transmigrating to the Five Dynasties or the Northern and Southern Dynasties
Can anyone recommend novels where someone transmigrates to the Five Dynasties or the Northern and Southern Dynasties?
A Masterpiece of Realistic Cultivation, Highly Recommended! 🔥🔥🔥
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Historical Fiction with Outlandish Political Schemes Is My Favorite
I'd like to read something similar to The Twelve Emperors of the Great Qing: Rebuilding Heaven and Earth.
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The entry point is quite interesting. After the Huang Chao Rebellion, the control of aristocratic families weakened, and heroes emerged in chaotic times. The protagonist, as a nephew of Huang Chao, has a basic military force as a foundation, some prestige, and an understanding of the historical context and novel management theories. He has the potential to dominate the Tang Dynasty. I look forward to the author's future works.
The plot is quite tight, the pacing is good, and it's quite enjoyable to read. There are a few repeated phrases (I think there are two), but that's a minor flaw. Why only a 7.8? Based on Tomato quality, it should be at least 9.3. Is it because it's a niche genre? There seem to be very few readers. Author, keep up the good work!
Not bad. I quite like the writing style. "The fragrance of incense fills Chang'an, the city is adorned with golden armor." Historical fiction after Huang Chao is relatively rare; it's all about the Ming Dynasty. But lately, I've been reading too much about Ming Dynasty Europe, so I'm finding it a bit hard to keep up. This is a rare new genre. Please support the author! 😄😄😄
I just started reading it today, and so far, the author's writing is very detailed, the prose is reasonable, the logic is smooth, and the organization is clear. The story is set in June 884 AD, after the Huang Chao Rebellion in the late Tang Dynasty ended in defeat and death at the foot of Mount Tai. The protagonist arrives in this chaotic world. I'll continue reading.
It's pretty good. I've read up to chapter 150 so far. The perspective is quite unique; the protagonist is Huang Hao, Huang Chao's nephew. The plot and logic are quite smooth. Before reading, I saw the rating was only 7-something and I was going to skip it, but I had nothing else to read, so I checked the reviews.
The author's writing is quite good, and the research is thorough. While the beginning may have some AI polish, the writing quickly becomes more concise and effective. The descriptions of military and political affairs are all well-done, and there are no major flaws so far. The author is active in the comments section, readily answering questions and correcting any oversights. Overall, it's a good book! 😋👍🏻
Good, good, kids, this is worth reading. It's a bit slower-paced, not just a pure wish-fulfillment story.
This is a rare gem among Tomato's historical novels, managing to be both humorous, patriotic, and idealistic while still being entertaining—that's truly exceptional. Most importantly, the author has done extensive research, unlike many other historical novels that simply apply modern technology and culture to ancient times without considering the historical context.
This is a great book that's been underrated. The low rating might be due to the somewhat rambling opening about fleeing, but it's actually a good book and worth reading. Also, could you please update more frequently? Two chapters a day aren't enough!
The supplies are good, of good quality. There are a few minor flaws, but they're acceptable. Could you please not have the protagonist always charging ahead in every battle? He's the commander-in-chief; he should be holding the rear. He's the ruler of six provinces, yet he's still charging ahead.