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Tang Poetry and Song Lyrics Cover the Travel Literature of Kyushu
Is there any novel about a Tang poem that cuts through mountains and rivers, a Song poem that covers the nine states and travels through the world of literary immortals or high martial arts? Please recommend.
The Writing Is Good, Like "The Sword Comes" and "The Fighting Sword in the Snow"
Literati Wrote and Wrote About the World. One Poem Can Shock Enemies from All Directions
Ming Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Tang Dynasty
There is no mention of Daliao, Jin, Yuan, Meng, Dali, and Tubo. Is it because there is insufficient information and a lack of historical data? Are the nine-year compulsory education textbooks different? Don't you want to look up local chronicles?
Looking for Rigorous Historical Writing of High Quality, Similar to "Making a Surname of Langya"
I want to read content similar to "About me pretending to be the noble prince of the Southern Dynasty".
I'm Looking for a Male Protagonist Who Can Wear Martial Arts. If There Is a Female Protagonist, Martial Arts, Mixed Martial Arts, and Fairy Tales Are All Fine.
Film and television fanfics are also fine, articles that save the heroine or heroine.
Are There Any Novels About Poetry?
Looking for poetry and other novels
Books with Outstanding Literary Talents That Amaze the World
Books similar to "There is a Ghost in My Body", "The Little Confucian Immortal Who Tongyou" etc.
There Is a Shortage of Books. I Am Looking for Some Novel Books. I Am Tired of Reading Too Many Routine Articles.
I want to see content similar to "The boss is extremely evil, and so is my system." The setting is novel, not brainless, and has no major poisonous points. You can watch it all night
Asking for Mutual Reviews of New Books
I want to read a book similar to "Six Paths of Martial Saint". Let's review each other's new books, Taoist friends, one person is five stars, there are a thousand, come on
Mutual Review of New Books, 🈶Must Reply!
I want to see content similar to "There is no such thing as the most stubborn one, only the more stubborn ones".
"From 'I just want to live' to 'I'll take it' - Yun Shuheng spent sixty-three chapters. When Feng Linyuan died, he was crying, when Xie Wu died, he was listening to his last words, and when Shen Qingyi died, he called out her name. The cold-blooded scholar who traveled through time and could only analyze the situation finally learned how to feel pain. The Jinshi realm is not a golden finger, it is being forced to stand up after watching the people around you fall one by one."