Chronicles from the Cracks of History

History has never been limited to princes and generals. This book contains sixty-six stories of small people scattered in the gaps of historical books. There is no grand imperial struggle for hegemony, no all-powerful heroic legends, only the most ordinary people in troubled times, and their struggles, choices, regrets, joys and sorrows are recorded. Sixty-six independent stories, sixty-six completely different lives. You don't have to read from the beginning, or get stuck on updates. Just open any volume and you will be able to read a complete, thick, and memorable story of the old world. History books only record successes and failures, never all living beings. But this book brings a good life to those unknown people who have been drowned in the years.

I love reading Ma Boyong's books, but I don't have the energy to read long ones. You made me realize this wish. Little people in history, each article has a complete story. I will continue to follow up [I also strongly recommend][I also strongly recommend][I also strongly recommend]

A very good novel. I personally think that the perspective of ordinary people is the more realistic scene in history. To use the line in Yan Yun's Sixteen Tones: Are those who are born insignificant, really silent?

I am a history buff, and there are very few events in history that I don't know about. After reading this book, I realized that I was too narrow-minded. There were many niche professions that I had never heard of. Thanks to the author for helping me improve my knowledge. I will continue to update... [Send heartfelt message]

It has a strong sense of suspense and is worth watching.