If you like history but find official history too boring, this book will definitely make you happy! The background is set in the Yin and Shang Dynasties, but it is not a simple historical retelling, but brings out the bloody past buried in the loess through archaeological discoveries. The author has a very solid study of the sacrificial culture, bronze decorations, and oracle bone inscriptions of the Yin and Shang Dynasties. When reading, you can really feel the weight of that era. But the magic is that this sense of heaviness is activated by the element of suspense. The Taotie patterns on the bronze vessels seem to be moving, and the characters in the oracle bone inscriptions seem to be speaking. The gaps in history are filled with weird legends, and reading this book is like visiting a living museum of the Yin Shang Dynasty. For family members who like history and are curious, this book will definitely not make you lose money, so hurry up!
It's no fun if you already know history, but it's fun if you don't know it. How does a young diplomat rise? What the hell is Dashun Chao? Who is the future emperor? Who to bet on? The year is 1744, the 100th year after the fall of the Ming Dynasty. On the eve of the Industrial Revolution, there are no metal resources in this world, and there are no iron ore or copper mines, so there is no Industrial Revolution. Li Zicheng's generals conquered the world and established the Dashun Dynasty. One hundred years later, in 1744, the northern nomads invaded again. Why were the Han people's martial arts so useless a hundred years after the founding of the country? Will it end in the Southern Song Dynasty or the Southern Ming Dynasty? Will it be repeated in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties? None of them... There is Dragon Mother, there is Xiaofeng in red, there is Princess Shao Min, there is King Understanding, there is Dashun, there are Eight Banners, there are Tatars, there are Ming Dynasty restorations, there are rebel generals, there are Japanese pirates, there are Qigong practitioners, there are martial saints, there are a few unscrupulous businessmen who take everything... There are soldiers, battleships, Galen ships, Clark ships, treasure ships, fortune ships...
Travel to the end of the Yuan Dynasty, use ancient books from the Ming Dynasty to improve the arms of the rebels at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and sell them to Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
Do you want to see this? His soul traveled through the Southern Ming Dynasty and became the prince of the founding emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty, Hongguang Emperor. He revived the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt China. He marched into Indochina and became the first emperor in history. His temple name carries his ancestor, Emperor Xiaowu, the central ancestor of the Ming Dynasty. By the way, he changed his temple name to Emperor Hongguang and became the Shizu of the Ming Dynasty.
There is no system, no golden fingers, it all depends on the brain. The author has a Ph. D., Can look up information and read papers. The technologies in this article can all be developed based on the existing foundation, and the beginning of the industrial revolution is also different from our world line. Historical textual research refers to official histories such as "History of Ming Dynasty" and "Records of Emperor Shizong of Ming Dynasty", local chronicles, and biographies of important figures. If you have any comments or suggestions, you can submit them directly. If you are a newbie working as a part-time author, you will reply as soon as you see them. [Send heart][Send heart]
New book online. Historical food themes. Although it is a time-travel novel, it does not have imaginative settings such as systems and golden fingers, and pays more attention to historical facts and historical events. In the article, no matter the title, person's name, place name, or social background, there is evidence to test, which can help everyone understand more about some historical knowledge of the Spring and Autumn Period. In addition, this book has a very detailed introduction to some traditional Chinese delicacies and can be used as a gourmet cookbook for practical operation. However, the author will not be held responsible if the kitchen novice overturns. [Laughing awkwardly] Book lovers who are interested in history and food can come in and take a look.
The only non-time-travel historical novel on the Internet, the absolutely true history, will you follow the protagonist of Da Suo? The protagonist is not the savior of troubled times, he is just a small person drifting with the crowd.
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