The Ming, Song, and Tang Dynasties

201 忆 Recalling the Song Dynasty: Top Machiavellian Showdown [Northern Song Dynasty] Snowy NightHistorical501k WordsCompleted 4.1kReads9.4Score661Shelves

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The author is Ming Yue's younger brother at that time. His writing style and thinking are first-rate. It can be called a companion piece to "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty". It makes people think deeply and move them deeply. I highly recommend it!

205 农 Number One Scholar in Agriculture The Other Side of the MountainHistorical1.6M WordsCompleted 12.6kReads9.3Score1.1kShelves

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The second one travels through the Tang Dynasty, and the third one is about the Ming Dynasty. These are high-quality novels that you can tell at a glance.

207 大 Ming Dynasty: Send Emperor Zhanji to Heaven at the Beginning Six Nuclear BombsHistorical408k WordsCompleted 940Reads6.8Score100Shelves

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There are many story lines between the Ming Dynasty and surrounding countries

208 东 Southeastern Bandit Suppression Li KuiHistorical142k WordsCompleted 51Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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All books by Yuan Kuocheng

209 卧 Undercover Buried the Rebel King and Established a Picturesque Kingdom for Li Tang Twelve Eleven TwelveHistorical2.6M WordsOngoing 122Reads6.2Score—Shelves

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There are them in the Ming Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty, and the Song Dynasty. Almost all of them are excellent and rigorous.

213 从 From Pangu to Puyi Wang WeishengHistorical2.2M WordsOngoing 1.6kReads5.8Score130Shelves

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The author's physical analysis of "distance" is a masterpiece. The wider the territory of the empire, the longer it takes for information to be transmitted from the border to the center. By the time the instructions from the center reach the border, the situation has already changed beyond recognition. This dislocation of time and space is an incurable innate disease of all great empires. The author calls this the "space-time rift of the empire" - the larger the radius of rule, the weaker the effective rule. The expansion of territory and the decline of control constitute an unsolvable contradiction.

214 神 The Supernaturally Gifted Tiancan TudouEastern Fantasy312k WordsOngoing 1.8MReads9.2Score198.9kShelves

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This book is not a "good read" in the traditional sense. It requires a certain amount of patience and concentration on the part of the reader. But it is this kind of investment that makes the final harvest seem particularly solid. The logical chain in the book is clear, the argumentation process is progressive, and key issues are not simplified for the sake of simplicity. This is certainly an intellectual exercise for those willing to follow along. At the same time, the author does not completely hide behind the objective narrative, but expresses his position in a timely and fair manner. This warm rationality makes the text both persuasive and humane. I often have to stop and take notes while reading because certain passages are very dense with information and worth pondering over. Although the process is not easy, every time you read a chapter, you can feel that the boundaries of your understanding have been slightly broadened. This sense of growth is far better than those light-hearted readings that only have a superficial taste. If you are willing to slow down, this book will reward you accordingly.

216 东 The Last Purple-Clad Captain in Dongchang Kazekage XiaobaiHistorical2.1M WordsCompleted 4.1kReads8.8Score403Shelves

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You can go and have a look

217 北 The Strongest Leader of the Northern Song Dynasty Thirty Years of Ups and DownsHistorical146k WordsCompleted 39Reads—Score—Shelves

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Very good-looking, Song Dynasty period, novel, passionate

220 穿 Traveling Through the Warring States Period: Two Rice Balls in the Second Year of Yonglu Deep PredictionHistorical861k WordsOngoing 1.7kReads5.8Score213Shelves

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Is the Warring States period possible in Japan? It started at the end of the twilight period, with conquests in troubled times, farming and construction, shipbuilding and artillery, and fighting for hegemony. The protagonist fights the Jurchens in the middle period, establishes the Liaodong Army, builds treasure ships, fights the Netherlands and Portugal in Southeast Asia, takes over India, discovers Australia, seizes the Middle East, enters the Americas, and fights against the West.

222 大 Ming Dynasty: Royal Clan from Modern Times Dongli LaymanHistorical134k WordsOngoing 41Reads5.1Score—Shelves

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These books are all from the Tang and Ming Dynasties.

223 乱 Chaos Five Flavor WineHistorical4.2M WordsCompleted 2.3kReads7.7Score265Shelves

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I also recommend some high-scoring masterpieces that fit the theme, show the glorious history, and share the blessings of China. I hope book friends will like it. (If you find a book you like, please give it a like or add a fan)

225 我 I Actually Upgraded to Datang Key ZhongxianHistorical72k WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Datang Story summary:

229 我 I Am a Fisherman, Who Slanders Me as Regent? Know Which Way to GoHistorical1.6M WordsCompleted 31kReads8.5Score2.7kShelves

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Another possibility of the Song Dynasty

232 朔 Shuobei Longyin 71 Degree CoffeeHistorical1.3M WordsOngoing 8.1kReads9.2Score833Shelves

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I recommend this in-depth article "Shuobei Dragon Song", which is a model of historical fictional themes. Let's take a look at how a time-traveling special instructor counterattacks life.

233 老 Father Su Dongpo's Wife Li Qingzhao and His Father Song Huizong Wen QingruHistorical1.2M WordsOngoing 12.5kReads8.5Score1.3kShelves

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Going against the routine, not brainless. Su Dun took out a few pieces of paper from his sleeves, which were densely written with words. "I was in Hangzhou before. I read hundreds of books and found a few pieces of evidence. Not many, just nine." He spread the paper on the old cases next to him, "But I think the direction is right." Su Dun pointed to the first piece and said in a calm tone: "Look at the sentence in "Dayu Mo" that 'the human heart is in danger, the Dao is only small, but the essence is only one, and the Yunzhi Juezhong' is quoted in "Xunzi Jieye Pian", but Xunzi said it was quoted from the "Tao Jing", not the "Shang Shu"." "And 'Yunzhi Juezhong' should come from the Analects of Confucius. Yao said, "The calendar of heaven is in your hands, and if you are willing to hold on to it, the world will be poor, and the fortune of heaven will last forever." "The Analects of Confucius said, 'Shun also ordered Yu', but what Shun said to Yu in "Dayu Mo" is completely different from what Yao said to Shun." "The so-called sixteen words of Yu Ting are simply made up." He raised his head and glanced at everyone, waiting for them to be shocked, excited, or "enlightened" as written in later novels. However - Fan Xun raised his head and said disapprovingly: "Maybe Xunzi remembered it wrong?" Su Dun was stunned. Zhao Mingcheng nodded along, with a serious look on his face: "I saw before that "Xunzi·Junzi Pian" quoted "One person is happy, and the people rely on it", and said it was from the "Biography"." "Actually, this sentence comes from "Shangshu·Lu Xing"." "The source of this quotation must be misremembered by Xunzi." Su Xingchong also said: "Pre-Qin books are all bamboo slips, and it is not easy to read them. The scholars cited the scriptures and most likely wrote them from memory. Without reading and checking, the words may not be accurate." Su Dun's mouth twitched. Huh? Is there something wrong with your reaction? Too calm? Too rational? Shouldn't we exclaim "Oh my God, this is fake" and then people will be angry and share the same hatred? Why are all of them so... Calm? However, it makes so much sense, I am speechless! Li Qingzhao remained silent, just lowered his head and read the original text copied by Su Dun carefully. She stared at those lines of words for a long time, then suddenly raised her head, with a hint of weirdness in her eyes: "The original text of "Xunzi: Uncovering" is: 'In the past, when Shun ruled the world, everything was accomplished without edicts. When he was in danger, his glory was full; when he raised a little, his glory was unknown.' Later, he quoted the "Tao Jing": "The danger of the human heart, the weakness of the Taoist heart, and the number of dangers can only be known by a wise gentleman." She looked at Su Dun with a strange light in her eyes - a look that doubted her IQ: "You don't think it's the same sentence just because 'the human heart is in danger, the Tao's heart is small' and 'the human heart is in danger, the Tao's heart is small' are very similar?" Su Dun was displeased and replied stiffly: "These two sentences are exactly the same, how come they are not plagiarism?" "But these two sentences have completely different meanings!" Li Qingzhao talked eloquently: "Xunzi first said that Shun was 'in danger' and 'nurturing the subtlety' - this means that Shun advocated using a single-minded heart to explore the subtle principles of things." "Then he quoted the "Tao Jing" that "the human heart is in danger, the Tao heart is subtle". He quoted the sentence from the "Tao Jing" in order to explain the 'danger' and 'micro' mentioned by Shun earlier." "The key point of this sentence is in the last sentence - 'The number of dangers is small, only a wise gentleman can know it'. It is talking about the 'ji' (sign) between 'danger' and 'micro', which only a 'wise gentleman' can detect." She paused, and spoke in a clear voice: "But the key point of the sixteen words in "Dayu Mo" is also at the end, 'Wei Jing Wei Yi, Yu Zhi Ju Zhong', which is to use the 'Jing Yi' skill to 'Zhi Zhong'." "The themes and philosophies of the two sentences are fundamentally different. One talks about detecting signs, and the other talks about adhering to the middle way." "Just because these eight characters are somewhat similar, do you think it is plagiarism?" Fan Wei continued: "Even if it is plagiarism, it may be that the Dao Jing copied Dayu Mo, and then was recorded as the Dao Jing. There are too many such things." He thought for a while and gave an example: "For example, the sentence 'Without indifference, one cannot achieve clear aspirations, without tranquility, one cannot reach far', which comes from "Huainanzi Zhushu Xun" of the Western Han Dynasty. More than three hundred years later, Zhuge Liang quoted it in "The Book of Commandments", and now everyone thinks it was Zhuge Liang who said it." "There is also 'the courage to be big but the heart to be small, the wisdom to be round but the action to be square', which also comes from "Huainanzi Zhushu Xun", Sun Simiao quoted it, and now everyone thinks it is Sun Simiao's words." Zhao Mingcheng added: "This is also the case in "Xunzi" itself. The section about three years of mourning in "Xunzi: Rites", from 'three years of mourning, what' to 'the same thing in ancient and modern times', the entire paragraph was included in the Book of Rites and became the 'Three Years Questions'." "Now when people quote these sentences, they definitely think they come from the "Book of Rites", not "Xunzi"." Su Xingchong also nodded: "As for what Yao said when he surrendered to Shun, it is different from what Shun said when he surrendered to Yu. Isn't it strange?" "Two generations of holy kings faced different world situations, so they had to explain themselves differently." Su Dun was confused by everyone's words. Didn't those books of later generations say that the "Sixteen-Character Heart Biography" was the core evidence for Yan Ruochu's falsification of "Gu Wen Shangshu"? Didn't it mean that as soon as this piece of evidence came out, the Neo-Confucianists were speechless? How come you can't even convince a few seven- and eight-year-old children here?

235 父 Father, I Just Want to Be a Prince Men Wear Wu HookHistorical5.3M WordsCompleted 24kReads8.7Score1.8kShelves

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The first book is fictional history, the second, fourth, and eighth books are about the Qin Dynasty, the third book is about the Ming Dynasty, and the fifth, sixth, and seventh books are about the Tang Dynasty!

241 史 The Most Ruthless Chongzhen in History ShaosikouHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 4.2kReads5.8Score293Shelves

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These are good books Painting Lingyan yyds

244 铁 Iron Cavalry Rides in Chaos Bai GeHistorical869k WordsOngoing 2Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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I recommend this book "Cavalry in Chaos". The protagonist, a special forces sniper, travels silently to the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty, creates cavalry, conquers all directions, and promotes the prestige of China. Unsystematic and more realistic.