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Any Good Stories Set in the Spring and Autumn or Warring States Periods, or the Three Kingdoms? 有没有,战国春秋,三国,要好的

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  1. 151 The Real Three Kingdoms Is Even More Exciting 真实的三国更精彩 Historical579k WordsCompleted [Authentic Three Kingdoms history | No transmigration, no System, no golden finger] Stop letting Romance of the Three Kingdoms mislead you! Based on Records of the Three Kingdoms, this novel reconstructs the late Han truths that have long been obscured. He Jin’s foolishness brings Dong Zhuo’s chaos upon the land, while Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan struggle to establish themselves. Zhuge Liang excels at governing, but his northern campaigns conceal a weakness. Sima Yi patiently plots, outlastin 2.7kReads6.9Score154Shelves
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  2. 152 The Chronicles of Later Zhao, Volume One: The Biography of Shi Le 后赵演义第一卷石勒传 Historical396k WordsCompleted Shi Le (274–333) was the only person in Chinese history to rise from slavery to the throne. Born into the lower ranks of the Jie people, he was once sold into slavery. He later rose to prominence with a band of “eighteen horsemen,” unified much of northern China, and founded the Later Zhao regime. During his rule, he introduced a number of reforms: he established the Imperial Academy, reduced taxes and corvée labor, and appointed the Han official Zhang Bin to high office. He also created a “thre 169Reads—Score—Shelves
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  3. 153 Ascend to the Ninth Heaven 欲上云霄九重天 Historical2.4M WordsOngoing A coral pendant engraved with a fire phoenix emblem draws Qi Ming, a destitute youth who lives on credit at a teahouse in Tianque City, into a shocking secret plot sweeping across four kingdoms. The moment the iron hooves of the Longxiang Army smash through the door, he still has no idea that the token his parents left him is the “key” that can overturn the world. The grand machinations governing the realm have barged into his life without warning. From a tide of Gu poison in a dungeon to a pack 321Reads—Score—Shelves
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  4. 154 The Dragon Rises in Jinling: Reviving the Tang Dynasty for Five Hundred Years 龙起金陵,再续大唐五百年 Historical163k WordsOngoing “The emperor in Chang’an, the army of the Wei residence.” The Wei residence’s household troops had become a thing of the past beneath the executioner’s blade, while the emperor in Chang’an lived in constant fear amid troubles both within and without. Does an emperor have some special birthright? Whoever commands the strongest troops and finest horses becomes emperor! Flames raged everywhere. Looking across the land, the Tang was now divided among rival regional warlords: Zhu Wen, Li Keyong, Yang 45Reads—Score—Shelves
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  5. 155 Awakening from the Battle of Changping 从长平之战醒来 Historical217k WordsOngoing Lin Mo, a modern surgeon, falls into the sea of corpses at the Battle of Changping and becomes an immortal wandering through the cracks of history. He once built a refuge amid the flames of the Warring States period, debated medicine with Bian Que, and watched the First Emperor pursue his ambitions. During the Chu-Han conflict, he also took on the identity of Huang Shigong, hoping to steer the course of history. Across two thousand years, he witnesses the rise and fall of civilizations time and —Reads—Score—Shelves
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  6. 156 A Little Lord Is Not to Be Trifled With! Push Him Too Far, and He'll Fight for the World 小小领主不好惹!惹急眼了争天下 Historical1.4M WordsCompleted [No System | Slow-burn political intrigue | Build up grain reserves before claiming the throne | Farming and infrastructure | A large cast of clever strategists | No invincible protagonist | Serious historical tone | Steady progress] A special warning: Don’t take what the characters say at face value! Unless it’s their inner thoughts! A little lord arrives in his territory. His people haven’t come to greet him, and bandits are already attacking. What should he do? Qin Hao’s answer: Beat them 51Reads—Score—Shelves
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  7. 157 Bohai Xiaoli’s Feudal History: The Chu-Han Rivalry 渤海小吏的封建脉络百战系列:楚汉双雄 Historical151k WordsCompleted After conquering the six kingdoms, what age-old challenge confronted Ying Zheng? Why couldn’t the old system deal with new desires? Why didn’t Xiang Yu kill Liu Bang at the Feast at Hongmen? What was the real secret behind Liu Bang’s rise as a military power? Why has Han Xin’s “Crossing the River with No Way Back” been the only successful example of its kind in thousands of years? The contest between Chu and Han is one of the brightest jewels in Chinese history. From Chen Sheng’s uprising in 1.2kReads9.5Score308Shelves
  8. 158 Flying Clouds in Another World 异世飞云 Eastern Fantasy815k WordsCompleted Doomed to die young! A good-for-nothing at martial arts! Trash techniques! Enemies all around! What can he do? Endure humiliation, train with all his might, defy fate, and be reborn! Fight for a chance to live! Terrible news: his closest friend is dead, and his enemies are powerful. Should he swallow his anger and stay silent? Never! Build up his strength, plan carefully, and make his name before leaving home! What a surprise! The imperial capital is bustling, and dragons and tigers fight fo 9Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. 159 Beneath the Warlord 枭雄之下 Historical466k WordsOngoing I was a Three Kingdoms enthusiast, playing Romance of the Three Kingdoms, when out of nowhere I transmigrated. I was no longer myself: I had become Ping Fan, a villager from Le Village in Wei County, Dongjun, during the late Eastern Han dynasty! I now had a childhood sweetheart named Chuntao, and the future Wei general Yue Jin was my close friend! Well, since I’ve come to this era, I, Ping Fan, will make sure I’m anything but ordinary! 1Reads7.3Score—Shelves
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  10. 160 Tales of the Warring States: Reconstructed Rivalries and the Struggle for Supremacy, Part One 战国往事复原争鸣与逐鹿上 Historical258k WordsCompleted Professor Liu Fengquan has spent many years researching the history and literature of the pre-Qin period. Contention and Conquest offers an accurate reconstruction of the history of the Warring States period. For readers who want to understand the truth of history and study the classics, this book is the wisest choice. Contention and Conquest is a serious work of history. Based on chronological historical records, it is carefully structured and arranges its sources into a coherent narrative, rej 2Reads—Score—Shelves
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  11. 161 Tales of the Warring States: Reconstructed Rivalries and the Struggle for Supremacy, Part Two 战国往事复原争鸣与逐鹿中 Historical259k WordsCompleted Professor Liu Fengquan has devoted many years to the study of pre-Qin history and literature. Contending Ideas and the Struggle for Hegemony is a faithful reconstruction of the history of the Warring States period. For readers who want to understand the truth of history and study the classics, reading this book is the wisest choice. Contending Ideas and the Struggle for Hegemony is a serious work of historical reading. Based on chronological records, it is carefully conceived and structured, wea 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  12. 162 Tales of the Warring States: Reconstructed Rivalries and the Struggle for Supremacy, Part Three 战国往事复原争鸣与逐鹿下 Historical268k WordsCompleted Professor Liu Fengquan has devoted many years to the study of pre-Qin history and literature. Contending Ideas and the Struggle for Hegemony is a faithful reconstruction of the history of the Warring States period. For readers who want to understand the truth of history and study the classics, reading this book is the wisest choice. Contending Ideas and the Struggle for Hegemony is a serious work of historical reading. Based on chronological records, it is carefully conceived and structured, wea —Reads—Score—Shelves
  13. 163 Tales of the Spring and Autumn Period: Reconstructed Rites and the Struggle for Hegemony, Part One 春秋往事复原尊礼与图霸上 Historical256k WordsCompleted Professor Liu Fengquan has spent many years researching the history and literature of the pre-Qin period. Honoring Ritual and Striving for Hegemony offers a comprehensive and accurate reconstruction of the history of the Spring and Autumn period. For readers who want to understand the truth of history and study the classics, this book is the wisest choice. Based on chronological historical records, it is carefully structured and arranges its sources into a coherent narrative, rejecting fabricati 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  14. 164 Tales of the Spring and Autumn Period: Reconstructed Rites and the Struggle for Hegemony, Part Two 春秋往事复原尊礼与图霸中 Historical259k WordsCompleted Professor Liu Fengquan has devoted many years to the study of pre-Qin history and literature. Honoring Ritual and Seeking Hegemony is a faithful reconstruction of the history of the Spring and Autumn period. For readers who want to understand the truth of history and study the classics, reading this book is the wisest choice. Honoring Ritual and Seeking Hegemony is a serious work of historical reading. Based on chronological records, it is carefully conceived and structured, weaving together his —Reads—Score—Shelves
  15. 165 Reconstructing the Spring and Autumn: Reviving Rituals and Pursuing Hegemony 春秋往事复原尊礼与图霸下 Historical267k WordsCompleted Professor Liu Fengquan has spent many years researching the history and literature of the pre-Qin era. Respecting Rites and Pursuing Hegemony is a faithful reconstruction of the historical events of the Spring and Autumn period. For readers who want to understand the truth of history and study the classics, this book is the wisest choice. Respecting Rites and Pursuing Hegemony is a serious work of history. Based on chronological historical sources, it is carefully planned and structured, with th —Reads—Score—Shelves
  16. 166 Three Kingdoms: I Transmigrated to Shu and Became the Incorrigible A Dou 三国:穿越蜀国成了扶不起的阿斗 Historical118k WordsOngoing Also known as: From the Three Kingdoms to the Myriad Worlds: Becoming the Strongest [Transmigration, Ascension, System] Liu Shan transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms and unveils the world’s mysterious nature. The path of immortal cultivation truly exists. —Reads—Score—Shelves
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  17. 167 Starting with Growing Sweet Potatoes 从种红薯开始 Historical857k WordsOngoing Can you transmigrate just by riding a high-speed train through a tunnel? From then on, he grows sweet potatoes, produces grain, and stores provisions; gathers refugees and trains elite troops; breaks the Three Strategists, recruits the Five Dragons, and subdues the Ten Tigers. Thus begins the struggle to unite the Three Kingdoms… 102Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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  18. 168 Three Kingdoms: A Duckweed in a Chaotic Age 三国:乱世浮萍 Historical1.2M WordsOngoing (Late Han and Three Kingdoms era + alternate history + no System + snatching opportunities + vying for supremacy + famous generals + renowned beauties): The score is low because it was just rated. The pacing is slow, and the Yellow Turban Rebellion arc is complete. In the second year of Guanghe, winter has come to the wilderness of Jizhou. Chen Mo, a displaced refugee, huddles among dead grass and corpses, starving and freezing, on the brink of death. Just as a bandit's blade is about to fall, d 57Reads6.3Score118Shelves
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  19. 169 I Reincarnated as Xiang Yu and Crossed the Wu River 魂穿项羽,我过了乌江 Historical745k WordsCompleted The protagonist is Xiang Yun, a modern man well versed in history. He unexpectedly transmigrates into Xiang Yu at the Battle of Gaixia, surrounded by the lament of songs from all sides, and forms a strange symbiosis and fusion with Xiang Yu's soul. This is more than a transmigration: it is a collision and reshaping of souls from two different eras. This is no simple attempt to defy fate, but an experiment in fusing modern thinking with the spirit of an ancient conqueror. We will witness how a ne 9Reads6.1Score—Shelves
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  20. 170 Late Han: Yuan Shao Rebuilds His Hegemony 汉末:袁本初重铸霸业 Historical1.2M WordsCompleted [Three Kingdoms + No System + No Gunpowder + Grand-Scale Battles] This book combines historical speculation with political intrigue and contests of wit, recasting Yuan Benchu as a decisive ruler well versed in the art of kingship, and telling an epic tale of his rise to power in Hebei, unlike the story in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. 26Reads5.3Score—Shelves
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  21. 171 The Langya Record 琅琊录 Historical559k WordsCompleted (The rating just came out. Will it go up?) (Not mindless wish fulfillment) (History) (Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods) (Farming) (Family) (Partially focused on conquest) (No golden finger) (Reborn in the womb) (No firearms) You're probably used to hearing about illustrious clans like the Langya Wang family. Here's someone whose surname is actually Langya. Give it a try if you're curious. Just after New Year's, an ordinary college student transmigrates and becomes the son of a tyrant 91Reads7.5Score—Shelves
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  22. 172 A Century of Hegemony 霸业百年 Historical382k WordsOngoing Following the struggles for supremacy among the feudal lords of the Spring and Autumn period, this book paints a sweeping portrait of three hundred years of history in rich prose and heartfelt narration. Slaughter and conquest, intrigue and love, glory and dreams, righteousness and evil collide and intermingle, rising and falling in a tumultuous tide... Those beautiful things, those hidden things, those hard things, those things that bring tears to your eyes the moment you touch them. A thousand —Reads—Score—Shelves
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  23. 173 Defying Heaven by Half a Move: I Am Cao Cao’s Legitimate Eldest Son 胜天半子,我才是曹操嫡长子 Historical574k WordsOngoing Not an invincible hero story. Respects history, with humor and gravitas side by side, and plenty of laughs and tears! Cao Yang, a history PhD from Changdu University, one of China's 985 universities, transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms for the first time and becomes Cao Cao's eldest son, Cao Ang. Though he survives the Battle of Wancheng, the butterfly effect and chaos in time and space ultimately lead to his assassination. When he wakes up a second time, he knows that academic credentials are u 6Reads—Score—Shelves
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  24. 174 Late Eastern Han: One Sword Strike, and I Unleash the Three Kingdoms' Age of Chaos 东汉末年,我一剑斩出乱世三国 Eastern Fantasy428k WordsOngoing My name is Dou Yu. My grandfather was a great general second only to The Outcast, and my father was the greatest swordsman under Heaven, yet I became an orphan. In the year of Jiazi, I unexpectedly inherited Zhang Jue's legacy. From then on, I entered Luoyang, enrolled in the Imperial Academy, and severed my ties to the mortal world. This is a different kind of late Han chaos. Everyone upholds Confucianism as orthodox, while the Hundred Schools and Nine Schools are relegated to the demonic and h 1Reads8.8Score—Shelves
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  25. 175 Divining the Three Kingdoms: The Record of the Mysterious Mirror's Beauties 算鼎三国:玄镜红颜录 Historical2.8M WordsCompleted No transmigration, no System! At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, in an age of turmoil as the Three Kingdoms era approaches, Lu Zhao, a young man from a poor family, solves a murder case in Yingchuan with Cai Yan's help, exposes Dong Zhuo's plot to move the capital in Luoyang, cracks a secret case there with Diao Chan, intercepts Yuan Shao's secret envoy at the Battle of Guandu, offers a stratagem within a stratagem at the Red Cliffs battlefield, saves Sun Shangxiang from a raging current, an 2Reads—Score—Shelves
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  26. 176 A Hundred Years of Chaos 乱世百年 Historical320k WordsOngoing I’ve loved the Three Kingdoms for a long time. I’ve wanted to write something I like for ages, but I never dared. When writing historical fiction, if you don’t have transmigration or a golden finger, it can take a lot of time and effort without attracting many readers. Unless, that is, the author has extraordinary literary talent and historical knowledge. Neither of those really describes me. Still, everyone has thoughts that drift away from reality. Some call them dreams, others call them wild —Reads—Score—Shelves
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