Books About Transmigrating to the Great Tang That Respect History

157 戏 Game Datang Under the Bodhi LeavesHistorical654k WordsOngoing 212Reads8.4Score—Shelves

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From immersive games to tearing up scripts, the protagonist understands what the real Tang Dynasty is in the pile of bones.

158 我 I Opened an Inn in the Tang Dynasty Genius CabbageHistorical305k WordsOngoing 23Reads6.3Score—Shelves

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✨✨Li Qingfeng traveled to the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty and became the owner of a small inn. Along with him came a system called "Modern Inn of the Tang Dynasty". You can earn points just by hosting guests. 🌈Qingfeng Li even received a novice reward from the system and awakened his golden talent: unparalleled cooking skills! 🍓Empress Changsun looked at the scrambled eggs with tomatoes on the plate, with hesitation in her eyes: "Shopkeeper, this thing is so brightly colored, is it really edible?" Li Shimin patted the soft big bed under him: "Shopkeeper, will this bed be sold?" 🔥Cheng Yaojin drank a big mouthful of Erguotou, which made him cough repeatedly: Good wine, good wine! The shopkeeper will order two more bowls!

159 祁 Qi Tongwei Was Reborn as Wu Dalang, and Water Margin Went Crazy Bookworm Emerges from CocoonHistorical373k WordsOngoing 48Reads8.7Score—Shelves

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This is a time travel to Water Margin, and it respects history more.

160 我 My Leisurely Life in Tang Dynasty Mu Yun Who Loves to Eat Fermented RiceHistorical301k WordsCompleted 105Reads—Score—Shelves

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Li Runtian, associate professor of Agricultural University, traveled to the Tang Dynasty. When he opened his eyes, he saw a cowshed, cow dung, and a cow staring at him. He decided: In this life, he will never sit down if he can lie down, and he will never move if he can stay still. In order to drink water while lying down, he invented an automatic drip device. In order not to carry water, he built a water tanker. In order not to answer questions every day, he wrote a book called "Runtian Farming Book" and threw it under the tree - he liked to read it, but he didn't pull it down. He stole it and didn't look for it. Anyway, he would return it after reading it. As a result, the county prince squatted to listen when he came, the governor also squatted to listen when he came, and people from all over the country lined up to squat. Money piled up on the kang, chickens and ducks filled the courtyard, but he still said the same thing: "Everything is fine."

161 大 Great Tang: Father, You Won’t Rebel? Then I Will Eighty Thousand Miles into the WindHistorical537k WordsCompleted 6kReads7.6Score289Shelves

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The first book travels through Li Chengqian, leading Li Shimin in rebellion at the beginning, personally killing the prince Li Jiancheng and the king of Qi Li Yuanji, sending Li Shimin to the throne of prince, and then helping Li Shimin ascend the throne and proclaim himself emperor. Eventually, he led the Tang Dynasty to a prosperous dynasty and unified the world. The second and third books have been completed, and they are all unsystematic historical texts of the Tang Dynasty.

164 大 Datang: It's Great to Be a Salted Fish, but You Will Never Leave the Mountain Han Feng, Whose Sword Aura Is BrutalHistorical101k WordsCompleted 429Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Recommended recommended.

165 贞 King Zhenguan Xiaoyao, I Just Want to Lie Down Billions of Dreams Have MeHistorical601k WordsCompleted 2Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Stable updates every day without any lag

166 小 Xiao Sizi's Journey to Two Worlds Jiang's Is GoodUrban6.2M WordsOngoing 2.9kReads7.6Score191Shelves

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Not bad, good-looking,,

167 反 The Rebellious Prince Li Chengqian Thick Ink and Light PenHistorical498k WordsOngoing 290Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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This Tang Dynasty is what you want to read! [Make a face][make a face][make a face]

168 一 A Pool of Mirrors Chen YunxiHistorical270k WordsCompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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This book is about historical redemption and time travel. In reality, the protagonist is unable to restore his father's coma. He relies on the time and space objects in his ancestors' tombs to travel to ancient times, hoping to reverse the regretful predicament in reality by rewriting the past.

169 贞 The Winds of Zhenguan A Life of TragedyHistorical151k WordsCompleted 1.8kReads8.2Score111Shelves

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170 大 A Thousand Years of Dreams in the Tang Dynasty Catching a Cat and Getting a FishHistorical65k WordsOngoing 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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[Shy][shy][shy]

171 再 Following the Bloody Tang Dynasty, the Chess Game Comes to an End Daodao Returns to the WorldEastern Fantasy386k WordsCompleted 3Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Book review title: "While others are writing about "taking over the world", he is writing about "saving the world" - a northern epic that subverts your understanding of historical fantasy." Amidst the hustle and bustle of countless online articles vying for the protagonist to "become emperor in three years and unify in five years", one work quietly squatted down, picked up a handful of scorched earth, and buried a potato. This is not a cool article, it is a solemn inquiry on "what is governing the world". With amazing writing power, the author restores the Anshi Rebellion from a vassal rebellion to the scene of the systematic collapse of civilization: the imperial court relied on eunuchs to survive, the border army was empty due to redeployment, and the people were crushed like grass between Tang and Yan. As for the protagonist Li Qingtian, he does not have a golden finger to change his destiny. He only relies on his fire power to play with people's hearts and builds a "common grave" in the mountains of corpses and seas of blood - the dead have no regard for Tang Yan and only care about the common people. The most shocking thing about this book is its ultimate description of "reconstruction": While others write about war, he writes about collecting souls after the war: four thousand soldiers' names are carved into temples, and the remains of all people are wrapped in brocade and buried; others write about political strategy, but he writes about system establishment: public trials of war criminals, release of grain in charity warehouses, and new laws carved on wood and spread everywhere; others write about farming, but he writes about the recovery of people's hearts: Hu merchants dared to hang up lamps, children dared to bury seeds, and old farmers knelt down to offer potato seedlings and said, "The autumn harvest can still be saved." The true sense of epic lies not in the millions of soldiers, but in whether a bowl of hot porridge can be served to a living person. What's even more rare is that all the characters in the book are flesh and blood and have self-consistent logic: Guo Ziyi bursts into tears but insists on his integrity; Pugu Huai'en raises his troops to clear the emperor but refuses to surrender to the north; Yang Mi issues an edict in the name of "commoner" to shake the Shilin of Chang'an... They are not tool men, but real souls torn apart by the times. And the fantasy elements? The Buddha lotus in the left eye, the magic pattern in the right eye, the whispers of the ancient gods, and the black sun hanging in the sky - but these have never taken over the spotlight. They are just mirrors that reflect human nature: the greatest devil is never in the abyss, but in people's despair for order and acquiescence to tyranny. The book also hides a grand vision: from the Yingzhou Rebellion to the Anshi War, from Longyou and Tubo to the eastward expansion of food, the author tries to reveal that the decline of the Tang Dynasty was not due to one thief, but because the entire system lost the ability to "make the people dare to believe in tomorrow." If you are fed up with the routines of "Determined killing = mindless massacre" and "Ploy = stabbing the whole family in the back"; if you are eager to see a work that has the coldness of "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" and the warmth of "The people are tired, but they can be well-off" in "The Book of Songs"; then, please enter this northern border. Here, the hero does not rely on slaughtering the city to prove his truth, but relies on letting a child dare to plant seeds beside the grave to declare: China is not dead, but is being reborn.

172 定 Settling Down in the Tang Dynasty Half-Fallen DemonHistorical1.3M WordsOngoing 2.1kReads8.6Score147Shelves

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Story summary: Story introduction: A modern man's life in the Tang Dynasty Character characteristics: Real

173 开 A Poem at the Beginning That Drove Li Taibai Crazy PiaofengzhiAncient Romance1.0M WordsCompleted 1.2kReads8.1Score—Shelves

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I strongly recommend "Entering the Tang Dynasty with Poetry". The protagonist reads Song poetry in the Tang Dynasty at the beginning, and all the problems in it are solved by poetry! There are laughs and tears, the protagonist is intelligent and the villain is not confused! Very nice!

178 大 The Legend of the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty Zizhuo V QingmangHistorical332k WordsOngoing 5Reads—Score—Shelves

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All the Tang Dynasty books have some mention of technology and systems. So far, I have found that only this one is historically accurate. The author also popularized many ancient things. What's even more rare is that it is double-crossed and has two pig's feet. The writing is not outstanding. It is not dazzling, but it is also top-notch for tomatoes.

179 大 The Great Tang’s Great Wall Watcher Mm, Heh, Ah, Ha, YoHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted 439Reads6.7Score—Shelves

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The special forces traveled to the Tang Dynasty and became the eldest son of the door god Qin Qiong, who had been dead for many years. He was also considered to be a general who broke the army. When all the truth was revealed, he realized that the prehistoric era was not a story.

180 大 Tang Dynasty: Immortal, Experienced Twenty-One Emperors Xiao JiaxuHistorical263k WordsOngoing 75Reads—Score—Shelves

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I rarely read Changshengliu, but this one poked a stick in my mind. The protagonist experienced the Xuanwu Gate and the Northern Expedition against the Turks, was a hero of Lingyan Pavilion, and had a good time drinking and talking with Li Chunfeng, Du Fu and others. But if the life span is too long, everyone who cares will leave first. The prosperous age is real, and the loneliness is also real.

181 大 Datang: Start as Xiang Yu, the Unparalleled God of War August PersimmonHistorical371k WordsCompleted 61Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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At this time, Dajue invaded the south in many directions, driving straight to the Wei River, threatening Chang'an, and the God of War appeared... Chai Shao: "Wei Yu's bravery is suitable for my daughter!" Li Jing: "With this good general, the north will be sure!" Li Er: "With Wei Yu here, I will let all the countries come to pay homage..."

184 重 Reborn King You of Zhou, Kill Bao Si and Sacrifice the Flag at the Beginning Mr. KatydidHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 1.1kReads8.4Score119Shelves

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Although he is not from the Tang Dynasty, he respects history and is not systematic.

185 选 Choose a Hero to Change History? Wait, I Will Pass Away First Slow for a Long TimeHistorical2.4M WordsOngoing 179Reads8.3Score—Shelves

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The chapter at the beginning is about the white-haired soldiers of the Tang Dynasty, which is a historical regret. Please feel free to read it.

186 唐 Tangcao HongdieHistorical972k WordsOngoing 5Reads6.0Score—Shelves

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History + fiction + Tang Dynasty + no system, the story of a little man's counterattack in life in the Tang Dynasty, a very exciting novel!

187 晚 A Capable Minister in the Late Tang Dynasty: Supporting the Emperor at the Top, Stepping on the Feudal Lord at the Bottom Mr. Qiu MinHistorical394k WordsOngoing 3Reads—Score—Shelves

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Highly recommended, a very good book

188 大 Great Tang: Sign-In for Zhao Zilong's Legacy White InkstoneHistorical503k WordsCompleted 5.4kReads8.3Score219Shelves

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Most of the plots are based on the blueprint of history, and a few may break through the Tang Dynasty!

189 西 Journey to the West: I Became Invincible by Signing In in the Tang Empire Cangli AoEastern Fantasy206k WordsCompleted 14Reads—Score—Shelves

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Respect the historical timeline and serve as the governor of the Tang Dynasty. Allowed to be sophisticated [laughing]

190 冒 Passing Myself Off as a Langya Native Eastern Zhou Young Master NanHistorical1.5M WordsOngoing 532.3kReads9.7Score56.9kShelves

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🔥🔥The Ming Dynasty is almost done, and it is besieged on all sides. At this time, the protagonist Zhu Lian stood up and picked up the Emperor's Sword. 🌸🌸It was so domineering. He started reforms, eliminated corruption, and even fought against foreign enemies. 🎉🎉At the beginning, he wanted to protect the prince and evacuate to Nanjing safely, but he didn't expect that as the plot continued, he would directly change the fate of the country!

191 太 After Taizong, Reviving the Great Tang Li ZhenHistorical884k WordsOngoing 194kReads9.3Score21.2kShelves

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🐾The queen dies. The protagonist travels through the Tang Dynasty and is the second son. After the prince breaks his leg, he leads the officials to create the prosperous Tang Dynasty step by step, and works tirelessly to achieve the goals of vast territory, political enlightenment, and economic prosperity.

193 大 His Royal Highness the Tang Dynasty Thug The Fat-Free SeaHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 55Reads—Score—Shelves

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This really respects history! What's wrong with Zhenguan without the five surnames and Qiwang!

194 唐 A Guide to Traveling Through the Tang Dynasty: a Handbook of People's Life in Chang'an and Other Places (New Edition) Forest DeerHistorical174k WordsCompleted 570Reads9.4Score144Shelves

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The first one is about traveling through time and becoming a prince. This one is more down-to-earth and doesn't have such a big golden finger. The other three copies are for free.