Historical Fiction, No Idiotic Characters, No System, Serving the People and the World 历史文，不无脑，无系统，为民，为天下

1. 151 并 Unify the Han 并汉 Dreaming做梦中Historical1.1M WordsCompleted From the start, he wakes up lying in a coffin, then is reborn as the illegitimate grandson of a local Han Dynasty strongman, with the Eye of the Ice Mirror. “Let’s see how this young upstart turns the tide.” Watch how Dong Xian and his companions embark on a new journey and build a new world. 527Reads8.3Score—Shelves
2. 152 魂 Reborn in Li Bai's Body? From the Start at Mawei Post Station, I Save Yang Yuhuan 魂穿李白？开局马嵬驿，我救玉环 Wanderer of Nanke南柯行者Historical1.2M WordsCompleted One of Tomato's rare gems. The An Lushan Rebellion, an exiled immortal and a noble consort, intrigue amid chaos, and fervent devotion to the nation. A man remains a boy until the day he dies. As he makes his way through life, apart from Yang Yuhuan, his unattainable first love, which of the colorful women of the Tang dynasty became his cinnabar-marked love? And who remained the one he could never let go? Most importantly, whether heroes or villains, everyone is sharp-witted. This story is entire 173Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Thin chaff that is rare in tomatoes. During the Anshi Rebellion, the imperial concubine was banished. In troubled times, there is power and conspiracy, and there is a passion for family and country. The key is that no matter whether you are a decent person or a villain, your IQ is always online. On this point, it instantly kills 99.9% Of Tomato historical articles. No messy system, highly recommended

3. 153 穿 Transmigrating to the Upheaval of the Five Barbarians: A Bloodstained Chang'an Sings of War 穿越五胡乱华：血色长安启战歌 Young Master Weinan公子威南Historical564k WordsCompleted Transmigrating means hell from the start! Modern historian Xu Zhaoyuan opens his eyes amid mountains of corpses and rivers of blood during the Five Barbarians’ Upheaval. A Xiongnu blade hangs over his neck, while tens of thousands of refugees, women, and children behind him are on the brink of death. This is a hellish start! A golden finger? I am the golden finger! ✅ Foresight into history: seize the initiative in a chaotic age! ✅ Technological superiority: establish farms along the Wei River, d 31Reads7.8Score—Shelves

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   Hardcore time travel, survive wisely and bravely! Traveling through time is hell, and there are zero cheats at the beginning! Xu Zhaoyuan, a modern historian, has penetrated the bloodiest battlefields of China during the Five Dynasties. There is no system by your side, no golden fingers to clear the way, only a wealth of history and knowledge that spans thousands of years! Under the iron heel of the Huns, he relied on strategy to forge a bloody edict to gain a foothold, and relied on courage to ride alone to save the United States and break through. To gather the refugees, we do not rely on space for farming, but implement the "Weishui Farming Policy" and use the method of replacing farmland and accumulating fertilizer to fight famine! The alliance between Di and Qiang relies on insight into human nature and political games. See how he used his flesh and blood, modern wisdom and unyielding will to fight his way out of purgatory and ignite the spark of civilization! #Realtimetravel #nosystem #strategyforhegemony

4. 154 穿 The Transmigrated City Lord 穿越女城主 Tianheng Palace天珩宫Ancient Romance647k WordsOngoing [Love triangle, slow burn, taking things one step at a time! The emotional entanglements of adults: the first male lead is passionate and fixated, while the second is clever and in control. The second male lead wins her heart.] [A beauty skilled in political intrigue! She pursues an official career, rises to a high position, and remains calm and self-possessed, leaving a prince heartbroken.] She has always believed that staying independent and relying on no one is the safest way to survive. But 18Reads—Score—Shelves

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   The Machiavellian heroine is far-sighted, has a steady grasp on her official career, has a bright future, and is rising in the court. She is calm and self-possessed, which makes the prince feel sad.

5. 155 楚 Chu Yunxing 楚云行 Peng Hu彭胡Historical1.8M WordsOngoing [No transmigration, no System, no formulaic tropes, no brainless decisions, no invincible protagonist, no wish-fulfillment. Read with caution if these bother you.] The history of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms + wuxia + political intrigue + a young hero’s legend + the mysterious Tang Mo Dao + homeland and humanity + love and hate + the traditional chapter-and-verse format = an epic historical wuxia saga of sweeping grandeur 28Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Take a look at this book, a rare historical martial arts book of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, with plots of family and state, games between vassals and towns, martial arts love and hatred, humanistic life, military wars, vivid portraits of characters, traditional chapters and chapters, no system, no time travel, no brainlessness, a new book worth reading.

6. 156 欲 Ascend to the Ninth Heaven 欲上云霄九重天 Reading Ink, Listening to the Wind读墨听风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 341Reads—Score—Shelves

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   "Desire to the Nine Heavens" is an epic of troubled times that spans more than ten years and gives an overview of the rise and fall of the four kingdoms. It breaks away from the "black and white" formula of traditional Machiavellian novels and plunges its writing into the most real human heart. The two core male protagonists in the book are never flat "decent" and "villain": the first male protagonist Qi Ming went from a wandering boy on the streets of Yong Dynasty to the throne of the Flame Phoenix King. He has a kind side - opening up new opportunities and reducing gifts. There are also mortal struggles between taxing and protecting the people under his rule: facing Pan Chi's Zen position, he refused to give up. He was not only afraid of not being able to shoulder the heavy responsibility of the country, but also afraid of the backlash brought by power; in order to protect the people around him, he also wavered at the boundaries of power. The second male protagonist, Xiao Lin, is the iron-blooded emperor of the Yong Dynasty. He killed the king in cold blood and subjugated the soldiers, but he also had tenderness for his lover Su Ling'er and the sobriety that "the people's heart is the strongest city wall." He believed in iron-fisted power throughout his life, but after he ascended the throne, he was gradually backlashed by the evil consequences he had planted. The court games throughout the book are intertwined, from the transformation of the Yong Dynasty Palace to the Zen throne of Yanhuang, from the hidden secrets of the Four Kingdoms to the open situation of the Three Kingdoms Alliance, and the war scenes are even more magnificent and tragic: the confrontation at Shiping Pass, the surprise attack at Hansu Pass, the fierce battle between the Snowfield and the Xuanshuang Army. Behind every killing, what is written is not a simple victory or defeat, but the collision of different governing logics. The sharpest core of the book is that it puts "people's hearts and minds" absolutely above all plots, wars, and heroic narratives: Xiao Lin tried his best, but because he lost the hearts of the people, he was finally pressed by Qiming's "submission of the people"; Qiming's "catfish theory" and "power comes from the people" governing philosophy are never empty slogans, but are based on the reality of promoting trade and benefiting workers, resettling refugees, and reforming official governance. Even those seemingly inconspicuous little people - the old people guarding the dilapidated inn, the soldiers who were drafted, and the people who were struggling to survive in the war, their choices are the real force that pushes the four countries forward. This is not a novel about "how a hero reaches the top", but a story about how everyone struggles with desire, responsibility, and conscience in troubled times, and is ultimately weighed by the steelyard of "people's hearts."

7. 157 后 The Chronicles of Later Zhao, Volume One: The Biography of Shi Le 后赵演义第一卷石勒传 Chrysanthemum on the Stone Palace Bank石宫岸菊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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   Autumn in the fifth year of Yongjia comes extremely early and is also extremely chilling. The sky in Luoyang City was dyed an ominous gray-yellow color by the beacon smoke. The imperial capital that was once crowded with crowns and crowns was now besieged on all sides. Tens of thousands of Xiongnu troops led by Han general Shi Hu had besieged this isolated city for more than three months. Within the city, the moans of the dying could occasionally be heard among the broken walls. Deep in the palace, seventeen-year-old Princess Liu Li of Xiangyang was kneeling in front of her father Liu Yao's bed, gently wiping his hot forehead with a wet silk scarf. "Li'er, let's go..." Liu Yao opened his eyes with difficulty, and his sharp gaze had become cloudy. "Take the imperial seal and leave the city through the secret passage to find your uncle..." "Father, I won't leave." Liu Li shook his head stubbornly, tears falling silently, "I want to guard you." There was a sudden killing sound outside the window, and after a crash that shook the ground, a desperate cry came: "The city is broken! The Huns have entered the city!" Liu Li shuddered, and the silk scarf in his hand fell into the basin. She stood up suddenly and ran to the window. But they saw fires all over the imperial city, black smoke billowing, and the Huns cavalry pouring into the palace gate like a tide. The sound of arrows piercing the air, the sound of weapons clashing, and the screams mixed together, playing an elegy for the end of the empire. "Let's go!" Liu Yao screamed with all his last strength, then coughed violently, and blood spilled from the corners of his mouth, "For the sake of the Liu family... Let's go!" The old eunuch Wang Jing rushed in quickly: "Princess, follow the old slave quickly! The rebels have arrived in Yongxiang!" Liu Li glanced at her father for the last time with blurry eyes, bit her lip, took out a square object wrapped in brocade from the secret compartment of the dragon couch, put it into her arms, and then turned around and followed Wang Jing to the secret passage behind the palace. The moment their figures disappeared behind the screen, the hall door collapsed. A Hun general wearing black armor and a curly beard strode in, the ring-headed sword in his hand still dripping with blood. He glanced at the empty hall, and finally his eyes fell on Liu Yao, who was dying on the dragon couch. "Your Majesty the Emperor of Han, you are well." The general sneered and swung his sword to strike. "General Zhang, wait!" A voice came from behind. The person who walked in was a middle-aged general in his early thirties, with bright armor and a face that was not as rough as the average Huns. Instead, he had a touch of Han elegance, and only a pair of eagle eyes were so sharp that it made people feel heartbeat. "What advice does General Jackal have?" The previous general held back his sword in dissatisfaction. The general who was called "General Jackal" slightly raised his hand: "General Shi has an order, and whoever captures Liu Yao alive will be rewarded with a thousand gold coins. What's more..." He glanced meaningfully at the dragon bed, "Although the Emperor of Han is defeated, he is still the king of a country and should be treated with dignity." The bearded general snorted and sheathed his sword: "Then leave it to General Jackal." After saying that, he turned around and strode away, obviously searching for loot elsewhere. Zhang Jack walked slowly towards the dragon bed, looked at the dying Liu Yao, and said softly: "Does the Emperor of Han still have any unfulfilled wishes?" Liu Yao opened his eyes with difficulty, his lips moved, but no sound came out. Finally, he cast his gaze somewhere behind the palace, his pupils gradually dilated, and finally became silent. Zhang Jack stood quietly for a moment, then suddenly turned around and scanned every corner of the hall with sharp eyes. His gaze finally settled on a slightly shaking screen. "Search." He gave a brief order to his soldiers. Several soldiers immediately rushed behind the screen and soon discovered a hidden passage. "General, there is a secret passage here! It seems that someone has just passed by!" Zhang Jack's eyes narrowed: "Chat." ... The streets of Luoyang are already a hell on earth. The Huns soldiers burned, killed and looted wildly, and countless people fell in a pool of blood. The once prosperous imperial capital has now become a slaughterhouse. In a remote alley, Liu Li and Wang Jing hurried forward. The princess had put on the coarse clothes of an ordinary civilian girl, and her face had been smeared with dust, but her straight back and extraordinary temperament were still incompatible with the surrounding environment. "Princess, leave the city from here and walk thirty miles south to the White Horse Temple. We can go there to take shelter first..." Before the old eunuch finished speaking, several Huns soldiers suddenly appeared in the alley ahead. "Hey, there are still two fish that slipped through the net!" The soldiers laughed and gathered around. Wang Jing hurriedly protected Liu Li behind him: "Come on, sir, we are just ordinary people..." A soldier pushed the old eunuch away and looked at Liu Li lustfully: "Although this little lady is dirty, she has a good figure." After saying this, he reached out to touch Liu Li's face. Liu Li took a step back suddenly and said sternly: "Get your dirty hands off!" Although he tried his best to hide it, the command tone formed by long-term pampering still made several soldiers stunned. "Hey, it's pretty intense!" The soldiers laughed and got closer. Wang Jing rushed forward to protect the princess, but was stabbed through the abdomen with a knife. The old eunuch's eyes widened and he slowly fell down, his blood staining the bluestone. "Prince!" Liu Li exclaimed, subconsciously helping the old man. The brocade package in his arms accidentally slipped off, revealing a corner of gold and jade. The eyes of several soldiers were immediately attracted: "What kind of treasure is that?" Just as one of them reached out to grab it, an arrow shot through the air and pierced his throat accurately. The other soldiers were shocked and turned around to see a group of elite cavalry standing at the entrance of the alley. The leader was Zhang Jackal. The bow in his hand was still trembling slightly, and his eyes were as cold as ice. "The scoundrels who disobey military orders and plunder the people will be punished on the spot." Zhang Jack's voice was calm, but with unquestionable majesty. The soldiers behind him immediately stepped forward and killed all the frightened soldiers without mercy. Zhang Jack got off his horse and walked step by step towards Liu Li, who was frozen on the spot. She held the package in her arms tightly, her face was as pale as paper, but her eyes stubbornly met the gaze of the visitor. He stood three steps in front of her, his eyes moving from the package in her arms to her face that was still delicate and extraordinary even though it was stained with dust, and finally settled on her eyes that were trembling slightly with fear but still maintained a certain noble demeanor. "Who are you?" Zhang Jack asked, his voice unexpectedly calm. Liu Li bit her lower lip and refused to answer. Zhang Jackal's eyes fell on her earlobe - although there was nothing there, there were obvious traces of pierced ears, which were caused by wearing heavy earrings for a long time. He also noticed that although she was wearing coarse cloth, the edge of the silk lining was vaguely exposed at the neckline. "A girl from an ordinary family would not use Shu brocade as a lining." Zhang Jack said calmly, reaching out to pick up the piece of golden horn that slipped out of the package. "And there would be no jade seal to pass down the country." Liu Li shuddered and subconsciously hugged the package tighter. Zhang Jack looked at the golden horn in his hand and said in a calm tone: "Liu Yao's young daughter, named Xiangyang, is seventeen years old. She is good at music and has a good knowledge of classics and history. She is deeply favored by the Emperor of Han Dynasty. But Your Highness?" Liu Li looked up in shock, unable to believe that this Xiongnu general knew so much about him. Zhang Jack seemed to have read through her thoughts, and raised the corner of his lips slightly: "Soldiers are also deceitful. Knowing your enemy and your own ally can lead to a hundred battles without danger." He gently stroked the golden horn in his hand, "Your Highness, you have two choices: one is to refuse to admit your identity, then I can only treat you as an ordinary prisoner. In today's chaotic army, you must have an idea of the fate of a woman like you." He paused for a moment, his eyes blazing: "Second, admit your identity and follow me back. I guarantee with my life that I will treat you with courtesy and protect you." Liu Li stared at him, weighing rapidly in his mind. She thought of her father's instructions before his death, the jade seal in his arms, and the hope of the Liu family's revival... After a long time, she slowly raised her head and straightened her back, which had been slightly bent by fear. "I am Princess Xiangyang of the Han Dynasty." Her voice was still trembling, but she had restored the majesty that a member of the royal family should have. "Since the general knows the etiquette, he should treat him with the courtesy of a prince." A trace of surprise flashed in Zhang Jack's eyes, and then turned into a bit of appreciation. He bowed and performed a standard Han courtesy: "Your Majesty, Zhang Jack, please come with me. It is not suitable to stay here for a long time." ... Zhang Jack placed Liu Li in his own courtyard in the west of the city. He sent his trusted followers to guard her carefully, but also gave her the courtesy she deserved - a separate room, neat clothes, and even a few volumes of books and a guqin. Three days later, Zhang Jack visited again. He put on a scribe's robe. If it weren't for his sharp eyes, he would almost look like a Han scholar. "Are you getting used to living there, princess?" He asked, his tone polite and distant. Liu Lizuan sat at the table and nodded slightly: "Thank you, General, for taking care of me. But I don't know what the General plans to do with me?" Zhang Jack didn't answer and asked, "Princess, does she know the current situation outside the city?" Liu Li was silent. She is under house arrest here and knows nothing about the outside world. "The Emperor of Han died, and all the princes and princes died for the country." Zhang Jack's voice was as calm as if he was saying something ordinary, "The Kingdom of Han... Is dead." Although he had been mentally prepared, Liu Li felt dizzy the moment he heard this. She clutched her sleeves tightly, her nails digging into her palms, maintaining her final composure through the pain. "So... The general is going to dedicate his palace to Shi Hu?" She asked in a hoarse voice. A flash of surprise flashed in Zhang Jacky's eyes: "Princess, you know General Shi?" "The most powerful general in the Xiongnu Han Kingdom, he is very murderous, and he is especially good at... Collecting noble family members of defeated prisoners." Liu Li's tone was filled with disgust that could not be concealed, "Are you right?" Zhang Jacky smiled slightly: "Princess is smart. However, General Shi has now been granted the title of Zhongshan Gong, and his power is even greater than before." "So the general is going to use this palace as the starting point for promotion." Liu Li looked directly into his eyes. Zhang Jackal looked back calmly: "In troubled times, everyone has their own agenda. The value of the princess determines your situation. If it weren't for your identity, I would be no different from the ordinary women in the city at this moment." These words are cold, but it is the truth. Liu Li was silent for a moment, then suddenly said: "The general is a Han?" Zhang Jack raised his eyebrows: "How can you see that?" "Your Chinese is too fluent, and your etiquette is too standard. More importantly..." Liu Li's eyes sharpened, "The way you looked at the Han classics did not look like a Huns who ignored culture." Zhang Jack finally showed a look of real surprise. He was silent for a long time, and then slowly said: "My father is a Han from Bingzhou, and my mother is a Hun noble. As the princess can see, I am a bastard." There was a hint of self-mockery in these words, which Liu Li keenly caught. She said softly: "Since you are of the Han family, why do you help the emperor and slaughter your compatriots?" Zhang Jack's eyes suddenly turned cold: "The princess has lived in the palace for a long time. Do you know what life the Han people in Bingzhou lived under the rule of the Han Dynasty? Do you know why my father would rather marry a Huns woman than escape from the so-called 'countrymen'?" He stood up, and his tone became alienated again. "In three days, I will escort the princess to Yecheng to meet Duke Zhongshan. Please be prepared." When he reached the door, he suddenly stopped but did not look back: "Princess, if you want to survive, remember one thing: restrain your sharpness in front of Duke Zhongshan. What he likes is docile prey." ... On the way to Yecheng, Zhang Jackal's team encountered a sudden ambush. At that time, the convoy was traveling to a valley, when arrows suddenly rained down from both sides. More than a dozen guards fell to the ground. "Protect the princess!" Zhang Jack shouted, drew his sword to block the flying arrows, and quickly directed the convoy to form a defensive formation. Liu Li sat in the carriage, her heart beating like a drum. She heard the sounds of fighting and screams outside the car, and smelled an increasingly strong smell of blood. An arrow shot through the car curtain with a "whoosh" and was nailed to the car wall next to her ear, its tail feathers still trembling. Suddenly, the car curtain was suddenly opened, and a Hun soldier with a bloody face poked his head in, his eyes glistening with greed. He is obviously not Zhang Jack's person. "Come out!" He roughly stretched out his hand to grab Liu Li. Liu Li hurriedly retreated, but had nowhere to hide. Just when the dirty hand was about to touch the hem of her clothes, a flash of knife flashed and the hand was severed at the wrist. The soldier screamed and retreated, then was stabbed through the heart. Zhang Jack stood in front of the car, his armor splattered with blood, his eyes as fierce as Shura. He said briefly to Liu Li: "Stay in the car and don't come out." Then he lowered the car curtain and continued to fight. The battle lasted for about a stick of incense and finally subsided. When the car curtain was opened again, there was another bloodstain on Zhang Jack's face. "The rebels have retreated and the princess is frightened." His breathing was slightly rapid, but his voice remained calm. Liu Li looked at the blood dripping from his armor and asked softly, "Are you injured?" Zhang Jackal was stunned for a moment, as if he didn't expect that she would care about this, and then shook his head: "It's probably the blood of the enemy." He hesitated for a moment, and then said, "The attackers are the remnants of the Han Dynasty. They seem to know that the princess is in the car." Liu Li's heart tightened: "Are they here to save me?" Zhang Jack's eyes became complicated: "They are here to snatch the imperial seal." He looked at her meaningfully, "The princess may have overestimated the purity of people's hearts in troubled times." This sentence was like a basin of cold water, extinguishing the fire of hope that had just been ignited in Liu Li's heart. That night, the team rested at an abandoned inn. Zhang Jack personally checked Liu Li's room to make sure it was safe. "We will arrive in Yecheng tomorrow." He stood at the door and informed in a calm tone. Liu Li suddenly asked: "Why did the general choose to tell me the true purpose of the attacker?" Zhang Jack was silent for a moment and said: "Because the princess doesn't seem like a person who is willing to be used, even by her own people." He turned to leave. "General Zhang." Liu Li called him, "Have you read "Sun Tzu's Art of War"?" Zhang Jackal stopped and looked a little surprised: "You know a thing or two." "'Soldiers are also crafty. So they can show their inability to use it, and they can use it to show their use.'" Liu Li said slowly, "The general is well versed in this." Zhang Jackal turned back and looked at her deeply: "What does the princess want to say?" "I'm just thinking that the general took so much effort to protect a princess from the previous dynasty, is it really just for the sake of dedicating it to Shi Hu?" Liu Li looked directly into his eyes, "Maybe the general... Also has an agenda?" Zhang Jack looked at her for a long time, and suddenly the corners of his lips slightly raised: "The princess is really smart. Yes, I do have an agenda." He took a step forward and lowered his voice: "Shi Hu is sexually violent and lustful, but he won't live long. His sons are mediocre and incompetent, and his subordinates are doing their own thing. In these troubled times, someone will eventually replace him." Liu Li's heartbeat quickened: "The general has great ambitions." "It's not my ambition." Zhang Jack shook his head, "I have my own loyalties. If the princess wants to survive, or even want to see the light of day again one day, she needs to understand that her value is far more than just a plaything." He looked at her meaningfully: "The national jade seal is in your hands. This is your amulet and a bargaining chip for your future negotiations. Remember, don't give it to anyone easily, including Shi Hu." Liu Li subconsciously touched the jade seal in his arms: "Why did the general tell me this?" Zhang Zhen smiled faintly: "Because I can see that the princess is not an ordinary woman. In this troubled world, smart people should help each other, right?" He bowed: "It's late at night, princess, rest. Tomorrow... Will be a new beginning." The door was gently closed, and Liu Li stood alone in the room, with ups and downs in his heart. The various possibilities hinted in Zhang Jack's words allowed her to see a glimmer of hope in her despair. But is this Hun general really credible? Or is this another deeper conspiracy? She walked to the window and looked at the cold moon in the night sky. Her motherland is dead and all her relatives are dead, but she survives alone. Carrying the jade seal passed down to her country, she steps into the den of tigers and wolves. The road ahead is vast and uncertain. But there was one thing she was sure of - she would not be willing to be a subjugated princess at the mercy of others. "Father," she whispered softly to the bright moon, "Li'er will live and will keep the last dignity of the Liu family. No matter how difficult the road ahead is." The night wind blew by, bringing with it the bloody smell from the distance, and also brought with it a weak but tenacious hope in troubled times. What will Yecheng be like tomorrow? And what kind of character will the Zhongshan Gong Shihu, who is famous for his cruelty, be? Liu Li clenched the jade seal in her arms, her eyes gradually becoming firmer. Whatever lay ahead, she was ready.

8. 158 乱 Conquering the World in Turbulent Times 乱世之征伐天下 From Within a Book来自书中Historical1.3M WordsOngoing He spent his life waging wars. The world only ever called him a warmonger, bloodthirsty and fond of slaughter. How could they know what he truly thought? Fighting war with war may not be the best strategy, but it is the fastest way... 76Reads—Score—Shelves

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   This book is very consistent. You are welcome to read it when you have time [Please pay attention][Please pay attention][Please pay attention]

9. 159 仓 The Azure Heavens Are Dead, Now Is the Time to Fight! 仓天乃死，当搏！ Tong Like the Moon月样般的彤Historical921k WordsOngoing This is a historical transmigration novel set against the Yellow Turban Rebellion at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, but it is not the kind of brainless wish-fulfillment story you're used to. It tells the story of Qi Run, a modern delivery worker who accidentally transmigrates to the sixth year of the Guanghe era. He initially intends to join Liu Bei, the future hero, but after witnessing the suffering of the common people firsthand, he comes to realize that Liu Bei is also just a member of 41Reads6.4Score101Shelves

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   Three Kingdoms, Yellow Turban, historical orientation, no system, people's view of history, slow to warm up in the early stage. If you want to read a mindless and cool article, don't click on it. You will definitely not even be able to read the first chapter. If you really like the Three Kingdoms, understand history, and happen to be a fan of the teacher, then you might as well read it patiently, and it will definitely not disappoint your expectations.

10. 160 龙 The Dragon Rises in Jinling: Reviving the Tang Dynasty for Five Hundred Years 龙起金陵，再续大唐五百年 Guest at the Deer’s Call鹿鸣客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 43Reads—Score—Shelves

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    "The Emperor of Chang'an, the Yajun of Wei Mansion". The tooth soldiers of the Wei Mansion have become a thing of the past under the butcher's knife, but the emperor of Chang'an is in panic all day long due to internal and external troubles. Emperor Ning has the guts? Those with strong soldiers and horses will do it! Fires are burning everywhere, looking around the world, today there are many vassal towns in the Tang Dynasty, Zhu Wen, Li Keyong, Yang Xingmi, Wang Jian, Liu Rengong, Qian Liu, Ma Yin... The strong are trying to change dynasties, while the weak are trying to split the land and seal the borders. Emperor Taizong knew it secretly and could not bear to have the Tang Dynasty's three hundred years of foundation ruined here. I, Li Min, an unknown descendant of the clan, became his hope for reviving the Tang Dynasty. Xianggong Wei asked his father to tell me that the King of Jinling was becoming more and more powerful, and that his son's achievements were superior to Zhaolie's and not inferior to Guangwu's. If God bless the Tang Dynasty, he should continue for another five hundred years. Recommend new books

11. 161 大 Great Tang: The Two Heroes 大唐：双雄 Four-Cornered Cat四角猫Historical334k WordsCompleted The Tang Empire rose from nothing and went from glory to greatness thanks in no small part to the hard work and bold reforms of Li Yuan and his son Li Shimin. We invite all fellow history enthusiasts to join the two heroes of the Tang Dynasty and explore the thorny road they traveled to build their empire. 66Reads—Score112Shelves

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    It is a treasure trove of books that show the hatred and resentment of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and how Li Yuan and Li Shimin and their sons established the Tang Dynasty and led it to prosperity. If you like real history, don't miss it.

12. 162 雾 Misty Rain over Chang'an 雾雨长安 Xiu Ping修平Historical829k WordsOngoing Mist and rain soak Chang'an; each step is a stumble. His blue robe is still warm, yet his whole body feels cold. This book follows An Ziyan, a scholar returning from the academy, through war, worldly turmoil, and setbacks as he engages with the world and then withdraws from it, coming to understand his heart and see his true nature. 99Reads—Score—Shelves
13. 163 冒 Passing Myself Off as a Tang: Wowing the World and Aiding Zhenguan 冒姓大唐：技惊天下助贞观 Expanding Knowledge Capacity宏量扩识Historical363k WordsOngoing Real historical events and figures are woven into the story, bringing to life the grandeur and pulse of the Zhenguan era. From papermaking, soapmaking, and composting to water-powered machinery and improved weapons, each step faithfully recreates the Tang dynasty's path of technological innovation. Watch a tech enthusiast use “frivolous tricks and gadgets” to spar with censors, charm generals, and match wits with famous ministers, bringing a refreshingly unconventional flair to the Zhenguan cour 4Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Perfect fit for all keywords

14. 164 宫 The Willow by the Palace Wall 宫墙柳 Dream Doll梦娃Ancient Romance166k WordsCompleted Why must the imperial consorts compete for the emperor’s favor? A smash-hit, heart-wrenching historical romance that burst onto the scene in 2019! Recommended by countless tearful readers, this unconventional palace-intrigue novel will stay with you long after you finish. In the lightest of styles, it captures everyone’s deepest regrets. In May of the year I turned fourteen, with the pagoda trees in fragrant bloom, I sat in Yong’an Palace, propping up my head as I dozed. The man’s laughter held 59.6kReads9.7Score8.8kShelves

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    Recommended historical novels, for the people, for the world

15. 165 两 Fifteen Days in Two Capitals (Complete in Two Volumes) 两京十五日（全两册） Ma Boyong马伯庸Historical475k WordsCompleted The Fifteen Days of Two Capitals is a historical novel by Ma Boyong. The story is based on a true account of Zhu Zhanji in the History of Ming: “In the fourth month of summer, as Nanjing was shaken repeatedly by earthquakes, he was ordered to go and guard the city. On a gengchen day in the fifth month, Emperor Renzong fell ill and sent an imperial summons for him to return. On a xinchou day in the sixth month, he arrived in Liangxiang, received the late emperor's edict, entered the palace, and a 10.7kReads9.6Score2.3kShelves
16. 166 大 The Purple Robe of the Great Qing 大清紫袍 Sun Yiding孙一丁Historical187k WordsCompleted All the ministers inside and out wear purple robes. Who will share my burden? The jade cups drain the blood of a thousand households; the silver candles burn away the people’s fat. When Heaven sheds tears, the people shed tears; where the singing grows loud, the weeping grows louder. You speak so freely of the sovereign’s boundless grace, yet you are the ones who have betrayed it. Jiaqing Set against the White Lotus Rebellion during the Jiaqing reign, this novel traces the fates of high-rankin 110Reads—Score—Shelves
17. 167 刘 Liu Bowen: Tides of Fortune in the Imperial Court 刘伯温之宦海沉浮 Gurgling Spring泉之淙淙Historical565k WordsCompleted Liu Bowen: Rising and Falling in the Sea of Officialdom abandons the magical realism commonly used in earlier works about Liu Bowen. Its main approach is realism, with touches of romanticism. Following the ups and downs of Liu Bowen’s official career, and set against the peasant uprisings led by Fang Guozhen, Xu Shouhui, Wu Chengqi, and others, it offers a many-sided portrait of the vibrant world of the late Yuan dynasty. It depicts both the contests of wits and political maneuvering among strat 274Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Historical literature, high IQ, serving the people and the world

18. 168 水 Water Margin: The World’s in Chaos, So What? 水浒：天下大乱关我屁事 Words Can Heal文字能治病Historical182k WordsOngoing I transmigrated into the world of Water Margin by accident. Before me was a world overrun with heroes, and behind me lay chaos where the people could barely survive. Murder and arson were everyday occurrences, while mountain spirits and monsters appeared and vanished without warning. The System said: Get fifty people to come eat at the tavern, and you’ll receive a pocket dimension. I looked at the counter showing 0/50, then at the three hunters fleeing through the woods in the distance. They’d m 520Reads—Score117Shelves

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    A very interesting book about the world of Water Margin. The character of the hero in it is so weird.

19. 169 南 A History of the Southern Ming (Two-Volume Set) 南明史（全二册） Gu Cheng顾诚Historical696k WordsCompleted A nation on the brink of ruin still descends into infighting, and even in its final days, the infighting continues! Nothing is more absurd than human nature. In March 1644, Li Zicheng's Great Shun forces captured Beijing, and the Chongzhen Emperor hanged himself. When news reached Nanjing, the Southern Capital, the question of who would be enthroned became urgent. Civil and military officials alike scrambled to make a name for themselves before the new ruler, each hoping to claim the credit for 2.8kReads9.5Score689Shelves

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    The "Trilogy of the Late Ming Dynasty" is a historical romance about the peasant army and the Western Army as the main theme. The whole book is well-documented and full of textual research. It has a grand plot and vivid characters. Don't miss it if you pass by. The first group portrait of the survival chapter has been completed, and the long story of the Eight Kings and the Four Young Kings of the West will begin in the tripod chapter. Ps: By the way, I would like to recommend the main reference materials for creation. Friends who are interested can also take a look.

20. 170 张 Chronicle of Zhang Xianzhong’s Capture of Luzhou 张献忠陷庐州纪 Yu Ruizi余瑞紫Historical18k WordsCompleted A Record of Zhang Xianzhong’s Capture of Luzhou is an important unofficial historical source written by Yu Ruizi, a firsthand witness from the late Ming dynasty. It recounts how Zhang Xianzhong, leader of a peasant rebel army, captured Luzhou, in the area of present-day Hefei, Anhui, in 1642, and the upheaval that followed. Yu Ruizi was a scholar trapped inside the city who witnessed the violence firsthand. He saw Luzhou fall, witnessed the suffering of its people amid the fighting, and observed 11Reads8.1Score—Shelves
21. 171 崇 The Veritable Records of the Chongzhen Emperor 崇祯实录 Anonymous佚名Historical142k WordsCompleted The Veritable Records of the Chongzhen Reign 100Reads8.6Score—Shelves
22. 172 血 Blood Runs Red: Zhang Xianzhong and the Great Western Army 血流红：张献忠与大西军 Luo Xuepeng罗学蓬Historical467k WordsCompleted In June 1645, Zhang Xianzhong captured Chongqing. Sweeping westward with unstoppable momentum, his army left blazing fires and blood-soaked roads in its wake. On August 9, after taking Chengdu, Zhang Xianzhong wasted no time in holding a founding ceremony and ascending the throne as emperor of the Great Western Kingdom. From the very first day Zhang Xianzhong took up residence in the Shu Prince's Palace in Chengdu, the country knew no peace. His forces were locked in repeated battles with Li Zic 212Reads9.4Score114Shelves
23. 173 明 A History of the Peasant War at the End of the Ming Dynasty 明末农民战争史 Gu Cheng顾诚Historical290k WordsCompleted Sixteen years of unstoppable victories, followed by four hundred days to total collapse. Open this book and discover why Li Zicheng was defeated, and why his downfall came so quickly! In March 1644, Li Zicheng captured Beijing, bringing the Ming dynasty to an end. By then, he had fought for sixteen years. In April of that year, Li Zicheng was defeated at Shanhai Pass, and the Qing army entered the pass. In May of the following year, Li Zicheng died at Jiugong Mountain in Huguang, just four hundr 690Reads9.3Score121Shelves
24. 174 南 History of the Southern Ming: 1644–1662 南明史：1644-1662 Situ Lin司徒琳Historical252k WordsCompleted Within the court, civil officials were divided by factional strife. Beyond it, no military hero emerged. As warfare plunged the people into chaos, the political system turned inward and consumed itself, while the forces that might have helped from outside could not be brought to bear. The roots of the Southern Ming’s collapse can be traced to this predicament. The purpose of Southern Ming History: 1644–1662 is to answer the question, “Why did the Ming dynasty fall?” With this in mind, author Ly 40Reads8.6Score—Shelves
25. 175 明 The Peasant Wars of the Late Ming Dynasty (Revised Edition) 明末农民战争（修订版） Yuan Liangyi袁良义Historical406k WordsCompleted The late Ming peasant wars of the 1630s through the 1670s were the longest-running and largest-scale peasant wars in ancient Chinese history. Drawing extensively on official and private writings as well as archival records, the author gives a meticulous account of their development and impact. Carefully reviewed and expanded by the author, this revised edition presents readers with a sweeping historical panorama. 35Reads8.6Score—Shelves
26. 176 穿 I Transmigrated into an Invincible Ming Dynasty Emperor 穿越成无敌的明朝皇帝 Fresh Ideas Make Literature More Exciting标新愿文学更精彩Historical526k WordsOngoing A thrilling historical tale, with no frustrating setbacks, beautiful women, and a hero who plays the pig to eat the tiger... Zhu Shaolong, a college student with a day job and an invincible Celestial Venerable, carries the memories of his previous life as an Immortal Venerable into the body of Zhu Youxiao, the carpenter emperor of the late Ming! Six hidden treacherous ministers scheme in secret, laying traps at every turn. The Tianqi Explosion is imminent, factional infighting is tearing apart t 81Reads9.5Score—Shelves
27. 177 人 The People's He Liu Hun: This Time, I Won't Become Prince Gao 人民的贺六浑：这一次我不做高王 CyanedgeHistorical738k WordsOngoing With a soul from a later age, he plunged into a world of chaos that devoured all who entered. In 2023, on the rainy night his thesis defense failed, history doctoral student Chen Zhiqing opened his eyes to find himself in the Northern Wei's Zhengguang era, year four, as Gao Huan, a courier in a frontier garrison. No System, no golden finger. His only asset was the unfinished manuscript in his mind, A Study of the Six Garrisons Rebellion. From the start, it was hellishly difficult: Poliuhan Bali 358Reads—Score—Shelves
28. 178 智 The Last Scion of the Zhi Clan: Everyone in My Warring States Era Is Evil 智氏遗孤：我的战国全员恶人 More or Less Me我差不多Historical521k WordsOngoing Jinyang City fell, and a century of glory for the Zhi clan was wiped out overnight. Zhi Yuan fled west to Qin, carrying the mysterious infant girl A Yan, who bore the power of “recursion.” But he was drawn into a life-or-death war between Qin and the ancient evil known as the “Darkborn.” The brilliant Zhi Wenshu concealed her identity in Qi, stirring up a storm at the Jixia Academy. With the world as her chessboard, she laid a web of secrets aimed at the Three Jin states. The fierce warrior Zhi 5Reads6.9Score—Shelves

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    This book is not bad. I recommend it. It has a rich sense of history.

29. 179 五 The Five Dynasties: The Rise of the Prince Who Conquered the Realm 五代风云：镇王崛起 Golden-Scaled Python金鳞蟒Historical616k WordsCompleted (No System + history + struggle for supremacy + harem) During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, wars raged everywhere and the people lived in misery. A modern university student transmigrated into the body of Liu Hongze, a prince of the Southern Han who had just been enfeoffed as Prince of Zhen, in the fifth year of the Da You era, 932 AD. With no System to help him and no brothers or elders at court to support him, he could only rely on himself. In an age when rites and music had coll 14Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Traveling through the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, taking Yongzhou as the starting point to fight for hegemony in the world, without system or brain

30. 180 鹿 A Deer Treads the Dust of Yong 鹿踏雍尘 Linlugu City林鹿谷城Historical1.6M WordsCompleted In the final years of the Great Yong dynasty, royal princes fought for the throne, military governors carved up the realm, and aristocratic clans meddled in government. The foundations of three hundred years crumbled, while the northwestern frontier lay strewn with bones. Lin Lu, a poor young man from Gucheng, joined the army in Shuofang with the ambition of “defending the land and securing the borders.” But when his army rations were stolen, his military achievements taken from him, and his rel 2Reads—Score—Shelves
31. 181 胎 Reborn as Zhu Xiongying, I Can Let Grandpa Hear My Thoughts 胎穿朱雄英，爷爷能听到我的心声 Jinling Big Carrot i金陵大萝卜iHistorical1.7M WordsCompleted Zhang Wei, a young man from modern times, transmigrates into the early Ming dynasty and is born as Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest legitimate grandson. Zhu Yuanzhang can hear his grandson's thoughts. Using those insights, Zhang Wei cracks the Hu Weiyong case and changes the fates of Chang Shi, Empress Ma, and Zhu Biao. He drives technological innovation, builds a navy to expand maritime influence, defeats the Japanese pirates and conquers Japan, establishes provinces to secure Liaodong, and ushers in an 54Reads6.4Score—Shelves

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    It's really good. If you watch it until the end, feel free to comment if it doesn't look good!

32. 182 宋 Song Cavalry Rules the World 宋骑天下 Plain White of Cizhou刺州的素白Historical2.4M WordsCompleted Modern engineering PhD Zhao Qi unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of Emperor Huizong of Song, Zhao Ji. With the Jingkang Incident looming, he resolves to turn the empire’s fortunes around. His first move is to expand the Imperial City Bureau and divide its duties into specialized branches. When his ministers denounce him for “neglecting his proper duties,” Zhao Qi quietly equips all three armies with newly developed Shenbi crossbows. When the Jin army marches south toward the Sixteen Prefe 586Reads8.8Score564Shelves

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    I highly recommend this novel. The male protagonist traveled through time and became Huizong of the Song Dynasty. He relied on modern knowledge to build guns, cannons, and hot-air balloons, reformed the salt administration, and made colored glaze. He solved the three redundancies, strengthened the country, the army, and the people, and finally relied on advanced weapons and equipment to unify the Central Plains. A new fictional history book [Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss]

33. 183 皇 Ming Dynasty Natives Versus Transmigrators 皇明土著大战穿越众 Would You Dare Say Yes?叫你敢答应吗Historical3.7M WordsOngoing Current plot: A newcomer to officialdom enters the inner circle as a pawn, but refuses to settle for mediocrity and wants to break free of his constraints. By chance, he gets caught up in turmoil on the frontier, where three hundred battered soldiers rout thirty thousand northern invaders. Zheng Zhi, a household retainer of the Zhen Ding Guard under the Ming rear army's Governor's Office, dreams of himself sixty years in the future. From then on, the Ming Dynasty gains a peerless talent in both 109Reads8.2Score—Shelves

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    Learn to travel through time, become a time traveler, and trample to death those who travel through time.

34. 184 天 The Heavenly Kingdom: The Rise of an Imperial Dynasty 天国王朝：帝朝崛起 Perfected Lord Xuan Zhen, Manifest Sage玄真显圣真君Historical1.6M WordsCompleted This is the legendary life of God's agent, entrusted with shepherding His flock! From a modern transmigrator to a medieval infant, he relied on the Mount & Blade System and his own strategic brilliance to break free from constraints, defend the Holy City, establish an empire, and change the course of history for both the Crusaders and the Islamic world. (Early game: using Mount & Blade to break through; mid-game: political scheming; late game: cyberpunk space opera) 81Reads—Score106Shelves

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    Niche Western historical literature

35. 185 重 Reborn in the World of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer 重生笑傲江湖世界 Author Chen Ran作者陈然Male-Channel Fanfiction740k WordsCompleted The protagonist is reborn in the world of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer. What are the Five Mountains Sword Alliance, the Sunflower Manual, or the Dugu Nine Swords compared to doing whatever you please? The martial world is simply a place where people clash with one another. 21Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Mingchuan novels, powerful and powerful

36. 186 兵 The Soldier King Defends the Nation 兵王镇国 Lonely but Strong寂寞坚强Historical587k WordsCompleted Wang Junjie, a modern-day all-around soldier king, transmigrates to the ordinary ranks of the Beijing garrison when the Qing army invades and attacks Beijing in the second year of the Chongzhen reign. He helps the Chongzhen Emperor resist the Qing, suppress bandits, protect the people, and defend the nation. My new work is out! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! 3Reads—Score—Shelves

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    The modern invincible soldier traveled back to the second year of Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty and lived in the body of a soldier from the Beijing camp when the Qing army entered the Pass for the first time to attack Desheng Gate in Beijing. Watch the King of Soldiers kill the enemy with one move, kill one person with three moves, kill all directions, and crush the Qing army. The joy is dripping with joy, the iron-blooded feelings are heart-stirring. It is a wonderful novel that is definitely worth reading. If you don't believe me, give it a try. You will definitely not be able to put it down. It can be said that it is much better than most of today's war novels that travel through the late Ming Dynasty!!!

37. 187 北 The Northern Song Dynasty’s Greatest Treacherous Chancellor 北宋第一奸相 Huo Guanjun霍冠军Historical447k WordsOngoing After transmigrating as Cai Jing, I'm going to carry out a once-in-a-millennium reform with Wang Anshi! A modern history student transmigrates as Cai Jing. By the age of seven, people are already calling him a prodigy. Looking at the corrupt court on the brink of collapse, he silently clenches his fists. In this life, he'll stir up the winds of change from the shadows. Secretly amass wealth, recruit talented people, gather leverage... Ten years of planning, all waiting for the right moment. When 8Reads—Score—Shelves

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    I highly recommend these two novels. The male protagonist silently builds his own secret power, relies on modern knowledge to create firearms, telescopes, and hot-air balloons, implements drastic reform policies, unifies his thoughts through new learning, and finally unifies the world. The war scenes are grand and the storyline is ups and downs. It's a super interesting new fictional history book! [Adoration][Adoration]

38. 188 寒 Journey of the Cold Blade: From Refugee to Ruler of the Realm 寒锋行：从流民到摄山河 A Wildly Imaginative Brain胡思乱想的大脑Historical288k WordsOngoing A hidden heir lurks in the refugee camps, while the Nine Cauldrons fracture the land and set the beacon fires alight. Xiao Yu, a lowborn refugee struggling to survive in a border camp in the state of Yan, has no idea that his blood carries the loyalty and grievance of a renowned general from the former dynasty. A forced conscription sweeps him into the meat grinder known as the Battle of Canglang Plains. Amid mountains of corpses and rivers of blood, his innate “Eye of Insight” lets him spot a g —Reads—Score—Shelves

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    I recommend this book. It has a historical perspective, a pattern, and an overall view. It is very interesting to read.

39. 189 三 The Romance of the Three Kingdoms' Beauties 三国群美传 Guan Yu Doesn't Brag关羽不吹牛Historical3.6M WordsOngoing Ling Yun, a special forces soldier, unexpectedly transmigrates to the late Eastern Han, finding himself in the chaotic Three Kingdoms, where warlords vie for supremacy. With the iron-willed strategies and combat experience of a modern soldier, he makes a name for himself amid the turmoil. No longer a lone hero from a traditional Three Kingdoms tale, he wins people over with his distinct charisma and exceptional ambition, gathering a host of civil and military officials and winning the hearts of 1.2kReads8.3Score105Shelves

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    The Three Kingdoms struggle for hegemony has a long road, Ling Yun and the United States overcome the difficulties! Killing powerful generals and burning granaries, every battle is aided by beauties. This beautiful biography brings to life the love between children in troubled times!

40. 190 盟 The Mengjin Crossing 盟津渡 Facing South from the Mountain朝山南Historical267k WordsCompleted Also known as The Awakening of the Ferry Boy. Wu Heyuan, a young man from a Yellow River ferry crossing, suffers the massacre of his entire family, and his younger sister goes missing. After delivering a letter to the Weishui Alliance for a mysterious stranger, he becomes Jiang Shang’s disciple and embarks on a path of political intrigue. When his sister is trained to become an enemy nation’s assassin, when his beloved tastes poison to save him from the brink of death, and when his master gives 3Reads—Score—Shelves

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    This is a good book. The personal growth of a small person is not brainless or systematic. It expresses the feelings of family, country and the world.

41. 191 我 I Became the Founding Ancestor of the Sui and Tang Dynasties 我混成了隋唐祖源 Unconventional Big Bad Guy非常规大坏蛋Historical527k WordsCompleted No System, no golden finger. Beginning with the Rebellion of the Six Garrisons in the final years of the Northern Wei, witness the heroes of Wuchuan and the shifting tides of the Six Garrisons. Erzhu Rong, Yuwen Tai, Dugu Xin, Gao Huan... One renowned historical figure after another comes together in a magnificent chronicle of the final fifty years of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. 10Reads—Score—Shelves

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    You can read this book

42. 192 学 My Given Name Is Zhang Haogu 学名张好古 Listening to Water at Dongxi at Midnight东溪听水夜半更Historical2.4M WordsOngoing In Jinan Prefecture, Shandong, there lived a wealthy man. The rich man had only one son, named Zhang Haogu. Though he couldn't read, he passed the imperial examinations and entered the Hanlin Academy. Somehow, he even became a princess's husband. He only wanted to survive in a time of chaos, but had no choice except to rack his brains and find a way to end the war quickly. Yet war was everywhere: struggle, life and death, country and family. A man should be full of fiery spirit, riding through b 77Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Here, here, please read it yourself. There are more than one million words, which is enough to read for a few days.

43. 193 穿 Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty: Building Wealth and Prosperity 穿越大唐之发家致富 Clear Breeze over Water拂水清风Historical648k WordsCompleted Li Yi’an, a graduate of a top-tier university, had just landed an excellent job when he died in an unexpected car accident on his way home from work. To his surprise, his soul transmigrated into the body of a farmer’s son during the Zhenguan era. The original owner had also been falsely accused of stealing and expelled from the academy. Li Yi’an wasn’t about to accept his fate. Relying on the original owner’s memories and his own hard work, he cleared his name. Just as he was wondering how to ma 5Reads7.0Score—Shelves
44. 194 李 Li Si Reborn: Flaying Zhao Gao Alive and Securing 800 Years for the Qin Dynasty 李斯重生，活剐赵高，秦祚八百年 Frost-Mirror Wanderer霜鉴客Historical489k WordsCompleted Li Si and Ying Zheng, two great heroes, are reborn with the bloodline of the Human Emperor. They command the destiny of humanity, and the human race finally stands tall. From this day forward, humanity shall reign supreme beneath the heavens! Li Si is reborn in Qin and carefully helps Ying Zheng unify the six states and restore order to the realm, while tearing Zhao Gao apart with his own hands to avenge his past-life grudge! The two accidentally uncover a world-shaking secret: Ji Fa and Jiang Z 17Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Unsystematic, no CP historical article, Machiavellian wisdom, the author's writing style is also very good

45. 195 明 The Sorrows of the Ming: Joking About Li Zicheng 明殇之笑侃李自成 Great Utopia大乌托邦Historical265k WordsCompleted The completed historical novel set in the late Ming, Ming Tragedy: Laughing About Li Zicheng, focuses on the rebel king Li Zicheng and the chaos of Chongzhen’s final years, recounting the entire course of the peasant uprising at the end of the Ming dynasty. From Chongzhen’s abolishing of the courier stations and the severe drought in northern Shaanxi, to loan sharks driving people to desperation, Li Zicheng’s uprising, the Battle of Luoyang, Sun Chuanting’s defeat, the fall of Beijing, Chongzhen 14Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Liu Zongmin was accused of continuing to search for property along the way and carrying a large amount of gold and silver, which seriously affected the marching speed of the army. As a result, he was overtaken by the Qing soldiers, resulting in the loss of all national property (the wealth in Beijing was robbed by the Qing army).

46. 196 穿 Reborn as Liu Bowen of the Ming Dynasty, I Rely on Feng Shui to Conquer the World 穿成大明刘伯温我靠风水稳赢天下 Figgy Boba Snowflake无花果啵啵绵绵冰Historical492k WordsOngoing [Ensemble Cast + Conquest + Political Intrigue + Feng Shui and Face Reading + No System] Liu Abao, a legendary modern master of feng shui, woke up in another body as Liu Bowen, the Ming Dynasty's foremost strategist. Using feng shui as his game and the world as his board, he commands the dragon veins and breaks deadly formations, directing the realm with a smile and crushing every rival in his path. Zhu Yuanzhang: “We’ll all listen to our lord. My lord, please hurry up and pass the throne to me! 3Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Super beautiful, the closer you get to the back, the better it looks, no system, pure Hongwu

47. 197 乱 A Hundred Years of Chaos 乱世百年 International Big Rat国际大老鼠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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    There is no system, no time travel, and no brainless fun in the recent history of the Three Kingdoms.

48. 198 明 An Unconventional Scholar at the End of the Ming 明末另类书生 Three Rivers Return Home三水归途Historical465k WordsOngoing [No System] [Inventions and improvements inspired by the technology of the era] “Gibberish! What country’s language is that? I can’t understand you. Next.” “Oh, you want to trade with the Ming? No problem. You’ll need to improve your Chinese, or you won’t pass inspection.” That’s what it’s like at the overseas tributary affairs office. Lu Yu, a modern man, transmigrates to the late Wanli era of the Ming. He makes money, takes the imperial examinations, invents and improves things, and starts fro —Reads—Score—Shelves
49. 199 我 I Am Not Li Shimin 我不是李世民 Spear Through Cloud and Fire枪出云火Historical105k WordsOngoing I'm not Li Shimin. But I helped the people of this region live as they did in the Zhenguan era. When I woke up, I had become the son of a minor landowner at the end of the Sui dynasty. My father had just been hacked to death by bandits. All that remained at home were my twelve-year-old sister and twenty-three villagers waiting to die. They told me to run, that I could survive if I fled. But what would happen to them if I did? I never planned to become Li Shimin. I only wanted the people of this —Reads—Score—Shelves
50. 200 朕 My Great Han Dynasty: Extending Its Life by Five Hundred Years 朕的大汉，续命五百年 Young Partridge鹧鸪小生Historical699k WordsCompleted The history books wrote his story in stone: Liu Zhi, Emperor Huan of Han. He ascended the throne at fifteen and endured thirteen years before executing Liang Ji. Then he enfeoffed the Five Marquises, launched the Partisan Prohibitions, and let the eunuchs run rampant. He died suddenly at thirty-six, leaving no heir. The Eastern Han fell under Huan and Ling. He was the foolish ruler who opened the Pandora's box that doomed the dynasty. What the history books never recorded was this: When he was f 7Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Reject magic reform! This is the most authentic power field of the Eastern Han Dynasty! From the perspective of Emperor Huan Liu Zhi, we re-take the road of rejuvenating the Han Dynasty. From riding into Luoyang alone to becoming the most powerful person in the world, from the struggle of party control to the pacification of the Qiang rebellion. There is no golden finger, only the emperor's mind and step by step. See how Partridge Xiaosheng uses rigorous brushstrokes to paint a magnificent picture of a man's life extension for you! # #Historical dry goods #strategy "My great man will live for five hundred years", you must pay attention to the details!

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