Looking for Historical Novels About the Late Han Dynasty, the Late Sui Dynasty, the Late Tang Dynasty, the Late Northern Song Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty and the Late Qing Dynasty

396 八 The Eight-Year-Old Blind Grandson Climbed Out of the Ming Dynasty's Mausoleum at the Beginning Great Sage of HetaoHistorical1.6M WordsCompleted 33.3kReads9.1Score4.1kShelves

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Historical dynasties, I still like the Ming Dynasty

396 汉 The Wild Boy in the Late Han Dynasty Jie YiHistorical145k WordsCompleted 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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This is an extremely rare long text about the Three Kingdoms' hegemony that is pure cultivation, pure hard work, and no routines. There are no outrageous cheats or abrupt plots, and every step of the protagonist's rise is well prepared. In the later stage, the main focus is on mirroring and hedging. Kingly versus domineering, people's hearts and minds versus power, system crushing power. The plot is grand and delicate, and there are many long-term foreshadowings. It is definitely worth following to the end.

398 明 Late Ming Dynasty Trilogy SufferHistorical697k WordsCompleted 721Reads8.1Score101Shelves

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The historical romance "Trilogy of the Late Ming Dynasty" with the peasant army and the Western Army as the main line, the first group portrait of the survival chapter has been completed, the long story of winning the tripod has begun, and the "Xinglin Killing Wife" chapter has been updated. The book is well-documented, has a grand plot, and vivid characters. Don't miss it if you pass by.

415 度 During the Song Dynasty Shi DashanHistorical132k WordsOngoing 5Reads—Score—Shelves

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Traveling through the Song Dynasty, the end of the Southern Song Dynasty [smile] [Traveling through the Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty, it is not a brainless and refreshing article] It is close to, restores, and even "reveals" history. The pace is slower, and there is no random killing. It may not be what most people like to watch, and some people say they don't understand it. Dear officials, why don't you come in and give me a few words of judgment?

420 穿 Traveling Through the Water Margin, My Wife Has Super Fighting Power Against the Five Tigers Greedy Wolf VenusHistorical1.8M WordsCompleted 2.4kReads8.6Score169Shelves

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If you long for an adventure that travels through ancient times and the present, and a baptism of the soul, then "Water Margin: The World of Medicine" will be your best choice. Let us follow in the footsteps of this doctor and enter that era when heroes emerged in large numbers, and feel the doctor's benevolence and loyalty that transcend time and space.

421 五 The Sword of the Five Dynasties Opens Peace What a HeroHistorical285k WordsOngoing 44Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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This book is worth reading. It tells the story of the troubled times of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and the story of a young man who used his sword to follow the general trend to calm the troubled times.

422 慈 Empress Cixi and Her Three Doting Eunuchs Farmer's Third Young MasterHistorical3.7M WordsCompleted 33.9kReads9.1Score2.5kShelves

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Relying on the favor of the Empress Dowager Cixi, Andehai acted unscrupulously and domineeringly, without knowing how to restrain himself, and ended up with his head in a different place. Li Lianying learned lessons from An Dehai. The more favored the Empress Dowager Cixi was to him, the more respectful he became. In the end, Li Lianying enjoyed all the glory and wealth in her life and became the ceiling among eunuchs. Empress Dowager Cixi broke the ancestral system and promoted Li Lianying to a second-grade eunuch in charge of the Forbidden City. Xiaode Zhang was a great eunuch in the late Qing Dynasty. He served Empress Dowager Cixi and Empress Dowager Longyu. He was clever and good at strategy, and he eventually died.

423 朕 I Am the Song Dynasty. I Came from the Chanyuan Alliance to Rome and Accepted the Surrender. Fat Orange AguHistorical1.2M WordsCompleted 3.3kReads7.3Score206Shelves

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If you like the Song Dynasty and are looking forward to an iron-blooded Song Dynasty, you are welcome to come and give it a try!

425 后 The First Volume of the Romance of Later Zhao: the Biography of Shi Le Ishinomiya KikuHistorical396k WordsCompleted 107Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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In the fifth year of Yongjia in Jin Dynasty, it is the winter month. Bingzhou Shangdangwu Township, at the foot of Beiyuan Mountain. The sky is a leaden iron curtain, weighing heavily on the dry and cracked earth. The early wind blew by, not snow, but yellow dust all over the sky, mixed with withered grass and fallen leaves, swirling and whimpering towards the low and broken earthen walls of thatched huts. There was not a single trace of snow on the ground, only the mouth of the Drought Demon, which was cracked vertically and horizontally and as deep as a fist, greedily sucking in the last bit of life. In the ridges of the fields, the blackened stubble stood out like the withered claws of the earth reaching toward the sky in despair. "Oh my God... Open your eyes!" A hoarse wailing came from under the old locust tree at the entrance of the village that had long since died and its bark had been stripped off. An old woman huddled in a cold earth nest, holding tightly in her arms a child who was so thin that there was only a handful of bones left. The child had a sallow face, sunken eye sockets, and his breath was as weak as a candle in the wind. Shi Le—this young man from the Jie tribe, about twenty years old, whose real name is Go Le, is currently leaning against the broken door of his home that was knocked to the ground by hungry people. He is tall and has a strong frame. Even in these years of famine, one can still vaguely see the outline of his bravery when he was galloping on horseback. It's just that the angular face has high cheekbones and deep-set eye sockets, but a pair of brown eyes are astonishingly bright...

426 大 Daming: Start with a Rope and End with a Bowl Casting Dreams in Mo YuanHistorical345k WordsCompleted 10Reads—Score—Shelves

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The late Ming Dynasty. The logic is rigorous, the protagonist's IQ is online, and the historical data is well researched. The protagonist travels through Emperor Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty. There are still eleven days before the fall of the Ming Dynasty. See how the protagonist can turn the tide and save the Ming Dynasty. The sun, moon, mountains and rivers are always there! The Ming Dynasty will last forever!

433 江 Jiang Yan's Dream Pen Brings Flowers to Life The Gurgling SpringHistorical505k WordsCompleted 28Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Historical text of the Southern Dynasties, palace battles, princes seizing the throne, real historical materials, rigorous creation

434 误 Wandering into the Prosperous Tang Dynasty, Drunken Life DesperateHistorical1.1M WordsOngoing 5.8kReads5.7Score473Shelves

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"Wandering into the Drunken Life of the Tang Dynasty" is about power and business in the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty. A weak scholar goes to Liangzhou to take charge of trade. Gaochang trade and the secrets of the Silk Road are unfolded layer by layer, and the textual research is meticulous and unobtrusive.

435 建 Jian'an Record Although Birds of PreyHistorical240k WordsCompleted 6Reads—Score—Shelves

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Historical novels of the late Han Dynasty are not enjoyable stories~

436 戏 Joking About the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties Qin Xue WuhenHistorical652k WordsOngoing 3.5kReads6.9Score293Shelves

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You can check out the Northern and Southern Dynasties, it's pretty good.

437 三 Three Kingdoms: Li Yuanba's Inheritance at the Beginning, Saving Diao Chan Flowers Fall and Water Flows by ItselfHistorical137k WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Support the new book. [Learned]

440 从 From Slave to Emperor: the Biography of Shi Le Ishinomiya KikuHistorical96k WordsCompleted 8Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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In the Central Plains after the Rebellion of the Eight Kings, the Western Jin Dynasty collapsed, the conflict between Hu and Han became acute, and social order completely collapsed. The political corruption of the Western Jin Dynasty was extremely corrupt and unable to deal with internal and external troubles; Han refugees and internally-immigrated Hu people were also oppressed and became revolutionary forces; long-term wars caused the people to desperately desire order, no matter what ethnic group this order came from. As a slave, Shi Le broke free from the shackles of identity; as a Jie man, he broke through the ethnic barriers. The "Eighteen Cavalry" he formed in the early stage showed a multi-ethnic character. Later, when its power grew, it widely absorbed the forces of Han, Xianbei, Wuhuan and other ethnic groups. This open and inclusive talent strategy is in sharp contrast to many forces at the same time that cling to ethnic boundaries. Especially after being assisted by the Han counselor Zhang Bin, Shi Le truly realized the transformation from a rogue bandit to a regime builder. Zhang Bin's strategy of "occupying Xiangguo, establishing Yedu, and benefiting the world" provided Shi Le with a clear development blueprint, which was also a model of elite cooperation between Hu and Han. In the post-Zhao regime established, most of the laws and regulations followed the Han system, including the establishment of Imperial College, the selection of Confucian students, and the embryonic recommendation system of the imperial examination. From a longer historical perspective, Shi Le was a key figure in the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms period who connected the past and the future. He destroyed the former Zhao and basically unified the north, laying the foundation for the subsequent unification of the former Qin; although his policy of dividing Hu and Han was imperfect, he explored a model of multi-ethnic coexistence; his rise itself symbolized the historical transformation of the Hu people from being ruled to rulers, and opened a new stage of the great integration of northern ethnic groups. Ancient Han people and officials mostly regarded it as a barbaric head that "ruined China", while modern historians view its historical role more objectively. In fact, Shi Le was a much more complex character: he was a cruel warrior at first, and he was ruthless in trapping and subduing soldiers; later he was a sober politician, with a profound insight into the laws of history; he was both a cultural imitator and worked hard to learn the Han system; and he was a stickler for national identity, always maintaining a Jieren consciousness. In Shi Le's life, we saw not only the legend of a man, but also the mirror image of an era. In that chaotic and dynamic era, the old order had collapsed, the new order had not yet been established, and everyone was looking for their place. Shi Le found it. From slave to emperor, he completed an almost impossible life journey. But his story also reminds us: personal success is magnificent, but establishing a lasting order and achieving true harmony requires more than military conquest - cultural tolerance, institutional innovation, and the transcendence of human nature. This is the most precious legacy Shi Le left to future generations: an eternal reflection on struggle and limitations, power and wisdom, nation and culture. After thousands of years, we can still see the glory and pathos of that era from him, and we can also illuminate some eternal themes in the human condition. History does not repeat, but it always rhymes - Shi Le's story is still echoing in our time in different ways.

442 欲 Desire to Ascend to the Ninth Heaven Reading Mo and Listening to the WindHistorical2.2M WordsOngoing 659Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A Machiavellian novel 📖 that takes on oriental history and constructs a complete world view, with distinctive character characteristics, a compact and non-protracted plot, and a very delicate description of the human heart and human nature.

443 长 Chang'an Twelve Earthworms Chuhuan MountainHistorical1.3M WordsOngoing 32Reads8.7Score—Shelves

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Chang'an in the prosperous age was the result of the hard work of each and every one of them, but they were never allowed to enjoy the glory of this prosperous age. The collapse of the building is not the purpose of the worms. They just want to live with more dignity and not be swallowed up by the mud and dust of this prosperous age. There have been many ups and downs, but the books of history will never leave a single line of text for us. What is buried in the dust is the most real memory. We can die, but we cannot be forgotten, because we really existed.

445 三 Three Kingdoms: at the Beginning, Cai Hao and I Led Jingzhou to Change Their Fate Against the Odds. WanyouyingliHistorical570k WordsOngoing 110Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Apart from the bad name, everything else is fine.

448 唐 Tang Minghuang Zuo YunlinHistorical250k WordsCompleted 1.1kReads9.6Score—Shelves

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Wisdom and intrigue, interests and emotions are intertwined in the deep court of the Tang Dynasty. Prince Li Longji of the Tang Dynasty suppressed the palace rebellions of Empress Wei and Princess Taiping one after another, which eventually led to the abdication of his father Emperor Li Dan. After he ascended to the throne, he created the "Kaiyuan prosperous age" with his diligent and wise demeanor. However, in his later period, he indulged in sensuality and favored traitors, which led to the decline of the country and the loss of loyalty. His lingering love with Concubine Yang also contributed to Yang Guozhong's rise to power and the Anshi Rebellion. At the critical moment of the country Zuo, in the smoke and dust of the imperial carriage fleeing to the west, the prince Li Heng stood tall... The heroic and tragic life of Emperor Ming of Tang Dynasty, the palace intrigues and the irregular variables of blood relationship, the entanglement between personal interests and the country Zuo, the tit-for-tat confrontation between loyalty and courage, the tit-for-tat confrontation between criticism and flattery... The charm, romance and turmoil of history are magnificent....

450 梁 Since There Are No Heroes in Liangshan! Then They Will All Be Slaughtered! Dashi DunziHistorical924k WordsOngoing 9.4kReads5.8Score354Shelves

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Water Margin, Northern Song Dynasty, if you are interested, you can try it!

451 大 Ming Dynasty: at the Beginning, He Urged His Father to Join the Feudal Dynasty Historical VLOGHistorical655k WordsOngoing —Reads5.0Score—Shelves

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This content is good. It's rising. Worth a look. Recommended Gypsophila

464 京 The Number One Catcher in the Capital, You Call Him a Bastard? Ink Dyes QinghuiHistorical2.6M WordsCompleted 21.8kReads8.9Score1.9kShelves

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The Tang Dynasty was glorious in its early years and miserable in its later years. The man traveled back in time to Li Qi, the younger brother of Emperor Ai of the Tang Dynasty, Li Zhi, and was in a royal family that was about to fall apart.

467 一 The History of Beiyang Warlords That You Can't Stop Reading Once You Read It (3 Volumes in Total) Populus EuphraticaHistorical491k WordsCompleted —Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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After the fall of the Qing Dynasty and before the "Ning-Han Confluence", the actual people in power in China were the "Beiyang Warlords". The Beiyang Warlord does not refer to a single person or a few people, but to the "Beiyang New Army" system formed by Yuan Shikai's military training at Tianjin Station. The history of the Beiyang warlords corresponds to the old saying: The bustling world is all for profit; the bustling world is for profit. This group of warriors born in the old era used the thinking and methods of the old era to maintain the political model of the new era. As a result, we saw telegrams flying all over the sky, farce in the government courtyards, the dusty city of Beijing and the solemn Presidential Palace. It was like one hall meeting after another. Warriors brandishing spears entered the city of Beijing in glory and left in disgrace. This era started with a loud noise and ended with a roar. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty and before the "Ning-Han Confluence", the actual people in power in China were the "Beiyang Warlords". The Beiyang warlord does not refer to a single person or an ordinary individual, but to the "Beiyang New Army" system formed by Zhou Nang Shikai's military training at Tianjin Xiaozhan. The history of the Beiyang warlords corresponds to the old saying: The bustling world is all for profit; the bustling world is for profit. This group of warriors born in the old era used the thinking and methods of the old era to maintain the political model of the new era. As a result, we saw telegrams flying all over the sky, farce in the government courtyards, the dusty city of Beijing and the solemn Presidential Palace. It was like one hall meeting after another. Warriors brandishing spears entered the city of Beijing in glory and left in disgrace. This era started with a loud noise and ended with a roar.