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1. 1 老 My Dad Is Su Dongpo, My Wife Is Li Qingzhao, and My Bro Is Emperor Huizong 老爹苏东坡老婆李清照老铁宋徽宗 Wen Qingru文卿如Historical1.3M WordsOngoing Tags: No System, not a mindless power fantasy, meticulous historical research, slow burn, personal growth, one heroine An utterly ordinary art student transmigrates as Su Dun, the prematurely deceased youngest son of the legendary Su Dongpo. A quick calculation tells him When his father goes to Huizhou to eat lychees, he’ll be eleven. When his father goes to Hainan Island to eat clams, he’ll be fourteen. When his father is pardoned and dies in Changzhou, he’ll be seventeen. When Cai Jing erects 7.1kReads8.5Score625Shelves

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   "Clang." The tea cup in Su Dongpo's hand trembled slightly, and a few remaining tea splashed onto the stone table, reflecting the moonlight, as if cold dew had suddenly condensed. The usual open-mindedness and calmness on his face seemed to have been quietly blown away by the night wind, revealing the real trouble underneath. His pupils shrank, his twirling fingers hung in the air, and even his breath was suffocated. "Thousands of years... After?" Su Dongpo repeated the four words slowly, his voice as light as a whisper, as if he was afraid of disturbing the unpredictable heaven and earth. His eyes carefully studied his son's face, as if he wanted to re-identify the flesh and blood that he had watched grow up. This is not only a shock to time and space, but also a silent shake to the meaning of the scriptures he has held throughout his life and the way of heaven he has understood. That window that suddenly opened into the endless depths shook his mind, which had weathered many storms for so long. In the deep night, the sound of the wind in the forest and sea outside Baihe Pavilion intertwined with the faint sound of waves from the East River, making eardrums noisy. The black magpie occasionally crows, the cicadas gradually subside, and the mountain moon is like a hook, reflecting the deep scenery. Su Dongpo slowly put down the tea cup and took a deep breath of the cool night air. Although the waves in his eyes had not completely subsided, they had condensed into a deep pool of calm. He spoke again, his tone unexpectedly calm, as if to soothe his son's possible uneasiness after revealing the secret: "The vast world, the mystery of cause and effect, can be seen by the extraordinary wisdom." "Buddha talks about cause and effect, and Tao follows nature." "Since you are here, there must be cause and effect. Since you have achieved results, there is no need to ask for causes. Excessive pursuit will only add worries." "Just let nature take its course. Everything should have God's will." He held Su Dun's cold fingertips and patted them gently. The look in his eyes was extremely gentle and firm: "Whether it is Zhuang Zhou or Hu Die, as a father, I only know that you are my child, my flesh and blood." Hearing that his father did not hesitate at all, he used his broad and warm wisdom to tolerate and accept him. The sense of alienation and confusion deep in Su Dun's heart that had been with him since the time traveled completely melted and resolved. He seemed to see a solid bridge appearing in the sky, shining brightly in the moonlight, firmly connecting his past and present, his "other world" and "this body". Su Dun nodded solemnly and reassuringly, and then, like a most ordinary son asking for advice from his father, he revealed all the deepest confusion and confusion in his heart: "Dad, because I 'foresee' some future events, I always feel that I am shouldering the mission of 'changing'." "At first I thought I was the one who was destined to turn the tide." "But this time... This time about my mother, I am extremely scared." "I tried my best and almost thought I was going to lose her..." "That's when I realized that I might not even be able to shake the fate of my closest relatives." "At that time, I felt... Everything I did, my existence itself, seemed to have lost its meaning." He paused and his eyes became more blank: "And now that my mother has passed this test, I should be happy, but I am in another kind of panic -" "Since the mother's fate can be changed, what about other things?" "Will the 'future' in my memory still happen step by step?" "Where should my own future lead?" "I... I seem to be trapped in the gap between 'precognition' and 'unknown', unable to advance or retreat." Su Dongpo listened quietly, and his chest was filled with waves again. He was surprised by the ambition hidden under this young boy's calm tone. That is not the ambition of ordinary young people to "cultivate one's family, govern the country and bring peace to the world", but an almost tragic determination... That directly confronts the vastness of heaven and established cause and effect. This ambition was so high that it exceeded his expectations. However, this surprise only lasted for a short moment. What followed was a sharp heartache and boundless pity. He seemed to see how his smart and precocious son was carrying the memory of that "future" alone, how he turned the invisible but heavy responsibility of "change" into shackles, silently binding his soul. That's not a sense of mission, that's self-inflicted torture. Under the moonlight, Su Dongpo's eyes were extremely soft, and the open-minded philosophical thoughts in them were covered with a kind of gentle regret. What he saw was not a madman trying to change his destiny against nature, but a child who was overwhelmed by his own "precognition" under the boundless pressure of time and space, covered in bruises but still stubbornly moving forward. He was silent for a longer time, thinking about how to use the most appropriate way to unlock the invisible shackles. Finally, he spoke slowly, his voice like the night wind in the mountains, calm and powerful: "Dun'er, you consciously bear the responsibility of 'change' because of your 'precognition', and you regard whether you 'change' or not, as proof of your own existence value." "This thought is so important, and so... Persistent." He raised his finger and pointed at the crescent moon in the night outside the pavilion, his eyes as cold as moonlight, but with the warmth of understanding: "Dun'er, please look up and look at the moon in the mountains in front of you." "It shines on you and me right now, and on the thousands of peaks and valleys in the south of Lingnan. It was like this thousands of years ago." "Presumably, thousands of years later, it will still be like this in your memory." "People today don't see the moon in ancient times, but this moon used to shine on the ancients." "The moon on the mountains has not changed for thousands of years. Those who change it, those who watch the moon, will hear things under the moon." He quoted his deepest understanding: "My father once understood some truths when I was in Huangzhou, under the Red Cliff, watching the river flow eastward." "'If you look at the changes in the general, the world cannot last for a moment; if you look at the changes in the general, things and I are endless.'" "This river, this bright moon, from the perspective of its changeability, never stops for a moment; from the perspective of its permanence, it will be like this forever." "The 'historical track' you are worried about is the ever-changing waves, or the constant and unchanging flow of the river?" "Are you trying to change a few specific waves, or the flow of the entire river?" Su Dun looked at the more ancient and unchanging moonlight and fell into deep thought. Su Dongpo sighed softly, and the sigh blended into the night wind, almost inaudible, but it carried thousands of words: "You feel that you are vain because you failed to save your mother's life, and you are confused about the future because you have passed through the tribulation." "This is to tie the weight of your life to whether that specific 'wave' rises and falls in accordance with your wishes. "But the real 'history' is not a book written in one volume, allowing anyone to read and make alterations. "It is... The cause and effect, personal decisions, and luck of the times of thousands of people throughout time and space, like billions of streams, entangled, colliding, and converging with each other, and finally creating a mighty river between heaven and earth." "Every drop of water and every grain of sand is involved in shaping its direction." " He leaned forward slightly, looking into his son's eyes like a torch: "You want to use your own mind and your own karma to change the torrent of billions of causes and effects and endless opportunities -" "This is not an ambition, Dun'er, this is almost... An attempt to change the trajectory of the stars and the moon with the light of a candle; shake the towering tree with the body of an earthfly. " His tone was not a reproach, but a kind of compassion after investigation: "You will put such a heavy burden on your shoulders without any reason, and regard it as your destiny. "This is not only an arrogance of the movement of heaven, but also an extremely demanding request on your own life and mind." "Manpower is limited but heaven's way is infinite. The limit of strength will follow the limitless." "Is there any reason not to be in danger, not to be confused, not to be in pain, not to be afraid?" " It's not "arrogant", not "ignorant"... It's "demanding". It turns out, that's it. These two words, with the warmth of his father's palm, hit the most vulnerable part of Su Dun's heart unexpectedly. A huge emotional torrent finally broke through the powerless resistance of the dam. He lowered his head suddenly, and hot tears burst out of his eyes without warning, quickly blurring his vision. Drops of them hit the stone table, shattering his last bit of forced composure. He did not make a sound, but his shoulders began to tremble slightly uncontrollably, as if the confusion, fear, self-criticism and burden that had been accumulated in his heart for two lifetimes were all poured out with these silent tears. Su Dongpo hugged him gently, patting the young man's thin back, feeling the explosion of emotions that had been pent up for so long. He didn't speak, but just accompanied him silently. My child, you don't have to be the lone hero who "changes the world". Just being Su Dun and Su Shi's son, living well and truly, feeling love and being loved, and doing the good things you can, is enough to make your father proud...

2. 2 草 A Commoner Holds the Imperial Seal, So Let Me Be Rude 草民执玺，庶我无礼 Bread Fu Lu Wa面包福禄娃Historical1.1M WordsOngoing [Alternate history + political intrigue + factional strife + succession struggle + war] No System, no invincibility, no treasures, no special bloodline, no golden finger… nothing at all! From the start, all He Yan can say is “Ah!” He’s the unlucky soul who transmigrates into a book as a lowly slave on the frontier. Mired in the dirt, he’s caught in a time of chaos, with a life as cheap as an ant’s. When even a bowl of porridge and a meal of rice are no longer guaranteed, should he accept his fat 96Reads—Score—Shelves

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   This masterpiece of textual research is definitely as detailed as Langya's historical strategy and strategy. It can be read as a historical guidance book, and it is also a textbook on ancient political strategy!

3. 3 大 The Benevolent Ancestor of the Tang Dynasty 【大唐仁祖】 Tang Renzu of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors三皇五帝唐仁祖Historical973k WordsCompleted [Golden Finger] [Transmigration] [Li Ke] [Political Intrigue] [History] From the start, he transmigrates into Li Ke. Facing certain death, he uses Li Shimin as a chess piece and goes head-to-head with the Changsun clan and the Guanlong aristocratic families, deftly resolving the struggle over the crown prince's succession. From the start, he is trapped in a dead end: Changsun Wuji has already begun plotting to frame him, and the deadly purge of Zhenguan Year 17 is less than six years away. He 7.2kReads—Score611Shelves

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   Recommend!!! The quality of "Renzu of the Tang Dynasty" has reached the level of a novel, a drama, and has the potential to be passed down from generation to generation. This novel is of high quality, has an online IQ, is not brainless, has sound logic, and has wonderful characterization! "Renzu of the Tang Dynasty" was completed with nearly one million words in mid-September, with all the foreshadowings wrapped up, all the pitfalls filled, and no unfinished work. The author released a masterpiece in November that can be compared to the drama God and Ten Days! 666! The author's writing, layout, emperor's mind, political skills, emotional context, military battles, court games, and people's livelihood management are all top-notch. His writing power is astonishing, his layout is grand, his intentions are lofty, his thoughts are profound, his knowledge reserves are solid, his cultural heritage is profound, and his power play is top-notch. If you think it doesn't look good after watching it, slap me in the face!

4. 4 东 The Eastern Front: The Vast Southern Lands 东线：辽阔的南方大地 Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical127k WordsCompleted The East Front series is written by renowned military author Zhu Shiwei. It gives a comprehensive and detailed account of the entire course of the Soviet-German War in World War II. With abundant maps, charts, and photographs, along with crisp, polished prose, the series depicts the staggering battles of blood and fire on the Soviet-German front and the dramatic shifts in the balance of offensive and defensive power. The Vast Southern Lands follows the previous volume, The East Front: Barbarossa 780Reads9.4Score166Shelves

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   There are books on the history of the Eastern Front during the Soviet-German War during World War II. The author consulted various materials, including various books, officially published books on websites, officially declassified documents, etc., To describe in detail the historical details of the Soviet-German War during World War II. This is a detailed summary of the various industrial, military, deployment, troop strength, and strength situations of the Soviet Union and Germany before, during, and after the war. I hope it can be of some help to you.

5. 5 东 The Eastern Front: Winter of 1941 东线：1941年的冬天 Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical199k WordsCompleted "Eastern Front: Winter of 1941" picks up where the previous volume, "Eastern Front: Autumn and Winter in Moscow", left off. It mainly tells the following story: On December 5, 1941, the Soviet Army suddenly launched a major counteroffensive along the Moscow front. Caught off guard, German forces retreated on a large scale. A few days later, war broke out between the United States and Japan. Hitler ordered the German forces on the Eastern Front to hold their lines at all costs while also deciding 97Reads9.2Score—Shelves
6. 6 东 The Eastern Front: From Kharkiv to Kursk (2 Books) 东线：从哈尔科夫到库尔斯克（全两册） Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical233k WordsCompleted The Eastern Front: From Kharkov to Kursk recounts the course of the war in the southern sector of the Soviet-German front from early 1943, after the Battle of Stalingrad, through the summer of that year. In early 1943, German forces suffered a series of crushing defeats in the southern sector of the Eastern Front, and only managed to regain their footing after their counteroffensive at Kharkov. A prolonged lull followed on the Soviet-German front. As the tide of war shifted, both sides began con 192Reads9.3Score—Shelves
7. 7 东 The Eastern Front: The Decisive Battle for the Dnieper 东线：决战第聂伯河 Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical107k WordsCompleted Following on from the previous volume, “Eastern Front: From Kharkov to Kursk,” Eastern Front: The Decisive Battle on the Dnieper mainly covers the summer and autumn of 1943. After the German army’s defeat at the Battle of Kursk, the Red Army launched a major counteroffensive, with the Dnieper River in the southern sector of the Eastern Front becoming the main battleground. At the same time, Red Army forces opened offensives on other fronts. In the course of these campaigns, the Red Army recaptur 95Reads9.3Score—Shelves
8. 8 东 The Eastern Front: From Ukraine to Romania 东线：从乌克兰到罗马尼亚 Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical142k WordsCompleted East Front: From Ukraine to Romania follows the previous volume, East Front: The Decisive Battle of the Dnieper. It mainly chronicles the offensives launched by the Soviet Red Army in the first half of 1944, with particular focus on several encirclement campaigns in the southern sector of the Eastern Front. After these battles, the Soviets recaptured Crimea and advanced into Romania, while large numbers of the German armored forces' finest tanks were damaged beyond repair. 384Reads9.2Score—Shelves
9. 9 东 The Eastern Front: Spring 1945 东线：1945年的春天 Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical137k WordsCompleted East Front: The Spring of 1945 follows the previous volume, East Front: The Great Collapse. It presents a broad picture of the Eastern Front in the spring of 1945, including campaigns in Poland, East Prussia, and Hungary. The German forces in Poland collapsed, while those in East Prussia struggled toward annihilation, and Budapest fell to the Soviet Army. In a desperate attempt to turn the tide, Germany gathered its last elite armored forces and launched a counterattack in the Lake Balaton regio 115Reads9.0Score—Shelves
10. 10 老 The Emperors of the Liu Family 老刘家的那些皇帝 Carefree Son of Heaven 66逍遥天子66Historical307k WordsCompleted When we talk about the Han dynasty, we are talking about more than the rise and fall of a dynasty. We are talking about a family legacy and its perseverance across centuries. The Emperors of the Old Liu Family traces the Liu emperors to take a fresh look at the history of the Western and Eastern Han dynasties. It steps away from the grand narrative of traditional histories and focuses instead on the individual people seated on the imperial throne. We see Liu Bang's common touch coexisting with h 7Reads—Score—Shelves

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    You see, men can find beautiful wives. Women can find handsome husbands.

11. 11 正 Emperor Zhengde 正德大帝 Carefree Son of Heaven 66逍遥天子66Historical749k WordsCompleted In the fifteenth year of Zhengde, the Ming dragon flag was still hemmed in by the Great Wall and the coastline. But Zhu Houzhao, returned from the dead after falling into the water, is going to plant that dragon flag across the globe! In the north, Mongol cavalry raid the passes year after year? I’ll train a modern army and sweep the steppes with firearms and artillery, turning the Mongol grasslands into Ming grazing grounds! In the southeast, Japanese pirates and sea raiders harass the coast? 5Reads—Score—Shelves
12. 12 石 Star in the Stone 石中星 Carefree Son of Heaven 66逍遥天子66Mystery315k WordsCompleted After finding a Sacred Spirit Stone and awakening his potential, he cracks the first campus cold case and takes his first step from “invisible nobody” to “anonymous detective.” A young detective’s one-of-a-kind experience. 2Reads—Score—Shelves
13. 13 列 The Kingdoms Run Amok 列国闹翻天 What the East Envisions东方所想Historical211k WordsOngoing The authority of the Son of Heaven of Zhou collapsed during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, while the various states fought one another without end. Now, let’s enter this chaotic yet fascinating world from the perspective of the Son of Heaven of Zhou and see what happens next! As a novel, this book differs in some ways from official history. Please read with an open mind. —Reads—Score—Shelves

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    It tells the history of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. If you are interested, you can read it. Although it is a new book, the pace of the process is good and it is worth reading.

14. 14 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 113Reads—Score—Shelves

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    Recommended historical novels written with official historical materials

15. 15 雍 Emperor Yongzheng (3 Volumes) 雍正皇帝（全三册） Er Yuehe二月河Historical1.2M WordsCompleted Volume One: The Nine Princes’ Struggle for the Throne In the final years of the Kangxi reign, the crown prince’s position in the Forbidden City is on the verge of collapse. The princes contend for power, and danger lurks beneath the surface. The Eighth Prince boasts that he is equally accomplished in both letters and arms, and enjoys the support of the court ministers. Surely the throne must be his. The Fourteenth Prince leads troops west, carrying on his ancestors’ legacy, and his influence gro 2.5kReads9.6Score426Shelves
16. 16 大 The Ming Dynasty (2 Volumes) 大明王朝（共2册） Liu Heping刘和平Historical653k WordsCompleted The novel of the hit drama Ming Dynasty 1566, rated 9.5 on Douban, is essential reading for Taiwan’s political circles and a political reference book for Singapore’s cabinet. It is the celebrated work of Liu Heping, screenwriter of Yongzheng Dynasty and author of No War in Peking. Centered on the downfall of the powerful official Yan Song, the book tells the gripping story of a complex anti-corruption campaign in the Ming Dynasty. It uncovers the mystery behind Jiajing, one of the most unconvent 42.5kReads9.6Score7.5kShelves

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