The History Is True and Has Not Been Tampered With.
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History is more shaping, the characters are vivid, history is not distorted, and the writing is refreshing, such as the * dynasties, large and small, wars, civil servants and military generals are loyal and good, and are presented in history
The first book is about traveling through the early Tang Dynasty. The historical research is rigorous, and the technological development is in line with the conditions of the Tang Dynasty. It has a golden finger. The RV that travels with the protagonist carries a small number of modern items, but it can only play a key role. The second book is a historical novel based on the interpretation of history. Needless to say, it must be artistically processed while preserving the historical truth.
There don't seem to be many from the late Qin and early Han dynasties, especially those about Liu Ying and Liu Bang. The father-son interaction in the first book was very interesting.
Chinese civilization lasted for five thousand years. To read the entire history of China, one person would not be able to finish it in his lifetime. We can only selectively read the history that interests us to further enrich our knowledge.
Travel through time but not change, no cheats, no system, respect history, and show the prototype of the hero! This book is based on real historical events. Through thirteen large-scale battles in which the Sichuan Army participated and detailed battlefield descriptions, this book describes a passionate song in which 3.5 Million Sichuan Army soldiers fought bloody battles and were not afraid of sacrifice!
This one! Historical events and historical figures take turns taking place. The protagonist is reborn in the late Qing Dynasty, builds a new army, strengthens shipping administration, fights France, destroys the Japanese country, overthrows the Qing court, and triggers a war. In the most helpless times, turn the tide!
Only by respecting history, understanding history, and understanding the country's past can we better grasp the present and future. (If you find a book you like, please give it a like or add a fan😊)
This unpopular dynasty should not have been chosen in the first place. Not to mention watching it, many people have never heard of this historical period.
Many people missed it because it was not popular, but I think this is the most conscientious Machiavellian work in recent years that should not be underestimated.
No time travel, no system, no cheats! The pinnacle of Machiavellian novels! The Eastern version of "Game of Thrones"! I followed more than 300 chapters in one go and couldn't stop! There are no cliches of mindless novels, every step is reversed, and the power game between the four countries is so wonderfully written. Qi Ming went from passively escaping at the beginning, to later learning to plan and take advantage of people's hearts. The sense of oppression and satisfaction of climbing up from the bottom is really amazing. The supporting characters are not tools. Everyone has their own position and calculation. Even the villain can't be hated. It's so charming!
[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 who have watched it say they don't understand it. Dear officials, why don't you come in and give me a few words of judgment?
The history of the Tang Dynasty makes people crazy. The author digs deep into the historical roots and restores the historical truth. It has humanities, geography, and philosophy. It is a novel that both adults and children can read. Thanks for supporting originality.
A story about naval battles in World War II. The opponent's aircraft carrier is sunk at the beginning. The various tactical coordination and combat details are an eye-opener.
The history of the previous battles is just embellishment. I want to write about Temujin's battle and review the details of cold weapon battles before reorganizing some typical battles in the late Song Dynasty. It's a bit like writing history, starting from Chapter 118.
"Unsolved Mysteries of History" is a key to opening the maze of time, taking you face to face with the deepest undercurrent of Chinese civilization. Starting from the mystery of the origins of the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties - is the Xia Dynasty believed in history or a legend? How many undeciphered codes are hidden in the Yin Ruins oracle bones? What is the complex truth about power behind Duke Zhou's "making rituals and music"? Taking this as a starting point, this book connects the institutions of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum, the true meaning of Cao Zhi's "Luo Shen Fu", and the eternal mystery of the disappearance of Emperor Jianwen... The author uses a rigorous historical attitude as the cornerstone and an investigative narrative as a clue to build a bridge between classics and archaeological discoveries. The book not only presents puzzles, but also shows the thinking trajectories of scholars through the ages on how to peel off the cocoons and approach the truth. Open it, and what you gain is not a standard answer, but a multi-dimensional perspective on history - between certainty and uncertainty, you can feel the depth and vividness of history.
This book is very good. It respects history and is a rigorous historical text! Don't worry about the love between children, look at the overall situation of the world, travel from Zhen Huan to Mrs. Qi, turn the tide, fight with Empress Lu, save Han Xin, win over the ministers, and change history!
The choice of perspective in this book is very special. It does not look down from a high position, but is close to the characters or events in parallel, making readers feel that they are standing at the scene. This close observation brings a strong sense of immersion, but it also means giving up a certain sense of omniscience. We will be like the characters in the book, not knowing what will happen next and can only make judgments based on limited clues. This restricted perspective makes the reading more intense and realistic. Many of the twists and turns in the book therefore seem both unexpected and reasonable, because they do not appear out of thin air but are foreshadowed. After reading it, I looked back and realized that the author's layout was so detailed. This kind of narrative that requires readers to participate in the construction may be challenging for some people, but it is very attractive to me. It makes reading no longer a one-way reception, but a joint creation that requires mobilizing attention and emotion. I feel very fulfilled to be a part of it.
Following the historical context, some plots require the timeline to be slightly advanced or delayed. I still want to make up for the regrets of history.
Detailed description of the imperial examination; the tragic Battle of Saarhu! Magnificent war scenes reappeared; horns and drums shook the sky, and arrows roared; the sand penetrated the face, cracking the skin and breaking the bones; corpses were lying on the shore of Palembang, and the caves of the Great Wall were filled with blood! Graceful, lingering love is like a timeless song! Poetic emotions are like the warm hands of a lover, caressing the rainy eyes; the quiet parting is like the soft wind of tobacco; there are thousands of kinds of love for each other. The narration seems light, but it is passionate and passionate!
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