There's a Plotline About a Plague in the Novel About Cheng Yaojin's Son in the Tang Dynasty

59 大 Datang: the Most Prodigal Son of Zhenguan Riding a Crane to YangzhouHistorical462k WordsOngoing 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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"The breeze stays with me at dusk, and the bright moon warms the porridge in front of my table." "The moths turn off the lamp with me, and I write with my pen and inkstone for half my life." "The lonely moon stays with me late at night, and I share the wine with the past." "The setting sun wipes away my tears of lovesickness, and my sleep makes me fall in love with the past."

60 唐 The Struggle for Crossing in the Late Tang Dynasty The Mysterious DeerHistorical184k WordsOngoing 3Reads—Score—Shelves

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A modern day laborer traveled to the late Tang Dynasty to work as a poor peasant. From starvation to rebellion, to separatist rule, let's see how he turned things around.

61 开 A Hundredfold Boost from the Start: Building an Invincible Zombie Army It's Time to Give It My AllUrban1.6M WordsCompleted 6.5kReads8.4Score509Shelves

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Synopsis: Seven Stars. Traditional fantasy swordsmanship, fantasy imagination, oriental fantasy, and historical imagination. The protagonist has a bright aura, and the portrayal of the opponent is obviously deeply rooted in people's hearts. The story is eye-catching, the plot is intertwined, and the plot is emotionally real. The character positioning is accurate and the character portrayal is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

65 大 Datang: My Bedroom Leads to Changle's Boudoir Laser Whipped CreamUrban246k WordsCompleted 2kReads8.8Score106Shelves

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I recommend these Tang Dynasty novels, they are all worth reading.

77 规 Rules of the Paranormal: The Horrors? They're All Family A SlimeMystery947k WordsCompleted 22.4kReads9.5Score2.6kShelves

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The cicadas chirping on the leafy sycamore trees that summer sounded like midsummer. The evening breeze outside the window blew past me. The end of my boyhood in late June. We met in summer, and summer never ends.

90 推 The Truth About Tuibeitu, Why Did the Scholar Yan Xiao Destroy the Tang Dynasty? Ye Lang Meng DaHistorical89k WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Historical textual research, a very pure Tang Dynasty text, a feast of wits and a deep pool of human nature. A friend threw a book and declared: "The End of Ten Days is the pinnacle of escape rooms." I touched the "Tang Law" on the desk and sneered: "What's the point of an illusory secret room? Look at Chang'an 108 Square, it's not a natural maze." "The dark style of Ten Days is also the pinnacle." The friend knocked on the table. I dipped in ink and waved: "The darkest thing in the world is the human heart - the intrigues of the court are like hidden arrows, and the calculations of the market are like poisonous needles." My friend sneered: "Ten days is according to the rules, and you can only pass the level by finding the key." I pushed the inkstone away, making ripples, and handed out the manuscript, "In this living world, there are no keys. Only by breaking the rules can we survive tonight." Outside the window, more drops fell in the night of the Tang Dynasty. The friend looked through the manuscript and suddenly laughed: "How wonderful, when the fictional secret room collides with the darkness of the prosperous age, who can tell which time and space game is closer to the abyss of human nature?"

91 大 Datang Started with Regrets Kong QingluanHistorical1.5M WordsOngoing 15Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Not bad, haha😃Okay