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I Rebelled in the Mountains at the Beginning, and I Became the Founder of the Country.
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  1. The Protagonist Develops on the Frontier, Then Rebels and Expands the Territory 101MViews276Books3hUpdated
  2. Seek History + Imaginary + War + Rebellion + High Quality + Peace in Troubled Times It means that the protagonist performs meritorious service on the border, and then rises step by step, fights with the northern nomads, and then the world is in chaos. The protagonist brings peace to the troubled world. 26.9MViews366Books10hUpdated
  3. I Am Looking for a Farming Article with a Score of 9.9. Is There Anyone with a Score of 9.9? What I Am Talking About Is 9.9. Farming articles are of high quality. The 9.9 High score you can recommend to me is all because of your greatness. Farming articles are great. 83.3MViews325Books1dUpdated
  4. Please Ask the Protagonist to Have an Army and Develop It in Ancient Times 6.4MViews383Books1dUpdated
  5. Those Who Travel Through Time Will Rebel, No Matter in Troubled Times or Prosperous Times. Otherwise, you will be like a dog. No matter how high your merits are, you can kill them whenever you want, like Bai Qi in the Qin Dynasty, Han Xin in the Han Dynasty, and Yue Fei in the Song Dynasty. Therefore, you must rebel when you time travel. 6.1MViews188Books1dUpdated
  6. Travel Through Time and Civilians Rebel Any dynasty in Han, Tang, Song and Ming rebelled when it was most prosperous 6.7MViews205Books1dUpdated
  7. Are There Any Novels in Which the Protagonist Rebels and Strives for Hegemony? (Traditional Writing Required) What I like most about the novels about being an emperor is that the emperor centralizes his power. Is it the king's land all over the world, and the king's ministers are on the shore of the land. The kind of traditional feudal dynasty novels, the kind that I hate the most about being an emperor while practicing democracy and constitutional monarchy. Please recommend! Please recommend! 9.4MViews295Books2dUpdated
  8. Imperial writing needs to be true and ruthless. Which person who could establish a dynasty in ancient times was not ruthless? 27.4MViews320Books2dUpdated
  9. Looking for Ancient War Novels in Which the Protagonist Builds an Army and Conquers the World Looking for the kind of protagonist who travels to ancient times, relies on his own abilities to build an army, and conquers the world 21MViews250Books2dUpdated
  10. Are There Any Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Kingdoms Competing for Hegemony? All Nations 14.3MViews435Books2dUpdated
  11. High IQ, High Strategy Dynasty Struggle for Hegemony The 9-year-old bookworm is absolutely awesome. If you don't like it, come to me. 7.5MViews324Books2dUpdated
  12. The Protagonist Rebels to Protect Himself In the fantasy world of Dynasty, the protagonist originally wanted to lie down, but was forced to defend himself. 9.4MViews382Books3dUpdated
  13. Ask the Protagonist to Rebel and Become the Emperor 6.7MViews420Books3dUpdated
  14. Water Margin Time Travel Novel Fight for the world 30.3MViews211Books3dUpdated
  15. Historical Rebellion Looking for a historical book with a protagonist who directly rebels! For example, the Three Kingdoms, the Yellow Turban Army, or books about a famous general who later rebelled. 1.9MViews258Books3dUpdated
  16. I Want to Read a Book About the Real Peasant Uprising The male protagonist is not Long Aotian, he has a good outlook on life, good character, not invincible, and he has wins and losses in battles. Does not corrupt or deteriorate. With an indomitable will, the courage to fall to pieces for the people, and the faith from the heart, are there still people like this in the world? 817.9kViews202Books5dUpdated
  17. A Rich Man, in the Last Years of His Dynasty, Trains His Army Privately and Strives for Hegemony in the World. The male protagonist should not be a prince, hiding secretly, growing up in obscene ways, and training the army. It is best not to have a female protagonist. The male protagonist should be decisive in killing, not a virgin. 10.3MViews396Books5dUpdated
  18. Power Is in the Hands of Both the Government and the Opposition. We Don't Need a System If We Hold Military Power. 19.9MViews225Books5dUpdated
  19. A Novel About Occupying Mountains and Becoming King, Reclaiming Wasteland and Farming, and Fighting for World Hegemony 9.7MViews392Books5dUpdated
  20. The Protagonist Hides Behind His Back to Train the Army and Then Becomes the Emperor Himself 39.7MViews192Books7dUpdated
  21. A Novel About a Protagonist Who Claims to Be Emperor in a Small Village but Dares to Rebel 835.2kViews78Books10dUpdated
  22. He Made Great Contributions to the Court but Was Sentenced to Death, so the Protagonist Had No Choice but to Rebel. 19.3MViews257Books1moUpdated
  23. The Emperor Discovers That the Male Protagonist Has Hundreds of Thousands of Private Soldiers, and the Male Protagonist Directly Changes the Dynasty. 17.2MViews178Books5moUpdated
  24. If I Have Millions of Soldiers and the Prince Rebels, Let Me Help Him. the Emperor Writes Xin, let me quell the rebellion. Me: How dare these two rebels write to me? 17.3MViews214Books7moUpdated
  25. What If You Returned to the Court with Hundreds of Thousands of Troops, or Would You Declare Yourself King? 54.4MViews497Books7moUpdated