Fanqie catalogue
Books by Great Utopia
- Matches
- 4
From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
-
The Real Three Kingdoms Is Even More Exciting 真实的三国更精彩
[Authentic Three Kingdoms history | No transmigration, no System, no golden finger] Stop letting Romance of the Three Kingdoms mislead you! Based on Records of the Three Kingdoms, this novel reconstructs the late Han truths that have long been obscured. He Jin’s foolishness brings Dong Zhuo’s chaos upon the land, while Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan struggle to establish themselves. Zhuge Liang excels at governing, but his northern campaigns conceal a weakness. Sima Yi patiently plots, outlastin
2.1kReads6.8Score131Shelves
-
A Century of Ruin: The True Story of the Five Barbarians' Upheaval 百年陆沉：真实的五胡乱华
The Three Kingdoms reunite under Jin, and Taikang ushers in a new era. Everyone believes the age of chaos is over and peace has finally come to the land. But they do not know that Sima Yan has been laying the groundwork all along, and will personally destroy the Han realm. He disbands the armies of the provinces, enfeoffs warlords as kings, and allows millions of non-Han peoples to settle among the Central Plains. The Eight Princes bleed the empire dry in their infighting, while Empress Jia’s m
154Reads—Score242Shelves
-
The Sorrows of the Ming: Joking About Li Zicheng 明殇之笑侃李自成
The completed historical novel set in the late Ming, Ming Tragedy: Laughing About Li Zicheng, focuses on the rebel king Li Zicheng and the chaos of Chongzhen’s final years, recounting the entire course of the peasant uprising at the end of the Ming dynasty. From Chongzhen’s abolishing of the courier stations and the severe drought in northern Shaanxi, to loan sharks driving people to desperation, Li Zicheng’s uprising, the Battle of Luoyang, Sun Chuanting’s defeat, the fall of Beijing, Chongzhen
17Reads—Score—Shelves
-
Honghuang's Investiture of the Gods: A Humorous Take on Yinshang 洪荒封神榜之笑侃殷商
With lighthearted humor, this story takes you into an Eastern fantasy world. It presents the gods' war during the Yin and Shang period with wit and charm: a different Investiture of the Gods, retold from another perspective!
2Reads—Score—Shelves