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  1. Knife and Crossroads Qiu YiyuHistorical43k Wordsongoing In the Lianghuai Salt Fields during the Tianqi Period, buried under the white grains of salt were the bones of the saltmen. Lu Zhen was originally a saltman who made a living by boiling the sea. He had accepted his fate all his life, but under the whip of Yan Huai, Yan Song's distant nephew, he watched his father being beaten to death. His sister jumped into the "Ghost Sees Sorrow" swamp to protect her innocence. When he broke the rope from the stake, what he had on his waist was not a salt rake —Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Reincarnated Dragon, Conquering Gay Friends from Past Lives Qingqiu YishuEastern Fantasy98k Wordsongoing Deng Yuan accidentally traveled through time and became a giant dragon in the Western fantasy world. Unexpectedly, he was also equipped with a system, but this system seemed not very serious. "You want me to attack my friends? Impossible, absolutely impossible." "Wait a minute, why does this name look familiar? Isn't this the name of my gay friend from the previous life? Duplicate name? If not a beauty, who are you? " —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Jedi Bunxin Qiu YiyuHistorical44k Wordsongoing The wind in the fifth year of the Apocalypse rolled up gravel and smashed the fame and dignity of Gu Chuan, the editor of the Hanlin Academy, into the Liangzhou Guard nine thousand miles away. The impeachment memorial against the prime minister resulted in the charge of "making trouble by speaking nonsense." The shackles wore off his pen-holding hand, and among the ruins of this penal colony, there were only prisoners waiting to die and cannibalistic sand. He was once the Tanhua Lang who scolded —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Rails and Rouge Qiu YiyuUrban52k Wordsongoing During the more than ten years of the Republic of China, the river transport gradually receded, and the railway tracks rattled the bones of the city. The wind of Tianjin Wei blows over the flags of the concessions of various countries, bringing with it the whistles from the sea, the oil smoke from the alleys, the paper and ink from the newspapers, and the powder from the dance halls. Lin Shuyu runs the photo studio left by his father at the end of the alley. In the camera lens are the faces of o —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. The Wind Passes Through Huaixiang Qiu YiyuUrban64k Wordsongoing Shen Houyong returned to his hometown to inherit his ancestral home, but unexpectedly discovered that the ancient well under the locust tree was connected to another world. People in the village said he was a fool for not letting go of his old house until the stones he picked up were sold for a sky-high price in the city. When developers focused on Huaixiang, a geomantic treasure land, Shen Houyong silently placed the first ban on the well. "No one can touch this well, this tree, or this alley." —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Paper Dust and Railroad Tracks Qiu YiyuUrban48k Wordsongoing In a port city filled with sea breeze, paper dust floats in the early morning sky accompanied by the smell of ink, and steel rails stretch on the muddy ground toward the unknown. The young typesetter Zhou Yuncheng, a silk-making boy who fell out of his family, fell into the world of typeface in the printing shop; the young girl Shen Yuzhu, an apprentice who sang ditty in the teahouse, used sounds and words to create a way out for herself. From 1911 to 1937, trends changed, with the military and —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Lights and Dust Qiu YiyuUrban40k Wordsongoing The aftermath of the Xinhai Revolution has just settled, and between the south of the Yangtze River and the sea, the tide rises and falls day and night. Lu Beichuan, a boy from a poor family in Suzhou, with his imperial examinations abolished and his father about to be seriously ill, took a box of manuscripts and a few pages of IOUs with him and went to Shenjiang along the canal to work as a newspaper boy, forcing himself to see the world between the typeface and the kerosene lamp. He meets Shen —Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. Paper Wind Thunder Qiu YiyuHistorical55k Wordsongoing Introduction: This is a historical novel set in Shanghai from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China. A young man born in a small town in Hebu, Jiangnan, entered the world of ten miles with a scholarly and earthy atmosphere. From apprentice to typesetter, from proofreader to reporter, he used the typeface in his hand as a tiny but unbreakable hairpin, nailed to the wall of the era of rapid changes. War, bans, strikes, speeches, the shackles of old family etiquette and the morning b —Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. Dust Under the Map Qiu YiyuUrban44k Wordsongoing This is a realistic novel set in Jiangnan and Shanghai in the first half of the twentieth century. Shen Zicheng, a young man from Yanbu in the late Qing Dynasty, stepped into the modern era amid the death of his father and the ups and downs of his family business. He witnessed the great social changes from the Xinhai Revolution, warlords, industrial unrest, to the Anti-Japanese War and the Civil War. He made a living in a newspaper office in Shanghai, fell in love with Xu Yiyun, a female teacher —Reads—Score—Shelves
  10. Endless Sound of Tide Qiu YiyuUrban69k Wordsongoing This is a novel about Shanghai and the times. Time passed from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. In the tide of change, docks and electric lights, boiling oil woks and roaring printing presses, old-fashioned merchants' abacus beads and the black lines of foreign language account books collided in the shadows of street corners. The protagonist Lin Shuyuan was born in a paper shop in Nanshi. His father surrounded his life in layers of rice paper fibers, while the city blew another ki —Reads—Score—Shelves
  11. Waterway and Railway Tracks Qiu YiyuUrban46k Wordsongoing There are seven bridges on the river. The oldest stone arch bridge is called Taiping Bridge. It is said that it existed in the Tang Dynasty. The stone lions on the bridge railings have been worn away by more than a thousand years of wind and rain, leaving only a vague outline. However, the old people say that they are mythical beasts in the city and must not be touched. The water under the bridge is the clearest, so clear that you can see the pebbles and fish underneath. In the summer, children —Reads—Score—Shelves
  12. Paper Horse and Rails Qiu YiyuUrban65k Wordsongoing Getting out of bed, Shen Yunzhi walked to the window. The lights of the recycling bin downstairs dimmed in the rain. The piles of scrap metal, old appliances, and broken furniture were blurred in the night, like a forgotten industrial cemetery. He has lived here for three years, unable to find a job since graduating from college, and inherited the scrapyard left by his father. The phone vibrated, and a message popped up: "Boss Shen, a batch of goods arrived today. The old signaling equipment th —Reads—Score—Shelves
  13. Jianghai Frost Lamp Qiu YiyuUrban46k Wordsongoing A south wind blows across the river and sea, blowing out the lamps and lighting them up. The old-style families in Wuchou Town are ebbing amid the turbulence of the abolition of the imperial examination and the new trend of Westernization. Shen Yiheng walked from his study to the Shanghai Art Museum, carrying with him the worries and hesitations of his youth. He wrote names one by one between banners and advertisements, respectability and hunger. Lu Yuncen was the only daughter of an old trading —Reads—Score—Shelves
  14. Mr. Ghostwriter's Intelligence Book Qiu YiyuHistorical46k Wordsongoing In the spring of the Jiashen year, the Meishan fireworks caused by Chongzhen's suicide burned down Shen'an's imperial examination road. He was once the son of the head of the Ministry of Industry and a promising candidate, but on the day Li Zicheng broke into the city, he saw his father being put into a prison car and his ancestral home became a stable for the invading troops. In order to survive, this scholar who was accustomed to holding a calligraphy pen squatted in the Xisi Archway with a wo —Reads—Score—Shelves
  15. Pictures of This World Qiu YiyuUrban46k Wordsongoing This is a story about Shanghai and time. Shili Foreign Market in the 1930s, a skyscraper dream built of glass and stone, sweat and blood under the neon lights. Lin Shuyan, a reporter from a small seaside town, broke into the whirlpool of the newspaper industry with an old camera on his back; Chen Yuru, a female worker who grew up beside the textile machine table, learned to count and fight in the roar; Song Peizhi, a young man from a banking family, struggled between the elegant jazz and the flo —Reads—Score—Shelves
  16. Yuchenzhai's Secret Treasures Qiu YiyuUrban55k Wordsongoing In the three years since Yuchenzhai opened, not a single genuine product has been sold. My peers laughed at me, experts scolded me, and my ex-girlfriend thought I was poor and had followed an antiques boss. Until that day, the old man in Chinese tunic suit walked in tremblingly, pointed at the old book I had on the table leg and asked: "Sir, can you part with this "Jin Shi Suo Yin"?" The whole room was in an uproar, and I looked down at the broken bowl for feeding the cat in my hand - the bottom —Reads—Score—Shelves
  17. Huaiying Changhe Qiu YiyuUrban56k Wordsongoing During the Anti-Japanese War, underground worker Lu Weisheng was sent to Shanghai to pretend to be his dead traitor nephew. He must deal with the Japanese military police, Wang pseudo-agents and gangs to obtain top-secret information. Walking on thin ice every day, but in an encrypted message, I discovered the name of my first love who had been missing for ten years. When she wore a kimono and raised a glass to the Japanese commander at his dinner and smiled, the wine glass in Lu Weisheng's hand —Reads—Score—Shelves
  18. Yue Shi Zuo Cao Ding Jiuzhou Qiu YiyuHistorical42k Wordsongoing New works are released. Welcome to Tomato Novel to read my works. I hope you all like them. Your attention is the motivation for my writing. I will try my best to tell every story! —Reads—Score—Shelves
  19. Yue Shifu Kangding Kyushu Qiu YiyuHistorical40k Wordsongoing In the twelfth year of Jian'an, Chen Yan, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to Liaodong. It happened that Gongsun Kang had just killed Yuan Shang and Yuan Xi had stabilized the situation, but he faced the dilemma of the pressure of Cao Cao's power and the harassment of surrounding tribes. As an ordinary counselor with no background or special abilities, Chen Yan relied on his accurate understanding of the situation in the Three Kingdoms to first provide suggestions to rectify th —Reads—Score—Shelves
  20. You Yan Long Picture Qiu YiyuHistorical48k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally time-traveled and became an ordinary aide under Gongsun Zan at the time when he was powerful in northern Xinjiang and at war with Yuan Shao. He has no supernatural powers, and only relies on his accurate understanding of the general trend of the Three Kingdoms and pragmatic strategies to gradually gain Gongsun Zan's trust. Faced with the shortcomings of Gongsun Zan's stubbornness, the dilemma of numerous internal factions, an —Reads—Score—Shelves
  21. Yuan's Guide to Winning: I Will Be a Compliment to the Alliance Leader Qiu YiyuHistorical36k Wordsongoing Dachui, a scumbag from the history department, stayed up late to watch videos complaining about the Three Kingdoms. He fell headlong into the Jujube Allied Forces camp in the first year of Chuping and became a minor official under Yuan Shao's account whose name no one even remembered. He has no system and doesn't understand the art of war. His only skills are complaining and being clever. Others give advice by citing classics, but he gives advice by saying, "Alliance leader, listen to me, let's —Reads—Score—Shelves
  22. Late Han Dynasty: Modern Staff in Gongsun's Account Qiu YiyuHistorical42k Wordsongoing Chen Xi, a college student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Gongsun Zan's army in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. At that time, many heroes were rising together. Although Gongsun Zan supported the elite white horses and righteous followers, he was trapped in strategic shortsightedness and lack of internal affairs. Chen Xi, who has no system and no golden fingers, relied on modern knowledge and understanding of historical trends to gradually gain Gongsun Zan's trust, st —Reads—Score—Shelves
  23. Confucian Scholars in Shu: Records of the Events in the Late Han Dynasty Qiu YiyuHistorical46k Wordsongoing Chen Xi, a college student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Shu during the 13th year of the founding of the Three Kingdoms during a study of ancient books. He has no systematic golden fingers, only a brain full of modern knowledge and a rich historical context. He coincides with Liu Bei's defeat at Changbanpo. From the time he first met Zhuge Liang in the new Yecao Hut, to the "yield per mu theory" that shocked Long Zhong's traditional thinking; he improved brocade w —Reads—Score—Shelves
  24. Above the Wei Palace: the Three Kingdoms Game Among Modern Scholars Qiu YiyuHistorical41k Wordsongoing Chen Xi, an ordinary college student in the 21st century, returned to Xuchang during the Jian'an period of the Three Kingdoms after an accident. When he stood in the war-torn land of the Central Plains wearing a coarse short-sleeved shirt, he had no magical golden fingers, only the knowledge map accumulated by five thousand years of civilization in his mind. Relying on his vague understanding of historical trends and modern logical thinking, he started by explaining crop rotation technology to t —Reads—Score—Shelves
  25. Iron-Blooded Yuan: the Three Kingdoms' Road to Hegemony Among Modern Soldiers Qiu YiyuHistorical44k Wordsongoing Li Huailin, an instructor at the modern Army General Staff College, accidentally traveled to Yuan Shao's camp in the late Eastern Han Dynasty during a military exercise. When he appeared in the smoke and dust of the Battle of Jieqiao in camouflage uniforms, he faced the Quyi tribe who was about to be defeated and the princes of Hebei who were full of doubts about him. There is no system cheat, only modern war theory and staff literacy in the mind. He made precise suggestions based on terrain cal —Reads—Score—Shelves
  26. New Chapter of Han Dynasty: Records of Soldiers in the Late Han Dynasty Qiu YiyuHistorical45k Wordsongoing Modern army staff officer Zhao Chen accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty during a border exercise, and his soul returned to the body of a dying military lord who served under Liu Biao, the shepherd in Jingzhou. Faced with the troubled times when the princes were divided and people's livelihood was in decline, he relied on modern military theory and strategic vision, starting from rectifying the defense of Xinye, and fought against all opinions to reform the military system, buil —Reads—Score—Shelves
  27. Jiang Zuo Guifan: a Modern Version of the Three Kingdoms and the Ping of Wu Qiu YiyuHistorical45k Wordsongoing Lin Chen, an ordinary modern college student, travels back to the Kingdom of Wu during the Three Kingdoms period after an accident. Without a golden finger or systematic support, he struggled to gain a foothold in the land of Jiangdong with only modern knowledge reserves and vague memories of historical trends. Faced with the power struggle within Soochow and the complex game with Shu and Wei, Lin Chen started from the grassroots level and used a pragmatic vision to improve farming, organize off —Reads—Score—Shelves
  28. Wei Que's Star Fell: Strategies in the Late Han Dynasty Qiu YiyuHistorical42k Wordsongoing Modern historian Chen Mohun returned to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and joined Cao Cao's camp. When Bianshui was defeated, he advocated preserving fire and implemented the method of "dividing fields and fixing rents" in Yanzhou; before the Battle of Guandu, he predicted the flaw in Yuan Shao's grain road and made suggestions for a surprise attack on Wuchao; before the Battle of Chibi, he admonished Cao Cao to be wary of the danger of serial ships, but in the end it was difficult to reverse the —Reads—Score—Shelves
  29. Assist Policy to Determine the World Qiu YiyuHistorical44k Wordsongoing Lin Fu, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which coincided with the beginning of Sun Ce's pacification of Jiangdong. At that time, the Sun family's foundation had just been established but the foundation was not stable. Sun Ce bravely won the three armies but acted impetuously. Cao Cao and Yuan Shao in the north were eyeing him, and Liu Biao of Jingzhou and Liu Zhang of Yizhou each occupied one side. Lin Fu had no extraord —Reads—Score—Shelves
  30. Yueshi Assists in Establishing Kyushu Qiu YiyuHistorical39k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty, which coincided with the critical moment when Sun Ce was pacifying Jiangdong. He has no extraordinary powers, and only relies on his solid historical knowledge and pragmatic acting style to win the favor of Sun Ce and join his army. Well aware of the regret of Bo Fu's untimely death, Chen Yan worked step by step, first helping him avoid the risk of assassination and stabilizin —Reads—Score—Shelves
  31. Jincheng Dingding Qiu YiyuHistorical51k Wordsongoing Lin Fu, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which coincided with the defeat of Geng Bi, the governor of Liangzhou, and the Qiang were in chaos. He accidentally joined Ma Teng's command. Knowing well that Ma Teng and his son would eventually die tragically at the hands of Cao Cao and Liangzhou's power would fall apart, Lin Fu gradually gained Ma Teng's trust with his solid historical foundation and pragmatic politica —Reads—Score—Shelves
  32. Assisting in Zen Meditation of the Three Kingdoms Qiu YiyuHistorical44k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally time-traveled and became an ordinary attendant in the palace of the later master Liu Chan at a time when the Shu Han's national power was declining and people were panicked after the defeat in the Battle of Yiling. He has no extraordinary powers, only the detailed historical context and modern basic governance knowledge in his mind. Facing Liu Chan, who was "unsupportable" in the eyes of the world, Chen Yan knew that —Reads—Score—Shelves
  33. Fu Yi Settled in Kyushu Qiu YiyuHistorical45k Wordsongoing Lin Fu, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the Taihe period of Cao Wei, which coincided with the time when Sima Yi was jealous of Cao Rui and his military power was on the wane. Without the blessing of a golden finger or extraordinary powers, he only relied on the detailed historical context and modern thinking in his mind to sleep under Sima Yi's tent, starting from an inconspicuous staff member. He understood the strategic weakness of Zhuge Liang's —Reads—Score—Shelves
  34. Dinghan, Xizhou Qiu YiyuHistorical65k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and joined Ma Teng's command in Xizhou. At that time, there were frequent wars in Liangzhou. Ma Teng's camp was troubled by internal and external troubles. Outside, it was surrounded by princes such as Cao Cao and Yuan Shao. It was also troubled by Qiang and Hu hybrids and a lack of food and grass inside. Chen Yan does not have a golden finger at his side. He only relies on his underst —Reads—Score—Shelves
  35. Assistant Yuan Dingshanhe Qiu YiyuHistorical44k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty, when Yuan Shao was in great power in Hebei and became an ordinary staff member under his account. Well aware of the fatal flaws of the Yuan Group's indecisiveness and serious internal strife, and also aware of the historical direction of the Battle of Guandu, Chen Mo abandoned his fantasy and relied on his solid historical knowledge and pragmatic style to make progress step by —Reads—Score—Shelves
  36. Yue Shifu Established the Han Dynasty in Kyushu Qiu YiyuHistorical43k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Zhuoxian in the sixth year of Zhongping, just when Liu Bei was gathering his troops. He has no extraordinary power, and relies only on the solid historical accumulation in his mind to help this kind-hearted but troubled hero. After joining Liu Bei, Chen Mo abided by his ministerial integrity, offered ingenious strategies to defeat the enemy when he was fighting for the Yellow Turbans, planned to preserve hi —Reads—Score—Shelves
  37. Longyou Kuanghan Qiu YiyuHistorical48k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and joined Ma Teng's army. At that time, there was endless war in Liangzhou. Ma Teng and Han Sui were inseparable, and they were surrounded by other princes such as Cao Cao and Yuan Shao. Their survival was difficult. Chen Yan has no extraordinary courage or extraordinary skills. He only relies on his solid historical knowledge and pragmatic strategic vision in his mind to assi —Reads—Score—Shelves
  38. Zuo Sima Ding Hua Xia Qiu YiyuHistorical46k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms and was rescued by Sima Yi's soldiers during the war in Guanzhong. He was well aware that Sima Yi was a talented man but was often suspected and missed opportunities. With the solid historical context in his mind and his accurate analysis of the current situation, he was determined to help him clear the world and rule the world. He concealed his life experience and went to —Reads—Score—Shelves
  39. Traveling Through the Han Dynasty and Zhongping the World Qiu YiyuHistorical49k Wordsongoing Lin Fu, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the Jiaping period of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms, which coincided with the key point when Sima Yi launched the Gaoping Ling Revolution. He had no extraordinary skills, and relied only on the solid historical context in his mind and his insight into the current situation of people's hearts to join Sima Yi. Starting from the staff, Lin Fu hid behind the scenes and provided strategies to defend the exhausted —Reads—Score—Shelves
  40. Yueshi Zuosima Unified Kyushu Qiu YiyuHistorical51k Wordsongoing Lin Fu, a student of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the Jiaping period of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms and became an inconspicuous staff member in Sima Yi's mansion. He has no extraordinary skills, and only relies on the solid historical context in his mind and his insight into the current situation of people's hearts to quietly become the core of the Sima camp. At that time, Sima Yi had power in both the government and the public, but he was suffering from internal —Reads—Score—Shelves
  41. Yizhou Dingding Qiu YiyuHistorical45k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, unexpectedly returned to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and joined the army of Liu Yan, who had just entered Shu. At that time, the world was about to be in chaos, the aftermath of the Yellow Turban was not over, and the feudal regimes were beginning to emerge. Although Liu Yan wanted to spy on the artifact, he was trapped in Yizhou's internal and external troubles. Chen Mo has no extraordinary power, and only relies on his understanding of —Reads—Score—Shelves
  42. At the End of Han Dynasty, He Strengthened the World Qiu YiyuHistorical52k Wordsongoing Lin Fu, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the late Han Dynasty when Sun Jian was on his way to conquer Dong. In troubled times, there is no golden finger around, only the detailed historical context and pragmatic principles of conduct in the mind. He was well aware of the glory and regret of Sun Jian's camp, and was determined to assist Sun Jian in changing his destiny with his meager strength. Lin Fu relied on his accurate prediction of the current —Reads—Score—Shelves
  43. Han Zuo Succeeded Jing Xiang Qiu YiyuHistorical48k Wordsongoing Lin Fu, a student of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and joined the army of Jingzhou Mu Liu Biao. At that time, there was great chaos in the Central Plains. Cao Cao took the emperor to order the princes, Sun Quan separatized Jiangdong, and Liu Bei stayed under the fence. Although Jingzhou was rich, there were hidden dangers. Liu Biao was old and soft, and there were many internal factions. Lin Fu didn't have a golden finger at his side. He —Reads—Score—Shelves
  44. Assist in Deciding Kyushu Qiu YiyuHistorical44k Wordsongoing At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, wars broke out everywhere and the Central Plains was in chaos. Lin Fu, a student of the Department of Modern History, unexpectedly passed away from a poor family in Lujiang. It happened that Sun Ce was leading his army across the river to conquer the east of the Yangtze River. With a thousand years of historical knowledge, he has neither extraordinary powers nor systematic blessings. He only relies on his precise insight into the current situation and pragm —Reads—Score—Shelves
  45. Longyou Fuhan Qiu YiyuHistorical49k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, unexpectedly traveled back to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and became an unknown minor official under Ma Teng, the warlord of Liangzhou. At that time, Dong Zhuo's chaos was just over, and the Central Plains princes were separatist. Liangzhou was located on the border, barren and chaotic. Although Ma Teng's forces had elite cavalry, they were subject to internal and external difficulties. There were Qiang and Barbarian attacks in the west, —Reads—Score—Shelves
  46. At the End of the Han Dynasty, He Assisted Yan to Determine the World. Qiu YiyuHistorical52k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty, just as Liu Yan was on his way to Shu. At that time, the world was about to be in chaos, the aftermath of the Yellow Turban was not over, and the princes secretly had different intentions. Although Yizhou was dangerous, there were many factions and the people's livelihood was in decline. Chen Mo had no ability in epigraphy, and only relied on the solid historical context and political —Reads—Score—Shelves
  47. Fu Zan Settled Kyushu Qiu YiyuHistorical46k Wordsongoing Lin Fu, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty during a compilation of ancient books. It happened to be the time when Gongsun Zan defeated Liu Yu and shocked the northern Xinjiang, and became an ordinary staff member under him. Lin Fu, who was fully aware that Gongsun Zan was defeated due to his stubbornness and improper strategy, was determined to reverse the trajectory of history on his own. He concealed the secret of —Reads—Score—Shelves
  48. Du Chuanfu Zen Unified Kyushu Qiu YiyuHistorical48k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled through time, which coincided with the first year of Jianxing of the Shu Han Dynasty after the defeat in the Battle of Yiling. At this time, Liu Chan ascended the throne for the first time. The elite of the Shu Han Dynasty were exhausted, and they were besieged internally and externally. Cao Wei was watching in the north, Sun Wu was in the east, and the barbarians in the south were ready to move. Without the —Reads—Score—Shelves
  49. Fuhan Yitonglu Qiu YiyuHistorical43k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Zhuojun in the sixth year of Zhongping, and happened to meet Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei at the beginning of their friendship in the Taoyuan. With a thousand years of historical knowledge, he knew that the Shu Han was destined to be ill-fated, so he decided to assist Liu Bei in turning things around. He abandoned fantasy and joined the camp with pragmatic strategies: first he proposed military training —Reads—Score—Shelves
  50. Assist Han Dynasty to Establish Kyushu Qiu YiyuHistorical48k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Zhuoxian County in the first year of Zhongping, which coincided with the beginning of the Taoyuan friendship between Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei. He has no extraordinary powers, and relies only on the solid historical context and pragmatic ideas in his mind to help Liu Bei achieve the great cause of unification. When he first entered the camp, Chen Mo started as a low-level staff member, avoiding the mi —Reads—Score—Shelves