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  1. Earthquakes The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical65k Wordsongoing In the museum, the moment Zhou Cheng touched a replica of the Ming Dynasty armor, he was transported to the tragic battlefield of the Tumubao Incident and transformed into a pawn of the Ming army. At this time, the Oala cavalry pressed forward like a tide, and the Ming army's defense line collapsed instantly. He narrowly escaped death in the bloody wind, and accidentally discovered the secret message of the Jin Yiwei that hid the mystery.​ Following the secret letter, Zhou Cheng met hundreds of 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The South Wind Does Not Cross The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidRural Life62k Wordsongoing This is a historical novel centered on Fengqiao, a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, spanning more than 20 years from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China. After the defeat of the Sino-Japanese War, a family that started out as a silk and salt class was on the verge of collapse. Gu Xingzhi, a young man struggling to study between an old-style private school and a new-style academy, witnessed the change of dynasties, warlords' melee and the rise and fall of new ideas f 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Returned to Yuan Ding Jiuzhou at the End of Han Dynasty The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical53k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It happened that Yuan Shao was sitting in the four prefectures of Ji, You, Qing, and Bing. He was at the peak of his power but hidden in crisis. He joined Yuan Shao's army without any extraordinary abilities. He only relied on his familiarity with the situation in the late Han Dynasty and his pragmatic thinking. Faced with the internal factional strife within the Yuan Shao Group and the vulnerability to 1Reads6.8Score—Shelves
  4. Han Zuo Rejoiced and I Followed Sun to Strengthen the World. The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical53k Wordsongoing Modern history enthusiasts accidentally traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when Sun Jian led his troops to fight against Dong's coalition forces. He has no extraordinary powers, but relies on his familiarity with the historical trends of the Three Kingdoms to establish himself as an ordinary staff member under Sun Jian. At first, he tactfully reminded Sun Jian of the potential threat of Liu Biao's forces in Jingzhou to help him avoid the disaster of being killed in Xian Mountain in —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. The Thirteenth Bell Rings The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban70k Wordsongoing In a strange city where all the clocks strike one more time, restorer Shen Yan received a bizarre commission - at three o'clock in the morning at the abandoned Xiyao subway station, Bai Ran, wearing a yellow raincoat, brought a blood-stained black module, just to read the information left by the missing journalist Ju An. The module lights up with the words "J-AN_12.13", Like a key, prying open the secrets hidden in the city: the thirteenth bell after the twelve bells rings is the tremor in the a —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Traveling from Liao Dynasty, Zoma Teng Returned to Han Dynasty The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical50k Wordsongoing In the first year of Xingping, the wind and sand in Liangzhou were fierce. Chen Yan, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, woke up from the dilapidated post house and became an ordinary subordinate under Ma Teng. There is no system by his side, and he has no fantasy powers. Only the context of the Three Kingdoms that he has memorized in his mind is his only reliance to stand in troubled times. At that time, although Ma Teng supported the Liangzhou cavalry, he was trapped by internal di —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Steel Nails Before the Vernal Equinox The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban53k Wordsongoing In the cold winter in Northeast China, the construction of the Dongling Line Railway is racing against glaciers and construction schedules. Cheng Ye led the workers to build a temporary bridge on the thin glacier. The steam crane puffed out white mist, and the old wooden piles pushed into the ice with the smell of moss. Every vibration of the steel cable affected lives - the thrill of the apprentice Xiaoqu falling into the ice crevice and the crisis of the steam valve losing control were just or —Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. Beicheng Paper Kite The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban68k Wordsongoing A city in the north where rivers converge, the wind and sand outside the city walls are like knives, and the people inside the city walls are like tides. In the aftermath of the late Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China was founded, warlords competed, foreign aggression suppressed the country, and the new order wrapped around everyone's life like a winter wind. In this city called Beiguan, Liu Sheng was born in a declining scholarly family. His family owned a paper factory, and he relied on pulpi —Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. The Sound of Tide Falls into Dream The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban53k Wordsongoing This is an intertwined history of family and era centered on a small town in the south of the Yangtze River and Shanghai. In the more than thirty years from the aftermath of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894 to the beginning of the war, scholars, female factory workers, merchants, military officers, widowed landowners and other figures made their own choices in the undercurrent of history: some lit the stove and started a school, some embarked on the ferry to the city, some held guns to guard the gr —Reads—Score—Shelves
  10. Jiangyan North Bank The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban58k Wordsongoing This is a long novel about small towns and big rivers, fate and times. The story takes place in a dock city on a tributary of the Yangtze River, where salt transportation, gangs, student societies, war and famine have all taken turns in half a century. Lin Zeyuan was born in the family of a small official in the Salt Education Bureau, and felt ordinary, but was constantly pushed to the edge of choice by the times; Zhao Yunxiu walked from a tailor shop to a girls' school, and then to the podium, —Reads—Score—Shelves
  11. Bell in the Fog The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban52k Wordsongoing This is a group of people looking for the shoreline in the alternation of wind and waves. A normal student who ran away from a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, a seal pressed between the warlord's account book and the bullet, a woman who made a living with needlework in the alley but could not avoid the hook of the times, and an old gentleman who wrote capital, morality and escape routes under the shadow of the Treaty Harbor. They met between the fog and the ringing of bells in the —Reads—Score—Shelves
  12. Jiangzhou Chronicles The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban67k Wordsongoing Jiangzhou, this wharf city built on the river, has experienced ups and downs like the tides in the past thirty years. In the mist, the typefaces of newspapers beat out the signals of the times, and the machinery of the silk factory roared with youth and blood. The Chamber of Commerce and the military police shared the fat at the banquet, but in the streets, someone quietly passed around papers with wet ink. Xu Zhou, a newspaperman, walked from the dock in the morning fog into the torrent of hist —Reads—Score—Shelves
  13. Ink and Mist The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban60k Wordsongoing In 1932 in the south of the Yangtze River, silk noodles were still there, but the family background was thin. Shen Yuying, who was born into a declining family in Suzhou, came to Shanghai carrying an old wooden box and devoted herself to the image and text work of a tabloid. She originally thought that the news was a window of light, but unexpectedly, outside the window was a storm: labor unrest, war, exile, return. The black words on the page interacted with the gray fog of the city. Along the —Reads—Score—Shelves
  14. Hebu Past Events The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban56k Wordsongoing This is a small river port town in the north. From the lingering warmth of the late Qing Dynasty to the New Deal and New Customs, half a century of water vapor has left its mark on the damp wooden boards. A scribe who had read old books, a woman with strength and softness, a businessman who came ashore between salt and profit, and a group of ordinary people breathing in their fate, they tried to stand firm in the ups and downs of the river. The imperial examinations were abolished, warlords chan —Reads—Score—Shelves
  15. River Bank Is Silent The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban60k Wordsongoing A small town called Guanshui is surrounded by rivers and bays, and its looms have been roaring for hundreds of years. Zhou Yicheng was born in a scholarly family, and watched as the brushes in his father's hands were forced into corners by steam and gunfire. He traveled and returned, founded a school, and ran a newspaper, rising and falling repeatedly in the tidal waves of the times. From a weaver girl to a trade union leader, Lin Yueqin spent many years running around factories and streets, usi —Reads—Score—Shelves
  16. City ​​And Tide The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban52k Wordsongoing This is an era when the city and the tide shape each other. The river breeze never ceases, and the people in the streets and alleys are entangled in the changes. Shen Yizhou, the young owner of a silk and satin shop, watched foreign ships entering Hong Kong by the Huangpu River when he was a boy. When he grew up, he learned to use account books and blowers to deal with the world amidst the roar of machines; Zhao Ruhua, who came to the factory from the countryside, wore calluses on the spindles w —Reads—Score—Shelves
  17. Dust Sea Wind Lantern The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban61k Wordsongoing An old city that grew up along the river was smelled of salt by the river wind even before the train arrived. Paper, ink, grain bags, cotton yarn, opium, rumors and oaths were tangled up at the dock. Lin Moxuan, a newspaperman who was born in a narrow alley, took over the night shift manager of Jiangsheng Daily at the age of twenty-seven. He wrote about the livelihood of small households and the notices hung on the city gates. He wandered among government offices, shops and teahouses, wearing th —Reads—Score—Shelves
  18. Woodcuts and Trends The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban54k Wordsongoing In a mountain village in western Hunan, Lin Qingshan, the son of a woodcarver, followed his father's knife and learned to recognize the texture of the world from the wood grain. Floods, salt taxes, and ethnic rules are lingering in the old house, while the new school, trains, and newspapers in the distance are like the wind, beating on the wooden door. From the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, from Changsha to Shanghai, he walked between the sword and the pen, being both a bystander a —Reads—Score—Shelves
  19. The Han Dynasty Entered Jingzuo and Became the Leader of the World. The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical38k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to Jingzhou in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, just when Liu Biao occupied Jingxiang and was experiencing internal and external troubles. He had no extraordinary powers, but relied on his familiarity with the general trends of the Three Kingdoms and some common sense of modern farming and military management. He rose to prominence in a poor family, and was appreciated by Liu Biao and entered his shogunate. At that time, Jingzhou's nobles —Reads—Score—Shelves
  20. In the Late Han Dynasty, Guests Entered Sima's Tent to Help Unify Jiuzhou The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical48k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a student of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Sima Mansion in Hanoi during the late Jian'an period, just when Sima Yi was dormant and waiting for power. He has no fantasy powers and only relies on his solid knowledge of the history of the Three Kingdoms in the late Han Dynasty. He carefully conceals his identity as a time traveler and stays under Sima Yi's account as a counselor from a poor family. He was well aware of Sima Yi's forbearance and ambition, and he —Reads—Score—Shelves
  21. At the End of the Han Dynasty, Shi and Ma Teng Ruled the World The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical56k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to the late Han Dynasty and early Ping Dynasty. It happened that Ma Teng was not stable in Liangzhou. Yuan Shao, Cao Cao and other princes were looking at him from outside, and internal discord with Han Sui's alliance gradually emerged. Chen Mo, who is responsible for understanding the history of later generations, has no extraordinary power, and only relies on his thorough understanding of the current situation and basic methods of gov —Reads—Score—Shelves
  22. Travelers from Dingding in Xizhou Help Ma Teng Unify the Three Kingdoms The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical52k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to Liangzhou in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and joined Ma Teng's army. At that time, Ma Teng's camp was suffering from internal and external troubles. Cao Cao was eyeing him from the outside, and Qiang and Hu tribes were attacking him from the inside. Furthermore, due to the barrenness and lack of food and grass in Liangzhou, it was difficult to move forward in the struggle for hegemony among the princes. Chen Yan does not have extrao —Reads—Score—Shelves
  23. At the End of Han Dynasty, He Went Through the Ma Teng Camp to Help Rule the World. The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical51k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to Liangzhou in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It happened to be a time when Ma Teng's camp was experiencing internal and external troubles - the alliance with Han Sui was crumbling, Cao Cao's forces were pressing harder, and although the northwest army was brave, it lacked structure. He has no extraordinary power, only a solid historical context in his mind and a simple knowledge of political and military management. Relying on his pre —Reads—Score—Shelves
  24. Traveling Back to the End of Han Dynasty, Zuo Ma Teng Unified the World The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical49k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to Liangzhou in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and joined Ma Teng's army. At that time, although Ma Teng had a separate army, he was in deep trouble: he was frequently harassed by Qiang and Hu in the west, suppressed by Cao Cao's forces in the east, and there were many internal disloyalty among the generals. Chen Mo has no extraordinary abilities and only relies on his familiarity with the situation of the Three Kingdoms and pragmatic str —Reads—Score—Shelves
  25. Traveling Through the Late Han Dynasty, Gongsun Zan Ruled the World The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical50k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to the land of Youyan in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, which coincided with the troubled times when Gongsun Zan and Yuan Shao were fighting. Because he was familiar with the current situation, he was rescued by Gongsun Zan's cavalry in the refugee wave. He accidentally gained Gongsun Zan's attention with his superficial insights into grain management and the improvement of simple horse equipment. At that time, although Gongsun Zan was c —Reads—Score—Shelves
  26. Went Through Cao's Camp to Assist Wei and Settled Jiuzhou The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical72k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Jian'an for three years in the Eastern Han Dynasty and became an ordinary soldier under Cao Cao. He had no system to rely on, only the solid knowledge of the history of the Three Kingdoms in his mind. When he first entered the military camp, Chen Mo relied on his prediction of the "Belt Edict" incident to help Cao Cao avoid the assassination, and barely gained the attention of counselor Xi Zhicai. After that, he re —Reads—Score—Shelves
  27. Wearing the Han Dynasty and Fu Zan to Determine Kyushu The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical60k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which coincided with Gongsun Zan's first establishment in Youzhou. He was deeply involved in the struggle for hegemony with Yuan Shao and the harassment of Wuhuan. Although his subordinate Baima Yicong bravely conquered the north, he had hidden dangers of lack of logistics and aggressive strategies. Chen Mo did not have any extraordinary abilities. He only relied on his clear understanding of the s —Reads—Score—Shelves
  28. Guests from the Han Camp Help Xuande Rule the World The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical57k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when Liu Bei was stationed in a new area and was weak, so he joined his army as an ordinary counselor. He had no extraordinary powers, but relied on his familiarity with the history of the Three Kingdoms to provide pragmatic strategies at key points - he advised Liu Bei to gather the refugees in Jingnan in advance to replenish food and troops, helped Zhuge Liang complete the diplomatic details of —Reads—Score—Shelves
  29. Ye Xia's Plan: Helping Yuan Control the Three Kingdoms The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical70k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, unexpectedly traveled back to the late Eastern Han Dynasty after an accident in a museum and became an inconspicuous staff member under Yuan Shao. At that time, Yuan Shaogang had just defeated Gongsun Zan, and was sitting on the four prefectures of Ji, Qing, You, and Bing. He seemed to have a strong army, but in fact, there were internal factions, advisers had their own agendas, and they lacked vigilance against potential forces su —Reads—Score—Shelves
  30. During the Reign of Han Zuo, a Guest Helped Meng De Conquer Kyushu The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical48k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, traveled to Yanzhou in the late Eastern Han Dynasty after an accident, which coincided with the difficult period when Cao Cao was conquering Lu Bu. He has no extraordinary abilities. He only relies on his solid historical knowledge and superficial understanding of the operation of ancient society. He came up with a simple method of storing grain and grass when the hungry people were displaced. Unexpectedly, he attracted the attention of C —Reads—Score—Shelves
  31. Yue Shifu Unified the Three Kingdoms The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical48k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and joined the army of Jingzhou Mu Liu Biao. At that time, although Jingzhou was a prosperous land, it was hampered by the decentralization of power by the noble clans such as Cai and Kuai, and was surrounded by Cao Cao, Sun Quan, and Liu Bei from outside. Liu Biao also lost his ambition to compete for hegemony due to his increasing age. Relying on his familiarity with the situation at the end of the Han —Reads—Score—Shelves
  32. Heshuo Dingding: I Seek the World Under Yuan Shao's Tent The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical56k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled through time while inspecting the ancient battlefields of the Three Kingdoms. It happened to be the eve of the confrontation between Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zan at the Jie Bridge in the third year of Chuping, and he became a refugee outside Yuan Shao's military camp. Relying on his familiarity with the history of the Three Kingdoms and basic modern common sense, he was fortunate enough to be recommended by Chun —Reads—Score—Shelves
  33. Traveling Through Time to Help Liu Chan Unify the Three Kingdoms The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical43k 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
  34. The Ups and Downs of Jian'an The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical52k Wordsongoing When Lin Fu, a modern history teacher, was studying the collected works of the Seven Sons of Jian'an, he accidentally traveled to the Yanzhou battlefield in the fifth year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty. When he was captured by Cao's army in the rebellion, he became an aide under Ren Jun, the general of the army of Diannong, relying on his familiarity with the farming system. Without the powerful system plug-in, only the historical materials of the Three Kingdoms and agricultural knowledg —Reads—Score—Shelves
  35. The Ups and Downs of Jiangdong The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical59k Wordsongoing In the 21st century, Chen Yan, a water conservancy engineer, mysteriously traveled through time during a heavy rain. When he woke up, he was already on the battlefield of Lujiang River in the fifth year of Jian'an. Without golden fingers and systematic blessings, he relied only on modern knowledge and vague memories of the history of the Three Kingdoms, and struggled to gain a foothold in the troubled Jiangdong that Sun Ce had just pacified. From a foreigner who was mistaken for Cao Cao's spy, t —Reads—Score—Shelves
  36. Flat Yellow Scarf The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban61k Wordsongoing Lin Yan, a history college student, accidentally traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which coincided with the outbreak of the Yellow Turban Rebellion. Facing a strange and turbulent era, he did not have the blessing of a magical golden finger. He relied only on modern knowledge and tenacity to survive in troubled times. From being mistaken for the Yellow Turban Army and being hunted, to getting to know loyal people, Lin Yan gradually integrated into this era, using his understanding —Reads—Score—Shelves
  37. Han Shichen The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical57k Wordsongoing Lin Wanqiu, a modern emergency doctor, had an accident when he was on night shift. When he opened his eyes again, he was in Nanyang County, the fourth year of Emperor Guanghe of the Eastern Han Dynasty. At this time, she was lying on the carved bed, with her fingertips pinched into the palm of her hand - she was originally the concubine of the Du family of the Nanyang wealthy family. Due to pressure from her aunt, she was forced to marry Liu Mu, the chronically ill Marquis of Anzhong, for her el —Reads—Score—Shelves
  38. Jian'an Changge The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical63k Wordsongoing Modern history teacher Lin Fu accidentally traveled to the first year of Jian'an and fell into a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood on the battlefield of Hulao Pass. Without a golden finger or systematic support, he relied only on the fragmented historical knowledge and modern thinking in his mind to survive in the troubled times where the princes were divided. From the idea of ​​"dividing fields for cultivation" during the grain shortage in Yanzhou to the use of meteorological laws in the —Reads—Score—Shelves
  39. Chronicles of Shu The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical58k Wordsongoing Chen Qian, a modern history teacher, unexpectedly returned to Jian'an for five years and possessed an ordinary military officer in Xinye Town. When he stood on Bowang Slope where the cold wind was howling, facing the approaching Cao Jun, he was shocked to realize that he had no system of gold and iron in his hands, but only fragments of historical materials that had been worn into pieces by the years. He improved Xinye farming with farming techniques, persuaded Zhou Yu to deploy defenses based o —Reads—Score—Shelves
  40. Traveling Through Zoma and Teng, Returning to Han Dynasty and Settling in the Central Plains The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical50k 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
  41. Rebirth of Lu Fengxian: a Lonely Figure in Troubled Times The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical56k Wordsongoing Modern young man Ma Yi accidentally traveled through time and became Lu Bu, the notorious "house slave with three surnames" during the Three Kingdoms period. Without a golden finger or the blessing of the system, he could only rely on his shallow understanding of history to survive in this troubled world. Faced with the disputes between princes and the treacherous people's hearts, he not only wanted to get rid of the world's prejudice against Lu Bu, but also wanted to gain a foothold in the worl —Reads—Score—Shelves
  42. Pawns' Journey: Marching in the Army in the Three Kingdoms The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical49k Wordsongoing Wang Cheng, an ordinary squad leader in the modern army, woke up with damp loess under his feet, and heard the sounds of horses neighing and shouts of death in troubled times. In Zhuoxian, he met Liu Bei, who was wearing linen shoes and a blue cloth, and became the most inconspicuous soldier under this small county captain who "promised himself with benevolence and righteousness". Wang Cheng didn't understand the grand plan of managing the world, but he knew how to keep a small team alive: night —Reads—Score—Shelves
  43. Qin Road Storm Record The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical53k Wordsongoing Lin Yuan, a modern young man, accidentally traveled to the Qin Dynasty. He had no fantasy powers or system blessings. He only had a brain of modern knowledge and plunged headlong into that imperial era made of iron and blood. When he first arrived in Xianyang, he almost became a prisoner because his speech and behavior were different from ordinary people. In order to survive in this strange and harsh environment, Lin Yuan had to rely on his wisdom and courage to deal with the nobles and the comm —Reads—Score—Shelves
  44. Street of Dawn The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical56k Wordsongoing In a corner of the south of the Yangtze River, the county town is surrounded by water nets. Under the white walls and blue tiles, old etiquette and new trends collide quietly. Gu Jianan came from a scholarly family, and in the year when the imperial examination was abolished, his official career collapsed quietly from the cicadas chirping outside the window; Cheng Suqiu was the daughter of a medicine shop, learned new medical science, and wanted to extend her hands to the pain farther away; Su J —Reads—Score—Shelves
  45. City ​​Of Negatives The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidUrban67k Wordsongoing Yishui is a small town wrapped in a network of rivers. The wooden piles on the pier are covered with moss, the smoke is swirling in the teahouses, and the gongs and drums on the stage are ringing and silent. Lin Yuanzhi opened a photo studio in this city. People's faces were hung in the darkroom, including smiles at weddings, white faces at funerals, and negatives that could not be exposed to light. From the summer of 1931 to the autumn of 1949, the small town experienced flag changes, slogan re —Reads—Score—Shelves
  46. Traveling Through the Three Kingdoms to Assist Yuan Shao in Establishing the World The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical69k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Yuan Shao's camp after the Dong Dong Alliance was disbanded at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and became an ordinary staff member. He does not have any extraordinary abilities, but relies on his solid historical knowledge to understand the potential dangers of factional strife and military decisions within the Yuan Shao Group, and also understands the strength and weakness of the princes in the world. Chen Mo —Reads6.9Score—Shelves
  47. Helping to Rule the World The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical72k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a modern history enthusiast, accidentally traveled to the second year of Xingping in the Eastern Han Dynasty, which coincided with Sun Ce leading his army to pacify Jiangdong. He has no extraordinary powers, and relies only on his solid knowledge of the history of the Three Kingdoms to carefully seek opportunities to gain a foothold in troubled times. Chen Yan attracted Sun Ce's attention because he accidentally put forward practical suggestions for strengthening defenses and optimizin —Reads—Score—Shelves
  48. Wearing Hanfu to Prepare for the Rule of the World The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical62k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the 13th year of Jian'an after the Battle of Changbanpo and became an ordinary soldier in Liu Bei's army. At that time, Liu Bei was newly defeated, with a small number of troops and a bleak road ahead. He had no fantasy powers or systematic blessings. He could only rely on the solid historical context and modern basic knowledge in his mind to try to gain a foothold in troubled times. He started by improving the eff —Reads—Score—Shelves
  49. At the End of the Han Dynasty, Gui Yi Assisted Liu Yan to Rule the World. The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical78k Wordsongoing Chen Yan, a modern history enthusiast, unexpectedly returned to Yizhou in the 5th year of Zhongping. It happened that Liu Yan entered Shu because of his "emperor spirit in Yizhou division" and was about to separate one side but the foundation was not stable. He has no extraordinary powers, but relies on his familiarity with the situation in the late Han Dynasty to conceal his identity and join Liu Yan's command. When he first entered the shogunate, Chen Yan took advantage of the chaos caused by —Reads6.9Score—Shelves
  50. Went Through the Late Han Dynasty and Helped Cao Cao Rule the World The Short-Footed Ox Is StupidHistorical65k Wordsongoing Chen Mo, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Cao Cao's camp during the Yanzhou Rebellion at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and became an unknown soldier. He does not have any fantasy help, and only relies on the solid knowledge of the history of the Three Kingdoms in his mind. When food and grass were scarce, Chen Mo offered suggestions to improve the farming system and help Cao Cao stabilize his rear foundation. Faced with the shortcomings of the militar —Reads7.0Score—Shelves