Derived from history, derived from the Ming Dynasty, the era is the battle of Jingnan, the master and the subject travel through time, abandoning literature and embracing martial arts, and then the career plot flows, the CP is an original character, not Zhu Di
The novel "Far Away" is more joyful, derived from the Ming Dynasty, and tells time travel. If I remember correctly, he was Zhu Houzhao's imperial tutor, and then educated Zhu Houzhao and changed the history of the Ming Dynasty.
Derived from history, during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the protagonist and his subjects traveled through time, generals became princes, the career plot was flowing, CP characters were original, and there were few emotional scenes.
It is also a novel about a distant place, with a time-travel protagonist, historical derivation of Jin, original characters, time-travel Chenghuan Wen and the son of a Nankang princess. The plot is about infrastructure construction and hegemony and then becoming emperor. It is also a career-oriented plot with few emotional scenes.
Derived from the Song Dynasty, imperial examination essays, time-traveling masters, under the year, cp Di Qing, the overall story is a career plot flow, most of which are very textual research
It's an imaginary history. The perspective is unclear. The protagonist is a small businessman, and then fights for world domination, becomes emperor, and becomes a CP general. However, there are few emotional scenes.
The novel about distant places is based on imaginary history. It mainly focuses on the audience, and the American attack forces the audience. I think it's more about the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, but the plot is more fluid and the emotional part is less.
It's about the Ming Dynasty, the main character is the main character, and the protagonist travels through time to become the Jinyiwei cp Jinyiwei, but it seems to be derived from the three-word-five-shot style, which is more like a Chinese fairy tale style.