King of Peace in Troubled Times

Name: King of Peace in Troubled Times
Author: Kirin Coco

乱世太平王

by Kirin Coco (麒麟可可)

Status: Completed
Length: 418k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
Updated: 9y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

There are endless stories about the history of the two Jin Dynasties, such as the bizarre idiot emperor, the tigress taking the power of her husband, the rebellion of the uncles and brothers, the vandalism and looting of the ethnic minorities, the rich family and the emperor's arm wrestling, the rich second generation cultivating immortals and taking drugs, etc. The wonderful historical background is recognized as one of the top troubled times. The protagonist traveled through time and fell into a pit dug by history. The first problem he faced was how to save his head, and he was forced to embark on a long journey. This seemingly harmless protagonist with a big brain and a sinister personality is racking his brains to figure out how to survive in troubled times. How to survive the disasters among the idiot emperor, the tigress, the vassal king, and the aristocratic families? What's your final destination? Book friends, please look for the answer in the book, which will allow you to see a colorful, magnificent, ups and downs and different historical story!

Reader comments

Knowing that Shi Le is a member of the Shangdang Party, how can he threaten the Hexi Corridor? Moreover, he made his fortune during the uprising against the King of the East China Sea. Now that the situation has changed drastically, I'm afraid he is still not well-known. If you want to fill the hole, you have to rewrite a story about how he arrived in Hexi and how he became successful.
9y ago
I recommend "The Road to Hegemony at the End of Qin". Friends who like the end of Qin can check it out.
9y ago
Chapter 231, I still feel it's a big problem. I'm only interested in geography and folk customs.
Chapter 231, I still feel that there is a big problem. I am only interested in geography and don't know much about folklore. I hope other book friends can help the author correct it. First of all, the term "Mongolian grassland" appearing here is extremely inappropriate. The word "Mongolia" comes from the Mongolian "MENGK GAL", which means eternal fire. The Mongolian people are generally believed to be descendants of Wei Mengwu, a branch of Donghu, and were called "Mengwa" in the Tang Dynasty. "History of Liao" called "Menggu", and "Old Book of Tang" and "Khitan Chronicles" originally called "Mongolia". It would be better to change the Mongolian grassland here to "desert". Secondly, Tubo was only established in 618 AD. It was originally established by the descendants of the Qiang people who escaped to Qingtang, and it does not exist here at all. Moreover, the term "Tubo" also appeared in the Tang Dynasty. Tuyuhun, a branch of the Murong clan of Xianbei, was established roughly in the late Western Jin Dynasty, and the protagonist did not exist at this time. Even if there is, it should not be called "Tuyuhun" at this time, but "Henan Kingdom" or "Achailu". The Uighurs, a branch of the Tiele tribe, came under Turkic rule from the late Northern and Southern Dynasties, and they do not exist here either. Finally, I hope the author will keep in mind that he is writing about the Western Jin Dynasty, not the Sui and Tang Dynasties, nor the Song and Ming Dynasties. He must be careful about place names and ethnic groups.
9y ago