My Great British Empire
我的大不列颠帝国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Mainly Recommending Lesser-Known Historical Periods
This list focuses on stories from lesser-known historical periods, including the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, the Qin and Han dynasties, the Jin, Northern and Southern dynasties, the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the transition from the Yuan to the Ming, and foreign history. I'll carefully select books with good writing and compelling stories to recommend. Those with especially original premises and strong writing will get extra attention. These are books that aren't dumbed
Books I've Read
Not bad
The Bookish Manor
This list has room for only fifty books, so every new addition means another has to go. Abandoned or censored books get removed first. Feel free to recommend a book you think is great, though I may not add it. Most of the books here are ones I've read myself. After all, you can't speak about a book you haven't read. The overall quality is pretty good, selected with eight years of experience. Follow the list if you enjoy it.
Transmigration Through History: Masterpieces from East and West
Transmigrate to ancient times and build an empire
Books I Enjoy
Books I like. I don't write reviews.
The Sky of History
Time never stops; history is what settles in its wake ⭕
Favorites
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Only Good Books and Good Food Are Worthy of Life
I like power fantasies, but keep the dumbed-down stories away. They need to make sense, and both the main and supporting characters need to have brains. I occasionally switch things up and read other kinds of stories, but my standard is that they have to be written with care, not churned out to squeeze every last penny. If these are to your taste, feel free to bookmark the list. I've been reading for twelve years, though I wasn't on Qidian before. After graduating from college and having money o
Personal Favorites
Here are some books I think are pretty good. I'll keep recommending novels I personally enjoy. Please don't flame me if they're not your thing.
Fifteen Years of Qidian
Some books I can't forget
Books I'm Currently Reading
Books I like
Little Guo's Book List
Leisure and fishing.
Like a Warm Spring Breeze Overnight
Books I've read and enjoyed. This is mostly for my own amusement.
Ancient History
Transmigrate into history
Trying Them Out for You: The Curator's a Veteran Reader, Though Some Books May Be Niche
Readers, please show your support! I update this list irregularly, since I never know when I'll find another good book. I'll just add them as I come across them. But as a longtime reader, I think most people will enjoy the books I read. (๑•ั็ω•็ั๑) I promise that, barring circumstances beyond my control, none of the books recommended here will be abandoned. So please don't recommend books that might get dropped. ╮(╯▽╰)╭ This list exists to share good books with everyone. Let's encourage each oth
History Is the Memory of All Humanity
This list is all historical novels. Come journey through these stories of the past with me! (^3^) Thanks to everyone who follows and sends flowers! Tap my avatar in the bottom left to send flowers (*^.^*) Muah~ If you like a book, give it a ❤️! To follow, tap the + in the bottom right of the list description. Qidian list group: Yanyu, 636352240 👌 I only add ongoing novels, mostly new ones. I also have a main list: Yanyu Fantasy list: Fantasy Story Collection 💀 Dropped novels and books that stop
New Historical and Xianxia Novels
Books I've read and think are worth recommending.
Books You Can Get Into
No naive protagonists or brainless characters.
Great Historical Novels
Historical novels I've read and enjoyed. Feel free to save the list or send flowers.
Historical Turmoil and Power Struggles, Plus Showbiz, Both Chinese and Foreign. Finished Stories Rarely Put the Protagonist Through the Wringer.
History, single-person transmigration, wars for supremacy in troubled times, no System. For Chinese history, I mainly recommend the Warring States, the end of the Qin, the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties, the end of the Sui, the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and the late Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing. The military is the main focus. The protagonist generally takes charge, and most start from humble beginnings. A few entertainment novels I personally think are well written, mainly a
Personal Taste: I've Been Reading for 10 Years and Dug Up Some Pretty Good Hidden Gems.
I've been on Qidian for six years and have read over a thousand books. My standards keep getting higher, and I can't get into a lot of books anymore, so I'm always searching around. Here are some I think are worth recommending to fellow readers!
Maple Leaves: A Different Kind of Historical Fiction 💗
My Fantasy Collection
Memories of the past
Novels I've Been Following
Books I've been following all along
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If the protagonist allows an illegitimate child to inherit the throne, he will not only offend the entire European royal family but also all the nobles (including the English and Scottish nobles). Therefore, the author, it is best not to challenge this thousand-year European tradition (some older families in Europe still maintain this tradition)
Unified Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, established the national faith (Great Britannia) and the English Empire, developed the economy, population, and established the Royal Navy and Army. Now the population is 5 million (mostly children). At this time, they can challenge Portugal and seize its eastern colonies (India, Indian cotton, grain, iron). Ten years later (the protagonist is 29 years old) the population will be less than 7 million. At this time, black slaves and Indian slaves (castrated) were used to develop and occupy North America (America, Canada, Mexico), and Australia. Colonizing the East Singapore, Malaysia and more
The author Jun Yue writes better and better. I support him with my paws.
The writing at the beginning is too raw and novice, which will scare off many people. Fortunately, it gets better after more than a hundred chapters. The farming style of writing is great, but it is a pity that the author may be limited by his experience and knowledge. There are sometimes noob plots, political conspiracies and conspiracies are shallow, military wars are a little light, and medieval military is less read. For recommendations on political systems, you can refer to Tripod or Puxiang Zhenren, or if you are willing to read more ideological textbooks... However, the author has made rapid progress. To be honest, the rhythm of writing in the future is no less than that of some famous authors. Many new authors have written several books and it is still like a running account. If you can't get good grades, it's not because you are not good, but because you are not good at it... Raise your paws to support me.
If the protagonist wants to unify the world, he should not do anything to fund his enemies in the future, even if they are his former compatriots. This is hegemony and greatness, without any emotion.
It is a bit difficult to write about Britain. The British are not easy to manage. The top management are elites and rarely wait to die. The nobles are well-educated and cannot be fooled. The British have good and long-term plans for doing things, especially the century-old navy. All these allusions came from the United Kingdom. It takes a hundred years for people in the past to plant trees and people to build a navy to dominate the world. It is really scary.
There is actually British literature. Britain's achievements are already achieved by the protagonist, right? It has been the world hegemon for hundreds of years and the world's leader for more than a hundred years.
. . Britain, which was already awesome enough before the 20th century, still needs you to travel through it? How about making a fortune by dressing up as a homeless man who was captured as a soldier outside a tavern?
Why did I think of the Earl of Glamorgan when I read the title of the book...
No need to travel back in time, just the template for the protagonist. In fact, if you want to maintain the British Empire, you only need one thing: dismember Germany.
The first few chapters were really poisonous, what about the dark blade? Too middle-class?