
The Anglo-Saxon Rose
盎格鲁玫瑰
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Sea of Origins
Universal Talent: Twitchy Hands Me: Adding books to this list seems to increase their chance of being abandoned by 75%. So be it: I hereby dub myself the 'Abandoned Book Cultivator.' Temporarily 'Out of Contact' A lot of books on my bookshelf have gone missing. I already used Qidian less than other sites, and now I use it even less. What a shame. They're all apprentices, which is hilarious. I almost never see novices. Usually I only read the first few dozen chapters to get inspiration. I can't e
History Is Memory Carved Into Words (Not for Beginners)
I'm in a reading drought, so I'm making a list to tide me over. 1. No works by big-name authors. 2. Mostly foreign ancient history, including the Age of Discovery but not Japan's Sengoku period. 3. In principle, no Three Kingdoms or late Ming history, except for top-tier immortal grass. 4. I prefer meticulous research and plausible settings. 5. I dislike stories with a weak sense of history, such as a Three Kingdoms story that feels like a Qing court drama.
Fifteen Years of Qidian
Some books I can't forget
Reborn in the Wild, an Era of Sexual Liberation
Nothing special, just books to pass the time when I'm bored. If you're in a reading drought, have a look. I'm going through one myself, actually.
Homemade Food
Personal taste, and a roundup for when you're out of books. 5 stars: classic must-reads. 4 stars: reliable favorites. 3 stars: decent reads to tide you over. 2 stars: flawed, with a hint of poison. 1 star: deadly poison.
My Personal Recommendations
I read a lot. The books I add may be all kinds of genres. I'll remove books that haven't updated in too long. No heavy harem stories.
Can't Think of a Good Name
Mostly niche titles
Xue Wei's Collection
Xuewei's personal collection.
Hidden Gems with a Distinctive Flavor, Come Give Them a Try!
I've been reading books for over thirty years and web novels for more than ten. I'm convinced that no form of entertainment, whether TV, movies, or games, can replace the pleasure a good book brings us. Every book is a world of its own. I hope my list offers fellow readers a different kind of experience and helps us find a peaceful haven amid this materialistic, indifferent, and hectic society. P.S. My parents and kids are all in charge at home, and I have to juggle work and family, so I'll keep
Murong Wu's Niche Book List
This list focuses on niche books. No restrictions on genre, age, length, or whether they've been abandoned. Since Murong is known as 'Murong the Kind-Tongued,' of course I'm going to poke fun at them.
One Wrong Pick Ruins the Whole List
As long as you’re having fun
Let's Make the World More Interesting
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Looking for Something Different
The more books you've read, the more a veteran reader thinks about what makes a good one. It needs quality, but also originality and depth. I'm not looking for a long, comprehensive list; I want books that are a pleasure to read and let you relax as you go.
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This is the first time I read a novel with a purely foreign protagonist on Qidian. Com
An artifact that travels through ancient times—visual telegraph
The pinnacle of the beacon tower-visual telegraph Visual telegraph (Champ telegraph, optical telegraph) in France during the Napoleonic era, The picture below is the final improved version of the British visual telegraph three-arm system. The pinnacle of the beacon tower - visual telegraph When Napoleon returned, it only took more than an hour for the message to reach Paris from the border. It was with the help of France's visual telegraph at that time Originally, the message required a ferry to travel from the Yangtze River, but now it only needs to be viewed from a distance. The beacon towers of the Ming Dynasty already have simple numbers, such as double lights and double cannons, etc., Such as expressing whether the enemy is coming from the north, whether there are more than 10,000 people, etc., But they can only express very limited military content agreed in advance, and cannot express various situations like telegraphs (the only thing agreed in advance is the code). The simplest visual telegraph is the three-arm system that was later improved by the British. It is three rotatable beams on the mast, one unit every 45 degrees, which is enough to express 10 numbers, 26 letters and some common phrases. It can express about four hundred combinations. However, after the British improved it, the Morse telegraph came out. The visual telegraph was usually used for commercial purposes, and France was profitable that year. In fact, it can include financial remittances and even transactions, but cryptography personnel must be trained. In addition to the telegraph standard code, finance and the military must consider translating the telegraph code into ciphers. The financial settlement system based on remote communication brings greater benefits and changes. The visual telegraph and the modern post office system can be used to improve the original beacon towers and inns. Latin alphabet encoding is more convenient. Chinese mainly considers encoding issues. You can learn from modern telegraphs (foreign languages were used when telegraphs first came in), express them with four digits, and encode common Chinese characters one by one. The nearly 10,000 capacity can accommodate thousands of Chinese characters and symbols.
Why don't you continue writing? It feels like I've been waiting for a long time 🥺
It's such a shame to die like this.
I read a book in 2018. It's a pity that the writing was quite good, but it was too slow to warm up. The results were not good. It's a pity that it has no ending.
European themes are unmatched
It's a pity that the book was not completed. After all, there are few classic works and even fewer are completed. This is destined to be difficult.
Why are you raising her to death? !
1.88 Million words, 370,000 clicks, 10,000 recommendations, 2 monthly passes. How does the author continue to write?
I started reading Chapter 100. The theme of the story is quite unique. Few authors write about the Middle Ages. However, although the translated dialogue is unique, I feel very tired when watching it. I easily suffer visual fatigue from such sentence patterns, and it feels like everyone has the same speaking style. Except for the protagonist, I cannot distinguish other supporting characters based on their language style. I feel that the description of the surrounding environment is somewhat lacking, and the world construction is incomplete. By Chapter 100, I cannot figure out the basic living environment around the protagonist, such as castles, rivers, towns, and forests. What are the connections between them? If there is a description, it can help me imagine the map of the protagonist's world. At least the reading will not be so stiff. Now I feel that the writing style of each chapter after getting on track is basically the same. There is no freshness of the forest confrontation and murderous escape at the beginning.
Will the heroine get married again? It feels like this book is almost at the end of the writing process, and the children of the same generation have grown up 🤔