
Taking My RV Back to the Tang Dynasty
开着房车回大唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
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After Sixteen Years of Reading Novels, Here Are the Ones I Could Get Into, for Anyone in a Reading Slump
A bit of everything. I started out loving cultivation novels, then got into history, then urban fiction, followed by entertainment, food, fantasy, sci-fi, and horror. Lately I’ve been so bored I’ve even started reading novels aimed at women. I’ve added whatever I can get into, so pick whatever you like.
History, Urban, and Military Fiction Only
I like alternate history, urban rebirth stories, and tales of industrial power. My tastes are getting pickier: no naive protagonists, no glaring flaws, characters whose values make sense, and a distinctive touch are all musts. I can't claim every book here is a must-read, but they should at least be solid. I'll also add books with something unique about them, or an exceptionally toxic flaw, to my favorites.
Simple and Straightforward
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Fragrance of Books on a Quiet Night
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Books I've Finished
Books I managed to finish, saved here for the record
Apocalyptic Bliss
The apocalypse is hell for everyone else, but pure bliss for me.
Forest on the Prairie
Xianxia Is Every Man's Dream
The struggle
I Am the World
So awesome, so imaginative, so brilliantly written
Top-Quality Reads
Books I think are good, though everyone has different tastes and likes different things. Still, I don't think you'll be disappointed! There's bound to be something here you'll like. Updated from time to time.
Some Books I Think Are Worth a Read
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Fantasy, Rural Fiction, Urban Wuxia: Something for Everyone
Mostly personal favorites
Shuizhu Yu's Reading List: Old and New Books
Here are some novels I've read and enjoyed! I've finished all the books on this list and found them easy to stick with. I hope my recommendations help fellow readers, and best of luck to the authors!
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Li Chengqian hadn't committed any major offenses before his rebellion, so why couldn't things be changed and he be made emperor? I've read many novels about the Tang Dynasty, and they always claim they won't follow history, but in the end, very few authors made Li Chengqian emperor; it's usually Li Zhi. Of course, Wu Zetian was taken into the protagonist's household much earlier.
"Corn can only be used to feed chickens and pigs? This must have been written by a city person. They don't know corn can feed people."
I came here because of the RVs, read over thirty chapters, wrote about the first chapter, and then never saw it again, so I gave up.
It's well-written, but the grades don't seem to be very good. 😰
I can't understand what this nonsense is. Corn can only be used to feed pigs. Even now in China, there are still people who survive on corn. I'm a complete novice.
It's so ridiculous! If this weren't a time-travel novel, it would be understandable if the protagonist didn't have any cheat codes. But the protagonist has so many advantages and yet he keeps putting himself in danger every time. Should I say the protagonist is stupid or the author is stupid? 🤤 Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha, laughable!
This book is extremely dangerous... Proceed with caution. The protagonist, a commoner, enters the court and asks Wei Zheng: "Old man, who are you?" This should be considered to have a relatively low toxicity level. It depends on the person. Some people might apply this to real life and find it unacceptable, like me. I really can't accept this kind of talk that would get you called a brat.
I abandoned the book when I got to the part where Li Hao was looking for Wu Meiniang to enter the palace. They're all time travelers now; history can't follow the original trajectory. What you've written is already a mess.
I couldn't continue after chapter 80. It's a mindless story. The RV can connect to the modern world – I'm done. It's like using cheap soap and glass – why raise chickens when the cost is so low and time-consuming? In the Tang Dynasty, 14 was considered an adult, yet they keep harping on how young the protagonist is. The protagonist isn't much older than Wu Zetian. When did Wu Zetian seize power? Are you sure you want to live off Wu Zetian? I'm giving up immediately.
This is no better than reading official history. Empress Zhangsun died, and Li Chengqian rebelled. Everything is just like history.