Conquering Heaven at the Dawn of an Era
征服天国之曙光时代
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- Completed
- Length
- 5.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 6y ago
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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
The Great River Flows East
To establish the heart for Heaven and Earth, to secure a future for the people, to carry on the lost teachings of the sages of the past, and to bring peace to all generations. Zhang Zai. Display the heads at the post station on Gaojie Street, among the foreign envoys’ residences, so they may be seen for thousands of miles: those who dare offend the mighty Han will be executed, no matter how far away they are. Ban Gu. The moon of The Legend of Qin shines over passes that have stood since the Han;
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.
Books I Enjoy (Everything Here Except Female-Oriented Fiction)
Urban (usually excluding superpowered soldiers and the like) + reborn + transmigrate + historical + entertainment + anime + fantasy + xianxia + sports + military, and more
History, Entertainment, and Books I’ve Finished or Am Reading
I like reading history and watching movies. I hate stories that wallow in misery; light and relaxing is best. Please follow! I maintain the books on this list regularly so you won't get burned. I'll add good books when I find them. Feel free to recommend books and share your thoughts in the comments. I'm hopelessly addicted to EU4. The Ming dynasty rules the world! The discussion section has some works that were censored. Only the list owner can see them.
A Ten-Year Veteran Bookworm's Eclectic Collection, All Books That Suit My Personal Taste.
I have been reading for fifteen years, and my tastes have become quite varied. That is why my list will not contain low-intelligence, mindless wish-fulfillment novels built around forced face-slapping. I like books with strong logic and storytelling. Let us see whether anyone shares my tastes.
Miao Renfeng Loves History
History books only. I only like classics; I don't read books that waste my time with amateur writing
Great Reads a Veteran Reader of N Years Has Enjoyed
I've been reading since 2008 and discovered plenty of great books along the way. I've gathered them here for fellow veteran readers who are out of things to read. The list focuses on historical, fantasy, and (hard) science fiction. I mainly look for originality and good writing. Famous books are unlikely to make the cut, and I don't read painfully naive stories.
Historical Fiction
I'm a hardcore shut-in from the Paradox community, especially fond of CK2 and EU4. I lack the skill to write myself, so I can only search for the good works by those talented authors.
An Old Bookworm, Updating Whenever the Mood Strikes
I only pick books that interest me and seem worth following. (I'm lazy, so updates are whenever.)
The Dust of History
Doing my best to pan for gold in the sea of historical fiction. This list leans toward serious, research-driven works. Guarding against plagiarism, abandoned stories, and overly pretentious writing.
A Reading List for the Twenty-Four Solar Terms
Works I've read and really enjoyed. I hope we can share these unusual stories and discuss the questions they raise. I won't give specific ratings, since different readers will reach different conclusions. It's better to see for yourself than to rely on what others say. I'll add recommended books if I've read them and think they're good. If a book isn't on the list, it just doesn't suit my current tastes. For now, the list is mostly historical and xianxia web novels, with a few science fiction, w
Only Recommending Books I’ve Read and Loved
I don't recommend books I couldn't finish.
Meticulously Researched History
Books with solid logic and immersive stories
My Personal Reading List
Books that make me cringe won't make it onto my list...
Classic Good Reads
Urban: business rivalries, Chinese and American entertainment. Historical: China, Europe and America, and Dream of the Red Chamber. Sports: basketball and soccer.
My Reading List
Some great reads from a nine-year veteran reader
Book Recs and Rants
Every book on this list is one I've read. I either really want to share it or have a lot to say about it. The list mainly focuses on fantasy and history, but also includes some military, urban, and sports novels! If you like it, hit the favorite button. I'll keep updating the list. Feel free to leave a comment if you have a book to recommend! The ratings are just my personal opinion. Nitpickers and haters, stay away!
Demon Academy
Heaven and earth are the Host of all things, while the wicked are teachers for a hundred generations.
Weird and Wonderful Mind-Bending Reads
There are always fresh, bizarre ideas that nobody else would think of. Sometimes the sheer originality of these brilliant ideas is enough to draw you in! One sentence per book! Short and sweet. You can figure out the rest for yourself! Updates whenever I feel like it, with books added and removed…
[Yixi Yun] My Bookshelf
Books on my shelf, shared with everyone.
Million-Word Feel-Good Reads with Smart Characters, Plenty to Binge, No Need to Wait for More: Transmigration, Reborn, Urban Entertainment
These are all books I've read and enjoyed. Mindless face-slapping stories definitely won't be on this list. A witty, humorous tone is what I like best (づ ●─● )づ I'm a seasoned bookworm, so there are basically no major deal-breakers. Read without worry~~ The premise has to catch your eye, and the first few chapters are crucial. They need to draw you in. After that, it's all about the plot and decent writing. The plot matters most: melodramatic, but not a Mary Sue story. They're entertaining a
The Star Trails of Time
Water Source
Good, Serious Books
Recommending good books I personally enjoy. Let’s see how many of you share my taste in books...
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Tragedy can add depth to a novel, but author, you're writing a web novel, a time-travel, alternate history web novel, which has nothing to do with depth. Web novels are meant to make readers feel good, so why force a tragedy to disgust them? Disgusting readers will only make your novel more niche, which I believe is something no author wants. So please stop disappointing your readers! Let them find enough enjoyment in your novel, like starting with some German orthopedics or something (ಥ_ಥ).
The writing and plot of this book are excellent, but from the moment Sophia is driven away, the protagonist is no longer a person, but a slave to power, an ambitious monster. The women the author portrays are all very distinctive; Aceline (Zovie) from the previous book is my favorite female protagonist in all my years of reading.
It's so difficult to comment, I have to switch accounts. My question is, would excessively weakening France create a Holy Roman Empire? A Holy Roman Empire without constraints, and with irreconcilable conflicts with the protagonist regarding the inheritance of Castile and Italy?
I really can't stand reading foreign time-travel novels. The author is really just writing for fun, the topic is too niche, and too few people read it.
Dawn and heaven are ultimately missing something.
Choosing the Renaissance was the biggest mistake. What era was Rung in the previous story? The Holy Land had fallen, and a thousand-year-old empire was on the verge of destruction. Every time I think of this, I feel sorry for that empire. It was a disastrous era, but also an era yearning for redemption.
Writing about foreign countries is a niche genre; finally, I've found another book.
Writing about foreign countries is a niche genre; finally, I've found another book.
It's annoying enough to torment the main character, but this is tormenting the female lead too. The book hasn't even been released yet, and the female lead has already been killed off three times. Wasn't the previous book a complete flop? Don't always try to emulate "The Return of the Condor Heroes" when it comes to literary fiction.
The Grand Duke is so pitiful..._(:з"∠)_
I just finished reading "In Rome," and now I understand why this book did so poorly. Does an author have to make the female lead the scapegoat? Must they arrange all sorts of inexplicable troubles? Is everything ever smooth sailing? Use your brain to think about whether this makes sense. This isn't something a literary youth can describe; it's absolutely...
I want to know how Odoni died in Chapter 42 of Book 2? That bastard kissed Ruosha (σ;*Д*)σ Death penalty!