The Emperor of the Mountain Valley
山沟皇帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
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A Record of Great Historical Novels
[Historical Fiction Recommendations] Historical novels only I'm mainly recommending some great completed historical novels and promising new ones for everyone to check out! The rankings are full of ups and downs, but I take it all in stride with a smile. Veteran readers, do these books look familiar? I only recommend top-notch historical fiction! Historical fiction fans, come on in. If you like the list, please give it a like, follow me, and save it by clicking the star below. Many thanks fo
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;
Always Searching for Good Books, Never Stopping
[A Miscellaneous Reading List] Recommending all kinds of works Once you enter the sea of books, you lose your life to it; though your heart has no regrets, you keep turning the pages. When all the splendor fades and you look back at dusk, only books and poems remain in the world. The world is so big, and meeting is fate. This list brings readers new releases, excellent ongoing works, and classic completed novels. "Add it to your collection, add it to your collection, please add it to your colle
A 20-Year Veteran Reader’s Take on Historical Fiction
I only review books I've read, judging them on four aspects: writing, imagination, logic, and how satisfying they are. Ratings are “Historic,” “Readable,” “Pure Fun,” and “God-Tier.” A book that excels in all four is God-Tier, and so on.
The Green Hills Remain, While the Sunset Glows Again! Historical Bookshelf
Five thousand years of Chinese history: excellent historical novels with over 10,000 subscriptions, recommended here.
Yan Shisan's Little Reading List (Keywords: Lords, Mount & Blade, Farming)
This list is for readers who enjoy lord-building, farming, Mount & Blade-style adventures, and raising massive armies. Who wouldn't want to rise from humble beginnings and eventually claim the throne? (This list has undergone a major overhaul, including changes to the types of books featured.)
I Was Once a Guest Beneath Luoyang's Blossoms
I put this list together in my spare time to recommend some good books I've read. Fellow readers, feel free to suggest more. As a rule, I don't recommend books under 500,000 words. I won't start a story that's too short, since waiting is the most painful part. I'm pretty selective. I'll definitely check out anything you recommend, but whether it makes the list depends on its quality. After all, I haven't even added my own books to the list _(눈_눈"∠)_ Lastly, I read both male- and female-oriented
Lele Nice's Recommended Reading List
A collection of books I enjoy, including entertainment, historical, urban, fantasy, and xianxia stories, among other genres.
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The White-Clad Bookworm's Bookshelf, Currently Taking It Easy
♛ The first book I read was Zhu Xian, and I was hooked from then on. I read pretty much every genre. I generally avoid stories with cheating or where the heroine gets passed around. ♛ Completed works, ongoing stories, and promising new ones are all included. I’m very sensitive to flaws: if several things I can’t stand show up in a row, I’ll delete a book in frustration, no matter how long I’ve followed it or how much I’ve tipped the author. But if a book really suits my taste, I can put up with
Eclectic Tastes, Broad Styles, and Books I Think Are Great
I've been an avid reader for seven or eight years. I'm neither particularly seasoned nor a newcomer. These are all books I've enjoyed, but even when I really like a book, I don't reread it, so I won't claim they're endlessly rereadable. They might be so good that you'd want to read them again, but that's just not a habit of mine, so I won't "lie" about it. Anyway, they're all definitely good books. 1. The list is updated regularly. 2. No filler or advertising.
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.
September Bookhouse
Most of the books on this list are ones I've read and enjoyed. I made this list to keep track of them and share them with fellow readers. If any sound interesting, feel free to save the list.
Great Books: Recommendations and Discussion
Here are some decent books I've read, for fellow readers to discuss. If you have a good book that isn't on my list, feel free to leave a comment so we can share recommendations.
💙 An Honest Book List for Practical Readers ❤ Featured: Sci-Fi, History, Anime and More…
Say no to brainless protagonists and contrived plots. A reading list curated with care. ……………………………………… My promise: Every book on this list is one I've read and enjoyed, and I've read at least the first 100,000 words. [Quality over quantity] ……………………………………… Preferred genres: rebirth and transmigration, science fiction, historical fiction, anime fanfiction... Preferred protagonists: exceptionally smart, selfish and rational, with firm principles... ………………………………………
The Great Stories I Followed Back Then
An ordinary reader's ordinary books. I've followed most of these for a while, so you could say this is an unconventional bookshelf of mine (๑><๑)
First Snow! (つω`)~
It has to be satisfying, it has to be fun!!! ←_←~(￣▽￣)~(￣▽￣)~This is unbelievably satisfying~ No preaching. Having fun is what matters most. After all these years of reading, I no longer sort books by genre. What I like changes with the time and my mood, so take your time looking. There is always something that suits you. (⊙o⊙)…A veteran reader's list after 14 years!!! This is only a tiny, tiny portion because there are simply too many. ..... Thank you, brothers and sisters, for the flowers.
History / Fantasy / Games / Anime: Books Worth Recommending
I'll put up some books I'm reading right now. I'll try to pick more titles that don't show up often on other lists. Rated out of five stars. The scores are entirely based on my own impressions, so take them with a grain of salt. If you know any good books, leave a recommendation in the comments ( '▿ ' ) You're also welcome to share your thoughts or suggestions ฅ( ̳• ◡ • ̳)ฅ And if you like this list, please give me a follow -(￢∀￢)σ I'll regularly remove books that have too few likes and see if
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Ten Years as a Veteran Reader: No Beginner-Level Books
Better than poison, and definitely not toxic. I'm addicted to novels and wasting away by the day.
A Serious Reading List, Coming Right Up
Thanks to the books on this list, I've realized that a relaxed, easygoing job suits me better. No brainless plots, no amateurish writing. All gems. A sincere recommendation from an eight-year veteran reader! I've recently gotten into apocalyptic novels, but haven't found many that suit me. Otherwise, I end up dropping them halfway through because the plot falls apart. Please help! My five favorite authors are Gunk, Guizu Chouchou, Chenci Landiao, Sanjie Dashi, and Wang Bugueba. ❤ No brainless si
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Chu Qiu's Reading List
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The false Tang emperor, surnamed Li Xuan, colluded with unruly people, instigated a rebellion, poisoned the lives of the people, and wreaked havoc on the common people. His crimes are unforgivable. However, Heaven cherishes life, and people have seven emotions.
On the thirteenth day of the fifth month of the first year of the Zhenguan era, the Nine Dragons Fortress dispatched 60 troops to advance on the capital. The Emperor was furious and sent General Chen with 30 troops. A fierce battle ensued. The General decisively defeated the rebel army, killing 3 and wounding several. 3 Were captured. On the ninth day of the sixth month of the first year of Zhenguan, the emperor personally led an army of 200 to conquer Kowloon Village and won a great victory.
A question about this book
I just read a bit of it. I just went to Guangxi. The book mentions armies of tens of thousands of people all the time. Guizhou mobilized 50,000 troops in a short period of time. How was that possible with the transportation and logistics at that time? The rebel armies at the end of the Ming Dynasty numbered in the hundreds of thousands. They were just taking refugees with them.
I read this book two years ago. I was attracted by the beginning and fell in love immediately, especially the Huangzhushan section. It was humorous and interesting. Until the time when this book overthrew the Ming Dynasty, I felt that this book would become a god. As a result, the global strategy was written later, and suddenly it lost the original flavor. Even Li Xuan's role was reduced.
It would be so great if this book were made into a web series! It would be hilarious and inexpensive. If the first 100 chapters were made into a season, it probably wouldn't even cost 500,000 yuan. The setting would be just a village, a few laps in the mountains would suffice. Costumes would be even more economical; the emperor wouldn't even need a dragon robe.
The historical issues left over from the Three Kingdoms period!!! When Guan Yu was trapped at Tushan, Liu Bei's two wives, Lady Gan and Lady Mi, also fell into Cao Cao's hands, triggering a series of mysteries: Why did Guan Yu overcome five passes and slay six generals to bring his two wives back to Liu Bei's side, and then Liu Bei had a son, A Dou?
Good guy, you can't read it after a thousand chapters. I've spent hundreds of chapters on just a steam engine and various systems. I'm convinced. We're here to read the novel, not the archeology.
Have you noticed? The novel's writing style is increasingly resembling a stream-of-consciousness news report? Dialogue, inner thoughts, and character descriptions are almost nonexistent. It feels like just padding the word count? (Today I went to a noodle shop) It's only eight characters, but the author manages to stretch it into 8000 words: from getting dressed before leaving home to the weather…
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If we succeed, the whole thing will be over, the whole book will be finished. Keep up the good work!
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