1255: Recasting the Cauldrons
1255再铸鼎
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Tiaotiaoxiong's Group Transmigration Book List
Even on Qidian, this is a niche interest within a niche. Readers have been asking for recommendations in the comments of several books, so I finally made a list. No more having to keep tabs on everything separately. Please add any I missed, anything published outside the main platform, or anything that's been taken down in the comments. I'll try to review the books I've read. For the ones I haven't, I'll just copy over the blurb.
The Book of Mystery
Something to check out when you're out of reading material
United Book City
There are too many simplistic novels where the villains are always idiots. Let’s try something different and read books where everyone’s intelligence is on display. I’m running out of things to read, so feel free to recommend anything good.
Personal Collection
Just a place to list the books I've read
Books I Read
Some books still on my bookshelf
What Name Will Make You Click?
Court intrigue, farming, behind-the-scenes scheming, Wang Duoyu-style losing-money stories: you’ll find everything here, even things you never knew you wanted.
Novels I Personally Think Are Pretty Good
A bit of everything. Whenever I come across a book I like, I add it here.
Flowing Water
A running list of what I've read
My Personal Favorites, Mostly Power Trips
I read web novels for the thrill and to forget life's troubles, so most of the books on my list are feel-good wish-fulfillment stories, or books I genuinely enjoy. The writing is decent too, and at the very least, they aren't complete beginner-level writing. Read them if you're in the mood.
Tested and Safe
Urban fiction, being reborn, entrepreneurship, and business
Absolutely Brilliant Books You'll Want to Read Again, Saved for Your Next Reading Slump
These are all books I enjoyed and stuck with until the end. The ones I dropped halfway through don't count.
A Veteran Bookworm's Modern Reading Log
I started out sneaking a flashlight under the dormitory blankets in my teens, and now I can't put my phone down. What a long, hard journey. Only novels have been there for me.
Historical Masterpieces
I started reading web novels with "Qie Ming". Later I read works by Chi Hu and Te Bie Bai, though the latter's stories dragged on too much. Then I came across Ke Shan Meng's "Wan Ming" and Lao Bai Niu's "Xiao Bing". I just couldn't get through "Xu Nan Ming", and after that I ran out of things to read. This list is limited to excellent historical novels that are still being serialized. Whether they're good is a matter of personal taste, of course. At least I can keep reading these, and the writin
Books I Read Back Then
A veteran bookworm's reading list
Novels I Love
I've recently gotten into group transmigration novels. Single-person transmigration stories don't seem as interesting anymore.
Personal Book List of New Authors
I guarantee I've personally read every book here. I just want to recommend books quietly. I don't recommend everything either, it depends on my mood. My bookshelf has several times more books than this list. Books will be removed from time to time to make room for new recommendations. Also, this is a personal list, a personal list, a personal list: repeating it three times because it's important. If you see a book you like, please cast more recommendation votes so it doesn't get buried.
Realistic Apocalypse and Group Transmigration Novels
Apocalypse stories, mostly realistic, and transmigration stories, especially group transmigration
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I've discovered that everyone who time-travels becomes a saint, devoid of all desires, haha. If it were me, I'd definitely want multiple wives and concubines. And why should you be the leader and order me around? I'd rather be the emperor! It's such a rare opportunity to time-travel!
Map of Shandong's situation and waterways in February 1262
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Imperial system, capital, society
There's so much I want to say, but it all seems so awkward. It's precisely because it's so awkward that I don't know where to begin. Social organizational relationships. Social productivity determines social organizational relations. The time travelers have three paths to choose from: imperial rule, capitalism, and society.
A suggestion regarding firearms
1. As for muskets, I don't think it's absolutely necessary to keep increasing the caliber. Those 25mm cannons (according to modern caliber standards) are not something one person can easily operate unless the caliber length is much longer, and the trade-off is that they become too cumbersome. They are acceptable as anti-tank guns.
Do you really think the common people of the Song Dynasty cared who the emperor was?! Stop trying to glorify that trash! So many peasant uprisings prove it clearly. The emperor was a dead dog 🐶 and had nothing to do with the common people. Public opinion is controlled by the regime; what right do ordinary citizens have to explain themselves?
Haha, seeing group transmigration makes me laugh. One person is a dragon, two people are a tiger, three people are a worm, and a group of people... Well, they'll fall apart, my dear.
I couldn't stand it anymore after seeing 78. Hundreds of people aren't thinking about military development, they're just dragging things down all day, thinking about elections. I'm fed up. Three years have passed, and the army is still less than a thousand. I don't know what they're thinking. Everywhere I look, there's the shadow of Lingao.
This one is also quite well-written; it's one of only two transmigration novels that I found enjoyable to read. The people in Lingao are a bunch of idiots and losers; that Senate is truly disgusting. Lost in the Ocean is alright, just a bunch of pro-Americans. Overall, it's fine, but I'm annoyed that they intervened to save the Southern Ming. The East Coast is alright, just a bit artsy.
Just a heads-up to the author: the Mongol mounted archery range was at most around ten meters. Don't believe the hype about how amazing mounted archery was. Against modern infantry, it was suicide.
A group of extreme egoists, without even reading the article, are saying I'm bound to have internal strife. In a normal group, we don't fight amongst ourselves unless we're in dire straits. Those making sarcastic remarks are probably the first to flee when the country is in trouble.