Hold On, Please Don't Call Me Emperor Zhaolie
慢着，请别叫我昭烈帝
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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Books Hui Meng Has Been Following Lately
These are the books I've been following lately. They're all different genres and picked entirely according to my own tastes. Most are new or early-stage books, so please don't be harsh if they're not for you. If you know any good ones, feel free to recommend them! I've recently started working, so I may have less time to read. Updates to the list may be sporadic.
Mo Yuanke’s Little Hideaway: Logical Stories Worth Binge-Reading
If you enjoy the list, please save it. I’d like to start a column so I can better serve fellow readers. I’ve been burned too often by shameless recommendation lists that promise the world but deliver nothing, and can’t even string a sentence together. Experience has taught me a thing or two. I won’t include books by authors who keep abandoning their stories, unless they were forced to stop, or books by people with poor reputations. “Dry grass” means the writing has a strong, niche style, but is
Books I Can Get Through
Just recommending books I can get into
An Old Reader's Collection, Updated Irregularly
I've been reading web novels for over a decade. The first one I read was Kunlun, in a wuxia magazine. This list recommends novels of all genres, with short reviews.
Historical Novels I Could Stick With
For personal use
Poison Test Menu 1
Books I've read, mostly completed works
Records of the Grand Historian
Explore the relationship between Heaven and humanity, understand the changes from past to present, and create your own school of thought!
Pretty Decent
A bit of everything
Three Kingdoms Historical Fiction
The Three Kingdoms era was a time of heroes, and it's easy to see why it captures the imagination. This list collects Three Kingdoms novels I think are pretty good, with resourceful protagonists who don't suddenly get stupid. Let's revisit that age of warhorses and clashing weapons together.
Transmigration Through History: Masterpieces from East and West
Transmigrate to ancient times and build an empire
Books to Cure a Reading Slump
For when I'm in a reading slump
The Spirit of the Ji Han Dynasty
As the saying goes: Ji Han has its own spirit, Cao Wei its own character, and Jiangdong its own cowards. A different vision that makes up for Ji Han's regrets. Here you'll find Second Lord, Zilong, and all sorts of other, different Ji Han characters.
Great Books I've Read from Start to Finish
My personal collection This list is mainly for my own convenience. If that’s not for you, move along.
Books I Love
These are all books I enjoy reading.
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I and Zhao Yun charged in and out seven times.
Using Bowang as a furnace, we ignited the fire that repelled the enemy.
Even trapped in a dry rut, I still strive forward, my heart soaring towards the heavens to sever the dense net!
Be prepared
Duke Xuande
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Duke Xuande
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Expansion
Expansion
Everywhere you look, there are claims of rational considerations for the restoration of the Han Dynasty, but these are all subtle digs. Do they really think that after the restoration of the Han Dynasty, China will be the next India? Throughout history, Chinese emperors have continuously strengthened their control over divine authority, killing anyone who disobeys. We never blindly believe in God.
When you update once, minor flaws are magnified, and the immaturity of your writing is criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress is given more attention. When you update three times, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of unread readers starts to decline.
Let's have a rational discussion. If Liu Bei in history really did revive the Han Dynasty three times, wouldn't the Han Dynasty never have fallen? I think even if Shu Han fell again, the emperor of the next dynasty would still claim to have inherited the foundation of the former Han and rebuilt the Han.