
A Famous Scholar in the Wei and Jin Dynasties
我在魏晋当名士
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 620k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
In booklists 2
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
Personal Book List: A Preference for Historical and Fanfiction Novels
(Ratings may change) Five stars: Top-tier favorites. I read them every day and give them priority. Four stars: Following. I keep up with ongoing stories, though sometimes with breaks. Three stars: Letting them build up. They haven't quite hooked me, so I'll read them later. Two stars: On hold. Not great, but not bad enough to drop. One star: A shame. I liked them, but they started strong and fizzled out, or were abandoned. So sometimes even a one-star book can be pretty good.
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I have only seen the so-called celebrities of the Wei and Jin Dynasties who were outrageous, shameless and greedy. They drank the blood of common people to dress up their clothes, and they did everything they could to win an official position. This was one of the most annoying eras.
It's a foreshadowing, right? When the author becomes a eunuch, he writes that the protagonist ate too much sashimi, got parasites, and died suddenly.
My surname is Xie from Jiangxi. The genealogy records that Mr. Ra was the 60th incarnation. There is a box of genealogy. I don't know if it is true.
Many people under the age of 14 will not watch it.
A new account does not write about popular topics, let alone popular dynasties. This result is not good, but it is definitely not bad. If you have this kind of writing skills, it will be absolutely no problem for you to accumulate fans with your first book and support your family with your second book. As a result, hey, after the limited exemption, it will be gone. It's been so long. Are you going to the palace, or is there really something going on? I think it shouldn't take more than two minutes to post a single chapter about it, right? What annoys me the most is when the author pretends to be dead and ends here, delete the book and see you again.
In terms of the protagonist's ambition, it is impossible not to be the emperor, because this ambition will harm the interests of the aristocratic class. It cannot be achieved without an army, and it cannot be achieved not to be the emperor.
🐶This aristocratic family still lacks Huangchao
Too much has happened in a short period of time, and it's time to push forward. Although in this era it is important to become famous as early as possible and so-called prodigies emerge in large numbers, at this age Bian Wei Guan and Mrs. Wei are fooling around, and if you don't pay attention, you will be like a child who is ten years old and is in Liangzhou fifteen years old and Xianbei development...
The author's writing style is great, especially the atmosphere, which really makes people feel the excitement of the elegant scholars in Wei and Jin Dynasties.
Eating sashimi in ancient times? Don't you know Chen Deng's lessons learned from the past?