Lost in 1629
迷失在一六二九
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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For When You’re in a Reading Slump: Updated Whenever I Find a Gem
I favor urban, historical, slice-of-life, and fantasy novels. 👉 Classics, completed gems, and great web novels are shared in the comments. 👉 I don't update the list often. It can only hold 50 books from this site, so when I add new ones, completed gems may be moved to the comments. 👉 I like sharing works with sound values and solid logic. I hope someone can recommend some older books. The new releases are hard to stomach.
Top-Tier Gems: Great Books I'm Following Right Now
A personal reading list
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.
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
A Ten-Year Veteran Reader Who Loves Well-Reasoned Anime, Hard Science, and History
Life is hard, so let's have some spiritual junk food to cheer us up. I like fun, cozy stories. No dark and gruesome stuff 🙅♀️. Life is hard enough, I just want to be happy for a while. 3 stars means it's worth a look and has no major flaws. 4 stars means it's good, and I'm still following it. Delicious 😋. 5 stars means it's a feast, either a leader in its niche or good enough to define a niche of its own. I've been reading for nine years. These are all books I'm following now or have followed b
A Thirty-Year Bookworm's Collection
There aren't many, but every one is a classic worth rereading.
A Categorized History Reading List
Books I've read and am currently reading
Gao Shepao's Reading List
Every book here is one I have read several times
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.
Books I'm Following Now, After 15 Years as a Veteran Bookworm
I've been reading web novels since 2002. Here are the books I'm following now, shared with everyone.
A Seventeen-Year Bookworm's Favorites
Come take a look when you're out of books to read. They're all pretty well-written, and you can definitely get through them!
Flowers, Herbs, and Immortal Fruits from Immortal Herb Village
I've been reading web novels for over ten years, following them on Qidian since the CMFU days. I made this list not only to share books, but also to remember those times. The years have gone by, and these days I increasingly enjoy spending a leisurely afternoon curled up with a book. Under the weight of everyday life, this is one of the few moments of peace I get. Time falls like rain, and the years are like tea. I dedicate this list to the time I've spent reading. @
I Love History, Even Though Real History Is Heavy!
Mainly transmigration novels set in the late Ming and early Qing. I'll also recommend good novels set in the Tang and Song dynasties.
A Veteran Reader’s Collection of Carefully Selected Gems
I'm a longtime reader, and I look for polished writing, coherent stories, protagonists who aren't too twisted, supporting characters who aren't idiots, schemes that aren't immediately obvious, and, ideally, some unexpected twists. I prefer books that don't put the protagonist through too much misery, and whose worldbuilding holds together. Bonus points if the story leaves you with something to think about. That should make for a good book, right? Qidian has countless great stories, and too many
A Happy Shut-In's Reading List
Selection criteria: enjoyable novels with enough satisfying moments and a strong update pace; slice-of-life novels with steadily progressing plots and a warm atmosphere; and traditional novels that focus on telling a complete and coherent story. The standard for inclusion and evaluation is simple: I like them!
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.
My Kind of Books
This list contains books I've read or am currently following. I don't expect to get many followers; I just hope to help readers with similar tastes find something to enjoy.
My Historical Speculation Recommendations
I select historical fiction based on how plausible it is. The works included mainly reflect my personal taste. Taking into account differences in era and genre, as well as when each book was written, I’ve tried to put together a collection of decent historical transmigration novels. Give them a try if you’re interested, and feel free to recommend any excellent historical transmigration novels you know.
Novels I’m Following
Novels I’m following
My Personal Selection
Selection criteria: The protagonist must have a clear, coherent chain of reasoning and a mature, natural way of doing things. The writing should balance tension and ease, with humor that brings a knowing smile during slower moments, and occasional breathing room amid the fast-paced action. My only criteria for adding and reviewing books is that I like them!
Coffee and Books
Books I personally enjoy, across a wide range of genres
Wan'er’s Reading List
Reading really does hurt your studies. Everyone, make sure you have self-control. Don’t be like me!!! Lately I’ve been leaning toward female-oriented novels 🙃 Please follow and save this list!!! 1. These are all books I’ve read or am currently reading. 2. Books I haven’t read, don’t like, or couldn’t stick with aren’t included. 3. If only I could read fast enough to keep up with this list. 4. I forgot to add so many books. 5. Can this list really only hold 50 books? 6. Do you think I could tell
Late Ming Collection and Great Books Worth Sharing
1. Late Ming stories: solo time travel, group time travel, transmigration of souls, and traveling in one's own body. There are stories about people getting their start in Hainan, Taiwan, the Northeast, Shandong, Shanxi, and even the South Seas, Australia, and the Americas. Feel free to recommend any group time travel stories. 2. Books I'm following
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Not necessarily the best, just hoping to find some hidden gems
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Reader comments 56
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I found that many book friends have never understood this book! ! !
The central idea of this book is: live a good life even in troubled times.
Money can help eunuchs regenerate their severed limbs
Zhou Hongyi is too stingy and doesn't even make a golden alliance
I have read all of Lao Lu's Chivalry, Lost, and Peach Blossom, and I always have something to say to Lao Lu. This is purely my personal opinion, so don't blame me if you don't like it! Let's not talk about Knight Chronicles. The Legend of Peach Blossom is also exciting and the style is refreshing. However, compared with the familiar fairy tales, the irrelevant plot is relatively lengthy; the ups and downs of the battle look like martial arts; when you are looking forward to the exciting follow-up, you make a gorgeous turn, such as the encounter with Miss Si; it is less adventurous and more step-by-step. Currently, it feels boring to me. Lost gives me the opposite feeling. The subject matter is novel, the writing is witty, and the development is reasonable. The overt and secret struggles between the time traveling people and the people of the Ming Dynasty are interesting to watch. Compared with another group travel novel "Lingao Qiming", the three views are correct, the development is gentle, and the description humor is the highlight. Lao Lu's well-written account of Lost is definitely a masterpiece of group-traveling online writing!
The power of capital
Thank you to Boss Zhou from 360
Hahahahaha! This is not called corpse fraud, this is the reincarnation summoning technique of a certain great emperor, catching you out of the river of time! Other eunuch writers, beware, you may be the next one to be summoned!
That's great. Lingao Qiming made me so angry. It was too cruel. This is better.
I came here because of its reputation and after reading 400 chapters, I was a little disappointed! I feel that the author's most successful part is in portraying the weakness of the petty bourgeoisie. There is no clear political program, sound social system, basic modern education system, etc., None of them! They just raised soldiers and occupied territory to do business in the backward ancient times. The best modern character portrayed in the book is actually an American, highly educated, elegant, and good at medicine. The others have more or less various shortcomings. I don't understand what the author was thinking. . .
I wonder if Zhou Hongyi wrote it himself. Old Zhou was too busy to write it for fun?