
The Little Lord of the Spring and Autumn Period
春秋小领主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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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. @
My History Books
Historical fiction I've read over the years.
A Book a Day Keeps Ignorance Away
Life is a dream, and the years are a song. Here are novels that left a deep impression on me and taught me a lot, recommended in their memory.
The Tide of History
Savor the past and present, at home and abroad, and observe the countless changes of the world.
Worth a Read
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Must-Read Historical Fiction: Spring and Autumn and Warring States
An age of great rivalries! Come see alliances and diplomacy, distant allies and nearby enemies!
Over the Past Thirty Years
I've read most genres over the past decade or so, and over time I've built up a collection of novels I personally enjoy. Let me think back and add to it bit by bit. I'll update it from time to time. For thirty years, I searched for a swordsman. Leaves fell and branches sprouted again, time after time. Since the day I first saw peach blossoms, I've never doubted it again.
Historical Fiction Masterpieces
A seasoned female reader
Mostly Grounded in Reality
This list covers many genres, mainly urban fantasy, fantasy, and reborn stories. Most lean toward realism and avoid idiotic characters, making them worth collecting for seasoned readers.
Canglang Pavilion
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Avid Reader for Years, Recommending the Best
This list received its fourth revision in October 2020. The quality remains consistent, and every book has been read by me personally. I generally still recommend completed gems, but overall I'm shifting toward new books that are highly readable. I read them myself before recommending them, so please bear with the slower pace. I'll gradually clear out some older works. It's a shame, but it also shows how much new authors have grown. P.S.1: Quite a few good books have already been removed from Qi
A Niche Reading List from a Niche Reader
Not many books, but every one is a gem. Please send flowers, everyone!
Books I'm Reading
Books currently being read by a seventeen-year veteran bookworm
Read and Approved
This list is one of a kind, with extraordinary potential. Leave it to these books to rescue you from a reading drought.
Historical Fiction
A few completed historical novels
The Iron-Blooded Eastern Zhou
All kinds of rebirth and transmigration novels set in the pre-Qin era that caught my eye
After Ten Years of Reading Web Novels, These Are the Ones I Think Are Worth a Look!
The books on this list are divided into three tiers: Strongly Recommended, Worth a Read, and Casual Reads.
Transmigrate, Reborn
Rebirth stories
The Ultimate Book Finder
You won't know the misery of a reading slump until you've experienced the struggle of finding a book!!
An Old Man's Taste
Different strokes for different folks. I can't promise these will suit your taste, but I can promise they're above average!
Niche Reads
I like books that are fun to read.
Transmigration, Alternate Worlds, Wuxia Fanfiction, Sci-Fi \^O^/
My tastes are all over the place, but I mainly like historical stories, portable-space stories, transmigration between planes, and wuxia fan fiction. I especially love stories about trade between planes, like 1949: I Came from the Future. Some of these novels have been taken down, but I think they’re worth reading. Try searching for them yourself.
Sharing Books I've Read in Full and Earned Fan Points For
That's about it. Sharing the books I read on my phone using Qidian between 2014 and 2018. (The ones I read on my computer before that aren't here.) My preferences: fantasy, xianxia, urban fiction, historical fiction, and war
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This is the third time I've tried it, it's really good. Rights and Responsibilities Do you have rights now? Are you represented? When I was a teenager, I admired Shang Yang's reforms. Until one day I read the book of Shang Jun, which tired the people, humiliated the people, and exposed each other. This is a regression of human nature. From then on we fell into a dog eat dog world
It feels like writing history, not a novel.
To be honest, I am very interested in the history of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, but unfortunately there are too few novels about this period. Since I finally have a movie, I'm definitely going to settle down and watch it. It's a pity I read dozens of chapters
The Holy Mother aids the enemy, supporting them in killing their own people. (Book abandoned.)
I can't stand the author, always so sarcastic and sarcastic. If you're not happy about it, then start an uprising! Jinggang Mountain isn't going anywhere.
It's a very old book, and I've never finished reading it. I remember the cover featured a single person. Don't expect too much. This book is truly rigorous and more immersive than others. Perhaps because I know little about the Spring and Autumn Period, it feels quite unfamiliar. Many people say it's toxic, but this book is absolutely fine for learning about history. I think this is what historical literature should truly be called.
The author probably revised the first four chapters, but it had no effect other than discouraging readers; believe me.
It's 2022! I still enjoy reading it when I'm bored! I've probably read it at least eight times! It's really well-written! From this point on, no one in the Qidian Warring States period can fight! Although I didn't really like the ending, I still accept it!
There's a new book by someone else, *The Great Lord of the Spring and Autumn Period*, which is quite good and worth reading.
Um, do middle schools still teach Marxism now? Why insist on preconceived notions and imposing your sensory perceptions on people from ten years ago? If you could read through all the old books that have been airing on various channels recently, you would find out how current online novels are related to them.
It seems like the science department is progressing a little faster than expected. Regarding crossbows, we can learn from early European designs that used ram's horn levers to save energy. Alternatively, adding a rope with a small loop to the crossbow can reduce the pulling force by nearly half.