History Book List

Generally speaking, just dry food. Currently being serialized, Water Margin. The author has a relatively deep understanding of Water Margin. It's just that the writing is a bit out of shape, which means the characters are ruined. The characters of many heroes are inconsistent with the original works.

History, Song Dynasty, serialization is already fat and can be slaughtered. Book review later

History, the late Qin Dynasty, serialized, already fat and ready to be slaughtered. I just finished reading it, it's a pretty good novel. Assist Xiang Yu (should be). Personally, I don't like novels that I can write on my sleeves, I prefer novels that help others. Just like when I play games, I like to play with assistants and play with breasts. It's pretty good to be able to write at this level in the history category now. Worth continuing to pay attention to.

Ending, time travel, war of resistance, Shanghai, undercover. Very well written and very charming. It is different from most novels of that era. The protagonist is not omniscient and omnipotent, does not have a golden finger, and is not invincible. He will make mistakes, he will be moved, he will be angry, and he will be unable to control himself. From Plum Blossom Knife to Fu Changsheng, you can see the growth of the protagonist. The protagonist is neither selfless to the level of a holy father nor hopelessly selfish. The article describes the helplessness and sadness of an undercover agent. Personally I think it's a good script. If it is made into a TV series, I will definitely support it. Of course, the premise is that it cannot become like the Book of Destiny.

Take a break during working hours, hehe. Urban, serial, slightly stronger than seedlings, it is recommended to feed them. The story tells that after one hundred and three years of destruction, people ushered in a new life, and the commander of the Fifth Army who died in the 99th year of the destruction was reborn as a composer with the same name more than five hundred years after the resurrection. The Legion Commander himself was also a composer before his death. So he began to write music using his identity as a composer and his experience of world destruction. Well, I am currently writing music. It seems that this book is just an entertainment article placed in the future. However, Chen Ci is always good at laying out and constructing a grand world view, so there is no reason to leave such a sharp tool unused. Moreover, military service has been mentioned in the book, and some of them are going to other planets, so I guess this book may not be limited to the entertainment industry on earth. Risk your life to post a book review.

Not time travel! Not time travel! ! Not time travel! ! ! Say important things three times. There is a kind of book in this world, which is obviously very annoying, but once you have the patience to read three or five chapters, you will never be able to stop. This book is like that. In fact, this book is no longer suitable for today's online writing environment. The plot is slow and the descriptions are delicate. This book conforms to the characteristics of all the works that were popular seven or eight years ago. It is durable to read, it can withstand scrutiny, its logic is clear, and it is not invincible. However, it cannot give people a sense of pleasure, nor can it give people a sense of superiority, because it is more like an unofficial history and an article about a different genre. This is a good book, but it's a pity it was written at the wrong time. Spoiler attached: The story takes place shortly before the death of Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi of the Tang Dynasty. In this world, in addition to ordinary people, there are also monks. They are extremely eager to enter a different world - the world of mirror flowers. The protagonist has entered the world of mirror flowers every now and then since he was a child, but at that time he was ignorant and did not understand the benefits of the world of mirror flowers. Later, no one knew his secret and he was almost swallowed by others. He was rescued by Li Xian and turned into Li Xian's book boy. While confused, he understood the world that ordinary people could not see. In the part of the story that I read, the protagonist can still practice but cannot fight. In other words, he can continuously accumulate mana, but cannot use it. Of course, I haven't read much of it, so I don't know what happens next. But there is a glimpse of how slowly the plot of this book progresses. I hope that good book friends will support the author. It is not easy for the author to persevere even though his grades are not very satisfactory. Finally, let me say it again - this is not a time-travel novel, this is just a story about people born and raised in the Tang Dynasty. (Ps: Maybe there are other explanations later, at least I didn't find any trace of time travel in the part I read)

Um, actually I shouldn't have added this book. In this era where online violence is everywhere and there are keyboard warriors who get poked to the g-spot by reading novels about the history of the Qing Dynasty, this book triggered two world wars and attracted countless trolls, who turned poor Yanjiu girl into a sieve. But no matter how much they spray, they can't turn a good book into garbage. In this era of time travel, especially time travel, especially time travel through the Qing Dynasty, novels that either claim to be kings or raise flags to rebel, this book belongs to the small group of people who do not seek death, rebel, show off, or slap in the face. This is also a point that attracts me. Time travel has become the story of Cao Xueqin saving the world (???). The characters in the article have high IQs and the plot arrangement is also very reasonable. Let's talk about the issue of cleaning. In fact, I shouldn't touch this. After all, this is a sensitive area. But since I have recommended this book, I will talk about it in passing. I hope all of you can calm down and listen to me. Many people become innocent because they are led astray by trolls. The trolls say that the Qing Dynasty will not rebel but use an electric drill as a chrysanthemum. The trolls say that the Qing Dynasty is used as a dog slave for others. The trolls say that the Qing Dynasty is worthless and suppresses the backbone of the Han people. The trolls say that the Qing Dynasty is the dog emperor. . . . . It's all just trolls saying trolls, in fact the only so-called evidence the trolls can produce besides shouting slogans is the poor Yangzhou Ten-Day Jiading Three Massacres plus the self-titled slave. Then the trolls can't help but get high as if they were pressed to the g-spot. At this time, if someone can explain to them, very good, the trolls have already squirted and blown, you are a dog slave, you like to be a slave to others, you like to kneel down and lick the dog bala bala... That's probably it. So what kind of dynasty was the Qing Dynasty? Are the trolls right? Of course the trolls are not right. The Qing Dynasty was labeled in one way or another due to its weakness in its later foreign invasions. This is undeniable. At the end of any feudal dynasty, the people were not miserable? It's just that some dynasties were replaced by "our own people", and the Qing Dynasty was unlucky to be in an era when the world was accelerating its sprint, and was unlucky to be targeted by various countries. In fact, the results of Song and Jin were not much different from those of Qing. In the Jin Dynasty, the ethnic minorities were still "crooked nuts". Their invasion of the Central Plains was no different from the Eight-Power Allied Forces entering Beijing. The Song Dynasty was even more pitiful and was beaten by the Yuan Dynasty. The Yuan Dynasty was Mongolia at that time. This was no different from Britain and Japan. Why was Qing scolded so badly? Obviously the reason was not just being beaten down by Waiguoren. Another thing the Qing Dynasty was criticized for was that the Han people called themselves slaves. (I won't talk about Jiading and Yangzhou. There is no right or wrong with the ruler's butcher knife. There have been many emperors who did this kind of thing in history.) Almost all the Han people became slaves of the Manchus. This is also the most criticized place. In fact, I think this contrast with the Ming Dynasty is particularly obvious. If you don't surrender, don't pay tribute, don't be pro-Emperor, you will guard the country and the king will die in the country. This is the backbone of the dynasty of that beggar emperor. Compared with the Han people in the Qing Dynasty, people can't help but face-palming. Why is the gap so big? The gap is huge, yes, I don't understand why our glorious Han people are willing to call themselves slaves? It's true that the Manchus forced you to do something, but you just do whatever they ask you to do? Who's to blame? Blame yourself for having no spine

Awaiting evaluation

History, time travel, and serialization are all ripe for slaughter. It tells the story of a selfish person who traveled back in time to the ninth year of Zhenguan. The main assistant was Tang Gaozong Li Zhi. In fact, I don't really like the protagonist of this book. And there are many places that cannot be explained at all, but generally speaking, the characters in the article have high IQs. This alone is amazing. Among the countless Tang Chuan novels, I personally rank him second. The first, of course, is Tang Zhuan! Let me give you a little spoiler. In fact, the novels that travel back to the Zhenguan period are nothing more than a routine to get involved with military commanders. Use the extra 1,000 years of experience to gain official titles. Although there are many bugs, it is still worth a look.

Jie and early works. I started paying attention to the author relatively late, when Tang Brick was almost finished. So I don't know whether the wisdom of the Song Dynasty is his masterpiece. But this does not affect the brilliant wisdom of the Song Dynasty. There is no doubt that this is a very, very wonderful novel. Also, only after reading Tang Bian can we look at the wisdom of the Song Dynasty. From then on, he embarked on the path of fandom.

The Song Dynasty, history, time travel, serialization, is ripe for slaughter. This book is no longer fat, it is very, very fat. Jie Yu 2's writing power has not declined. It is different from the wisdom of the Song Dynasty. It is also different from Tang Brick. There are countless novels that travel to the Song Dynasty, and they are all different. This book takes a new route. As usual, the characters' IQs are on the line, the storyline is reasonably arranged, and the connected structures are gradually revealed. It shows us a different Song Dynasty. A very wonderful novel. As an aside, his Tang Bricks changed my view of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. His Silver Fox made me change my view of the Song Dynasty again. Very powerful author.

Dry Food+, currently being serialized, urban live broadcast of outdoor adventure cosplay by Mr. Bei. It contains most of the scenery, landforms, customs and introductions of natural species, and the golden finger is a bit wide. Logically speaking, I can't read this kind of article, but I actually followed it all the way to the updated chapters. Looking back, in addition to being completely effortless, it was the exhilarating feeling every time I conquered a place that supported me.

Grain and Grass +, Completed, Three Kingdoms. Geng Xin Da D's book. As lovable as Cao Thief. Traveling through time and becoming Dong Zhuo's son, this is a rare book that assists Dong Zhuo. Gengxin's history is quite solid.

Grain and Grass +, Completed, Three Kingdoms. I like Geng Xin's books very much. There is a struggle for hegemony but it is not just a struggle for hegemony. There are stallions and flesh and blood. I personally hate stud harems, but I can read this book. It tells the story of the protagonist who traveled through time and became a Cao Cao man during the Three Kingdoms period to assist Cao Cao.

The writings of Xiancao, Ending, History, Jin, and Sanchi are all very charming. It makes people want to stop and have endless aftertaste. The story takes place in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. The author slowly unfolds the beautiful picture of this era. The literati's character and bohemian style slowly emerge, and the ancient beauty of the Chinese land slowly emerges. Both the plot and the characters are in place. After reading it, I feel that it is beautiful. Worth reading again and again

Immortal grass, fantasy? A novel currently being serialized. The most promising novel to surpass, Qing Yu Nian. The plot design is very, very good, and the characters are also very fleshed out. There is no need to say more words of praise. To sum up, it is worth reading again and again.

Xiancao-, completed, fantasy. Unlimited streaming in the early stage. When I was chasing this book, I was thinking that if there were no accidents, this book would be Cuiyu's final work. With this book, Cuizu could definitely compete with Mao Ni's status, but later I found out that I was wrong. It's not that this book is bad, but that in terms of plot control, Cuizu is still a little bit worse. This book is basically a bad one. But the beginning is very good, and it can be said that except for the ending, it is very good. It can be regarded as a small masterpiece. Compared with the works on Qidian's so-called list, this book can completely beat them. The characters are well drawn and detailed, and the plot is also well designed. It's just a slight pity that I covered my mouth at the end and didn't fully grasp the plot.

Grass jelly -, magic. End. This is Squid's second novel, which perfectly combines mathematics, physics, chemistry and magic, and the plot is quite ups and downs. However, there is a bit of foreshadowing in the early stages, and the character descriptions are not particularly fleshed out, but rather each has its own characteristics. Compared with the first book, you can see the author's obvious growth. Worth a good look.

Xiancao, history, Tang Dynasty. This book is very simple, telling the story of how a protagonist who traveled to the beginning of Zhenguan changed history step by step. This book is also complex, and it involves very detailed unspoken rules of the workplace, workplace survival skills, etc. This book promotes the idea of ​​family and the people of the Tang Dynasty, or our self-confidence. This book is a lot written and very complicated. You will get different results every time you read it. This book is a really good book. The book has a soul of its own. A good book worth collecting and chewing over and over again.