Dust of History

Finished spreading flowers! ! In the Three Kingdoms, the protagonist is a half-native. He gained his mother's understanding of future trends that transcended the times, as well as his understanding of historical celebrities in the late Han Dynasty. With his family background and personal progress, he managed to prosper in this era of chaos... The biggest feature of this book, and the one that has been discussed the most, is of course the last part of the text, the historical records imitated by the author, "Old Yanshu", "New Yanshu", "Shishuoxinyu"... And now not only the author, but also the readers have joined the ranks. The main text and the end of the main text are combined with the chapter, forming a unique collision between "historical facts" and historical books. I really feel that I am almost spoiled (manually laughing and crying).

A fellow driver of the Red Mansion, this car is fast enough. In fact, I haven't read many of the original works. I can only say that I have a general understanding. After all, there were relevant requirements for the college entrance examination. Although I have always been unable to complain about the so-called red studies and I am insensitive to thanks. That's about it. I really admire the authors who can basically express the writing style and characters of "Red Mansions". There were 95 first, and then the author of this book. Of course, the difference between the two is still very obvious. The author of this book has obviously done more re-creation. Although it is also born out of Red Mansion, it is more like a new background. At the same time, when it comes to female characters, there are also some eccentricities... Of course, in addition to the background of the Red Mansions, there is another major highlight of this book, and that is the Conan-like protagonist. Although there is no guarantee that every case is fascinating, the author has indeed written with style and level. Recommended in this wall crack!

Reborn in the late Warring States period, Heifu becomes one of the protagonists in the story of Yunmeng Bamboo Slips. Will he die on the battlefield this time and be passed down to the world with only a family letter? As a history graduate student, July's works have several obvious characteristics: First of all, the historical materials are very comprehensive. Although many so-called historical novels now have empty stories - most of them are routines and fail to reflect the background of the era. To be honest, I won't tell you which dynasty you have traveled to. Without the names of the characters, you may not be able to guess what era it is in. But July obviously will not allow himself to tell the story in a casual background, so all kinds of information are very important; At the same time, because the cultural reserve is rich enough, many allusions can be easily picked up, and the sense of history is more obvious. These are the advantages of July; Then there are some jokes and the like, especially this book, which is more interesting when paired with Zhang Shuo; But of course there are flaws, and it is obvious that the literary youth and book traders are too angry. This book has not seen much impact so far, but it is indeed dangerous. As an alternate history, this book is already very good. If you can finish it well, it will become another classic. I hope it can be like this...

Lao Lang's coquettishness was carried forward in the late Sui Dynasty! The strange thing is that I have never been very impressed by this book. Except that the protagonist has the nickname "Father-in-law Terminator" just like the good boy - it seems that most of the protagonists in Lao Lang's books have this trait - I have almost forgotten the plot. But it must have been quite enjoyable when I read it, otherwise I wouldn't have followed it until it was finished. Let's count the list of father-in-laws that I remember. Changsun Sheng, Yang Guang, and Pei Shiji, who I have forgotten, is the father Pei Yuanqing. Not only is this father-in-law, he also kidnapped a brother-in-law... The history of the Sui and Tang Dynasties is also a very popular theme, especially the struggle for hegemony between the Sui and the end of the Sui Dynasty. There should not be too many people replacing Li and Tang Dynasty. You can also read this book.

The Sui and Tang dynasties are also a popular subject in the Qidian history category, and naturally many people have written about it. In fact, this is not the first book about time travel and becoming Luo Shixin. During the Sui and Tang dynasties, many stories of fierce generals spread through storytelling. Luo Shixin, as one of the Three Strong Men, has always been deeply concerned and loved. Unfortunately, he died very early, before he had time to shine more dazzlingly in history, and of course, before he could enjoy the peace and happiness of the peaceful age. A soul from later generations traveled through time and possessed Luo Shixin, and the time of rebirth happened to be during the war where Luo Shixin originally died. Quickly realizing his situation, he managed to survive by rebuilding his morale and a bit of luck to get reinforcements, thus avoiding the same fate as before. And this is just the beginning...

There are actually quite a few novels like Liu Xie's Rebirth as Emperor of the Han Dynasty, but this one is probably influenced by recent textual research historical novels such as "The Officials of Qin" and "The Overthrow of the Han". It is quite sophisticated, but the plot is rather blunt, and its shortcomings cannot be concealed. Considering the position of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, it was certainly okay to be a puppet, and at least he could have a good death, which was not easy for the last emperor. But the protagonist was a director of a company in his previous life, and he naturally has a big heart. In this era, he can't stand the frustration or mediocrity. He wants to stir up the situation or even stabilize the country, but he has no power and only the title of emperor. How can he do it?

It is another story about the conflict between Chu and Han at the end of Qin Dynasty, but the time is earlier than that of Zhengding, and of course it is later than "Qin Officials". At this time, King Qin Yingzheng swept through the six kingdoms, established the Qin Dynasty's great unification, and crowned the first emperor, whose prestige was unparalleled for a time. As a loser and a member of the Xiang family of Yan State, their dissatisfaction and resistance to the Qin people were engraved in their bones. Although Xiang Kang is a time traveler, the positions of his family, brothers, relatives, friends and lovers, as well as the historical trends that he has long known, all make him destined to embark on the path of anti-Qin and striving for hegemony. Xiang Yu is not reliable, so go do it yourself! Although Liu Bang later became the emperor of the Han Dynasty, the Han Dynasty should be stronger and better, how about that? Instead! Lao Lang's book still has a familiar formula and a familiar taste. Although it is for Lao Lang's benefit that it wants to change, it really doesn't make sense. After all, it is really difficult to change after so many years. Besides, there are not many historical categories that can have such a unique style. Cherish it.

Zhang Haogu has a good father and has the best conditions to become a bully young master and live a corrupt and degenerate life. Unfortunately, he was not born in a peaceful and prosperous era. Although the country and the family have not yet been destroyed, the Ming Empire, which is suffering from internal and external troubles, has become extremely ill and is on the verge of collapse. How can Zhang Haogu, who is in the midst of it, survive alone without leaving any eggs intact? Of course, it is impossible to expect the protagonist of Lao Lang to take the initiative to face difficulties and solve problems. His emergence first started by meeting the girl he liked and then trying every means to rescue the cheap father-in-law... This is a great novel about the late Ming Dynasty. The protagonist fights against Donglin, governs eunuchs, kills slaves, and defeats King Chuang. The official name is Wu Sangui, and the outside world is full of Manchu Qinglu. There are all the exciting things in the late Ming Dynasty that can be imagined, and Zhang Haogu can be called a role model for wolf friends of our generation. It's just whether he is a genius or a jackal, that is the question...

Still in the familiar old wolf style, the second son of the Tao family who seems to be simple, kind and like a "good boy" is actually a sinister and "cunning" father-in-law killer... There are many novels in the Three Kingdoms genre, and Lao Lang himself has written one about Dong Zhuo before, but compared with that one, this one does seem much "simpler". Lao Lang's books are all very personal in terms of plot and character creation, and this book is no exception. The protagonist's scheming personality is very prominent, making it vivid and vivid. The plot is also very interesting and often makes people laugh. It is definitely a must-have entertainment "good medicine" for home entertainment!

The old soldier was reborn at the end of the Chu-Han conflict and became Xiang Zhuang, the cousin of Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu. Oh, that is, the protagonist of Xiang Zhuang's sword dance, aiming at Pei Gong. At this time, King Xiang was defeated miserably in the battle of Gaixia. Seeing the elders of Jiangdong in shame, he killed himself in Wujiang to apologize, leaving only the remnants of 3,000 Jiangdong soldiers led by Xiang Zhuang. At this time, the general trend of the world has basically been determined, and Liu Han's morale is at its peak. Can the protagonist lead these three thousand people to break through the encirclement and make a comeback? This beginning reminds people of the famous swordsman's novel "Become a Warlord in the Three Kingdoms". The beginning of that book also has the protagonist leading the 800 Yellow Turban Army to break through the encirclement of the official army, and then violently counterattack. The same blood and passion are coming to you!

The Eastern Zhou Dynasty was divided into two periods, the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. There were five hegemons in the Spring and Autumn Period, and the three families were divided into Jin and then one became three, becoming Han, Zhao, and Wei; hence there were seven hegemons. The Warring States period became more chaotic, with frequent wars. However, the Qin State, which was originally located on the border and was in conflict with other countries in the Central Plains, fell into the hands of King Yingzheng of Qin due to the hard work of Mu Gong, Xiao Gong and other ancestors. It had the power to sweep the six countries and unify the world. From then on, it became China's first unified feudal dynasty, Qin. The protagonist was reborn at the end of the Warring States Period for some reason. At this time, the Six Kingdoms and the Qin Dynasty were constantly fighting each other, and the era of contention of various schools of thought was also at its final afterglow. As a poor man, he got into the Mohist family, which was changing between the old and the new, and began a legendary life of a careerist and tycoon causing trouble...

Liu Feng, the son of Liu Bei, was reborn in the Three Kingdoms. Liu Feng was originally a Kou Feng (this book's point of view). Because Liu Bei's youngest son Liu Chan was born, he began to be alienated by Liu Bei (Liu Bei black confirmed). He also thought of Liu Feng's experience in "history", so he resolutely decided to leave Liu Bei and return to the Kou family to inherit the ancestral business. At the same time, as a time traveler, he had a foresight and foresight, so he began to recruit those talented generals crazily, ambitious, wanted to start his own hegemony, and even wanted to take away Liu Bei's Shu Han foundation... This is a YY novel about the Three Kingdoms. In fact, there are quite a lot of bugs. I guess it was mainly based on the novel. However, the protagonist is a bit decisive in killing people. It feels quite enjoyable to read it all the way.

There were three unique skills in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and Sword Master was one of them. The sage of calligraphy wrote first-class romantic calligraphy, the sage of poetry wrote chapters that have been passed down through the ages, but what about Pei Min, the sage of swordsmanship? He may have left nothing but a name and a few short stories, but in this prosperous Tang Dynasty, he was undoubtedly one of the bright stars, and he carved his name indelibly into the annals of history with the sword in his hand. There don't seem to be many writing about martial arts in the prosperous age, even the Tang Dynasty, which often declared war on the outside world. Moreover, the protagonist is a "celebrity" in the original history. This book is a rare entry point. He started out in humble beginnings, met a famous teacher by chance, and then gained enlightenment by chance, and finally became a great master. The reborn swordsman of the Tang Dynasty, Pei Min, wrote a legend and brought glory to China...

When the protagonist was in modern times, he was just a single forensic doctor who couldn't get a blind date. Unexpectedly, in ancient times, not only would his expertise be put to use in another way, but he would also encounter beautiful ladies one after another. At first he "rejected", but this continuous love affair was really unstoppable, so... The author of this book follows the pattern of "The Story of a Concubine" - the same author - which is also a harem story, and then the protagonist solves crimes while picking up girls in ancient times. Although there may be differences in identities, cases, etc., In essence, it is still the same routine. But it's quite interesting, that is, the plot with the woman at the end is a little bit poisonous...

Traveling through the Wanli Year of the Ming Dynasty, he became a small banner of the Qingyuan Guard. In this era of constant natural and man-made disasters and endless cannibalism, Chen Mu, who was just at the bottom of the society but was also disliked because of his status as a military household, how could he get rid of the predicament of life, break out of the quagmire of history, and wake up this crumbling empire from its sinking? This is another rare historical text that takes the textual research route. I have always felt that the Ming Chuan text is a great test of personal skills, especially the Ming Chuan itself, which is a popular subject chosen by historical authors from the early Ming Dynasty to the late Ming Dynasty. For a period of time, it was even called a historical text. Not to mention the most popular, it can be said that all kinds of entry points have been written about, but the author can still write new ideas, which is really rare, not to mention that the writing skills and historical knowledge are all online. Although the results are not so conspicuous, it is also a rare masterpiece in the past two years.

Cang Shan Yue's new historical work, but this time it goes to the Tang Dynasty... Compared with the previous book which was heavy, this book seems to be much lighter - of course it is not necessarily true, after all, the beginning of the previous book seemed quite relaxed, but after meeting the old man, the style of the book quickly changed. But for now, it looks pretty easy. At the beginning, the protagonist was reborn in the body of a young man. On the way to Chang'an with his "uncle", he met a very special Taoist priest and the family of the former prince Li Xian who was expelled from Chang'an by Wu Zetian. At that time, Li Xian's life was in danger, but he was saved by them and was lucky. This seemingly coincidental but seemingly destined encounter also officially dragged him into the turmoil of history...

He was originally a good son of the Li family, but something unexpected happened to him. Tribulation changes fate, and sometimes it is necessary to have a fortune. The Sui and Tang dynasties are probably one of the most underwritten dynasties in the history category. In addition to the fact that there were many heroes in troubled times, it has something to do with the fact that this period of history is more widely known. As a veteran author of Qidian history, Geng Xin did not intend to let go of this good subject, so he came up with this book. Starting from this book, he has taken the first step in his transformation. In the past, it was always about fighting and killing, and the protagonist's image was mostly a tough guy. But in this novel, he not only brought out the popular literary copycat, but the protagonist's temperament also tended to be elegant. He even had to wear a mask to disguise himself when he went to the battlefield because he was so good-looking (see King Lanling, I actually forgot if it was in this book). It can be said that Gengxin not only retained his own strengths in this book, but also made a lot of tentative changes. From the results, it seems that it is not bad, if it is not unfinished in the end.

In fact, I personally feel that the period of the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony was no less impressive than that of the Three Kingdoms era. Overlord Xiang Yu, great ancestor Liu Bang, Zhang Liang, Chen Ping, Xiao He, Han Xin, Long Qieyingbu... Are all like dazzling stars, still shining in the sky of history thousands of years later, overlooking the vicissitudes of the human world. However, there seem to be very few works from this historical period at the starting point. Of course, it may be that I haven't read enough of them. The only one that I have an impression of right now is this one with The Swordsman's "The Battle of Chu and Han." That book tells the story of being reborn as Uncle Xiang Yu and reorganizing the Chu army, but this one is an original character. Similar to Dong Li, he is born with supernatural power, bravery and fearlessness. He also has an equally powerful father and a fierce uncle, plus a few capable companions. This is the earliest team. However, there is a part of this book that is out of touch, that is, the plot about Lu Zhi. Trying to play with the literary youth ended up adding a poisonous point, but the rest is still above the standard...

The protagonist traveled through time and was reborn. Is this ancient times? Is he still a prince? It seems very beautiful, but unfortunately this country is too small. In fact, it was a group of lunatics who couldn't survive and did a crazy thing together. Unfortunately, as soon as the protagonist, I, came to the "throne", he was surrounded and suppressed by the government and died. The protagonist, the prince, also went into exile with the "empire". Surrounded by a group of lunatics, he was forced to "inherit the throne" and even married the county magistrate's daughter as the "queen". At this time, the government attacked again, so they began to go into exile again, and the protagonist had to start thinking about where he would go? The beginning is very funny. How to start with such a joke and make it big. This is probably the biggest highlight of the book...

Lao Lang's book was written in the late Qing Dynasty, and it has a familiar recipe and a familiar taste. As always, the wretched style of the protagonist may make you tired of it. However, it took me a while to read Lao Lang's book again, so I feel good about it. The protagonist is the only grandson of a large comprador in the late Qing Dynasty. In this special era of unprecedented changes in a thousand years, he is just a small character struggling to survive. However, people can't live just for themselves. Although the protagonist is actually not that noble, and is often pushed helplessly forward, what he does is indeed like a catfish put into a pond, directly muddying the stagnant water. As for whether it will eventually return to stagnant water or become clear and clean, it depends on how the story develops...