Dust of History

Gao Yue's Sui and Tang epics! Lao Gao used to be a professional in the "Middle and Late Tang Dynasty". He had a special way of describing Tang Xuanzong, Yang Guifei, An Lushan and other characters during this period. However, it was obvious that he had written too much and the readers were not bored, so he himself became bored, so he decisively "transformed". It's been a while since I read this book. I feel like I've just read a good book about fighting for hegemony in troubled times. It's not as impressive as Jiangshan, but it's still worth reading. You can give it a try. The protagonist Li Yuanqing, in the storm of the late Sui Dynasty, will encounter opponents one after another, including Dou Jiande, Wang Shichong, Yu Wenhuaji, Li Shimin, and even Turks... How can he reach the top of power and one day turn his hands into clouds and turn them into rain?

One of the most popular historical novels of the Ming Dynasty. Of course, being the most popular does not mean it is well written. I must have been deceived by a friend. I subscribed to the book after listening to him and was too busy to read it. After the first two chapters of Kai Zai, it was a bit more elaborate. Although the author's views were not novel, he still had his own ideas. But when it came to the main plot, I suddenly felt that my IQ had been insulted. The protagonist travels back in time to the Ming Dynasty and becomes Emperor Chongzhen who has just ascended the throne. He then complains and makes a few great aspirations. In the next dozen chapters, he jumps to the war with Hou Jin. Brother, what's the process like, how to pacify the internal affairs, rectify the cabinet, sort out the political agenda, and prepare factory guards? Not at all, not at all, not at all! The author flaunts that he does not have a golden finger, but as someone in the comments said, isn't it the biggest golden finger to have everything come true and go smoothly? Recommendation: If you want to watch the classics of the late Ming Dynasty, go next to "Late Ming". This non-brained YY book is enough for fun, and the others are not worth mentioning.

In memory of the three idiots! Elegant people see elegance, and coquettish people see coquettishness. --The title says it all, and this book is worthy of its name. Although there is an appendix at the end, in the part where the rhythm is still under control, Sanchi has done his best, and also dedicated us to a work that may not be exciting enough depending on the person, but the interpretation is excellent enough. The style of that era is revealed from the subtleties between the lines. The resentment and regret certainly come from the appendix at the back, whether it is the many unexplained digging holes and not burying them, or the emotional entanglement with Junior Sister Wang. It's because I like this book that I care; Because I like this character, I want to see where she ends up. Although all this can never have a real end...

It is one of the few novels that tells the history of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. To be honest, I am really tired of reading the Three Kingdoms, Sui and Tang Dynasties, and Song and Ming Dynasties. It would be nice to change my taste. Of course, during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, although there were many outstanding people, hundreds of schools of thought contended, and the stars were shining brightly, and the historical turbulence was no less than that of the Three Kingdoms, Sui and Tang Dynasties, etc., There were not many works that really related to this period. Probably the main reason is that none of them were influential enough, such as "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties". However, as a graduate student in history, the author does not have to worry about professional matters. The protagonist's predecessor was originally an orphan of the Zhao family who was promoted from three families. He was an underappreciated bastard in the Zhao family. He was originally timid and had poor abilities, so he was naturally not taken seriously. But after the protagonist takes his place, he will gradually improve his situation and will also aspire to be one of the five hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period competing for the top spot!

This book highlights the word "chaos", and the title is worthy of its name. Sister-in-law, cook, queen mother, princess... The protagonist is really vegetarian. He even went to the United States to fight in the war, and he was able to find two confidants and even got pregnant with a child. He is really a stud. It's a pity that the situation has changed, and now I can no longer write so "unrestrainedly". I don't know if it's because of this, but the current writing lacks the feeling of smooth advancement at the beginning, and the rhythm can no longer be described as slow. To say it is watered down is to put it mildly. I still have this book, probably just to see the ending. I will definitely not pursue the next book anyway!

Reborn Cao Peng and Cao Youxue, transformed into the Cao family's unicorn! If in the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao and his son who established Cao Wei and usurped the Han Dynasty can be regarded as "Han thieves", then the protagonist can be considered a "Cao traitor", right? Geng Xin's historical texts have their own characteristics, especially the Three Kingdoms section, which can be easily picked up. Cao Cao in this volume is also impressive. Of course, if the protagonist hadn't been outstanding in his abilities and seized the opportunity to save Dian Wei and caught Cao Cao's attention, he, an ordinary Cao man from another place, would not have been able to establish a relationship with Cao Cao's Cao family, let alone his subsequent development. This book contains stories of war and iron, as well as love between children. If you like the history of the Three Kingdoms, you shouldn't miss it!

The final song of Geng Xin's Three Kingdoms trilogy tells the story of the rise of the "new generation" Liu Huangshu. Of course, this is not Liu Bei's Uncle Liu. The protagonist, in the name of the clan, carries the banner of supporting the Han Dynasty. In this shining star of the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, he will eventually shine! Speaking of which, Geng Xin's book has some old problems of starting at the beginning and ending at the end, but the middle part is still very exciting to read. However, compared with previous works, this one will appear to be "lighter", and may not have so many exciting and passionate chapters. Maybe it is because it has become "mature"? And the protagonist also has a bit of a "father-in-law killer" vibe - you get the idea. In any case, with Geng Xin's writing skills and understanding of the Three Kingdoms, even if it lacks the passionate part, this is still a good Three Kingdoms fanfic. If you are interested, you can check it out.

After writing about the Sui and Tang Dynasties and the Three Kingdoms, Gao Yue finally extended his "devil's claws" to the Song Dynasty. To paraphrase an overused saying, it was the best of times, it was also the worst of times. Needless to say, the economic level of the Song Dynasty was high. The high degree of commercialization gave rise to paper money and a rich life in tile houses. "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" is the best representation of the people's livelihood. In terms of political culture, scholar-bureaucrats and emperors ruled the world together, and the popularity of Song poetry became a unique mark of the times. But on the contrary, it possessed coveted wealth, but did not have the power to protect it. Its military failure made the Song Dynasty an authentic tragic dynasty. The shame of Jingkang, cession of territory and compensation, and subjugation were a perfect replica of modern history. Can the arrival of the protagonist change the existing trajectory of the world?

If I remember correctly, Lao Xin's debut novel should be the Taoist one? However, this is the first book in the history genre, and it can be regarded as the official beginning of his glory - of course, it seems that he had physical experience before, so that will not be included in the discussion. This book tells the story of Dong Zhuo's rebirth as Dong Zhuo's son. He is a figure who probably does not exist in history. He is like a butterfly that spreads its wings and pounces into this troubled world, and everything changes. The protagonist of this book takes the path of a military general, and the description of the battlefield is full of passion and excitement. It is a super cool masterpiece of the Three Kingdoms. I won't spoil the specific plot. You can find out by yourself if you go and read it.

The first work of Cang Shanyue, the new god of history, tells the story of an ordinary graduate student (undergraduate me:???) Who traveled through time and became the son of a down-and-out businessman in the Northern Song Dynasty. How he revitalized his family business and how he decided to change this era after being influenced by an old man who was concerned about the country and the people. As a graduate student in chemical engineering, Tang Yi, who had just traveled through time, had a dark eye. Because he had a prodigal father, the Tang family, which was once prosperous, had fallen into decline. All the servants were gone, leaving only an old slave and a big house. The first thing Tang Yi has to do after his rebirth is how to make money to live in this era. At this time, he still didn't know what he was really going to face...

Well, if I were to evaluate this book, I would say it is a relaxed and leisurely fictional historical novel in the style of a servant. This is also true. This book does not have so many twists and turns. The beginning of the book makes it clear that it is meant to entertain people after dinner. The protagonist Li Yi (without Feng) has traveled through time. This is not any dynasty in his memory, but it is undoubtedly ancient times. He does not have strong physical fitness, so when faced with being kidnapped by "bandits", he has no choice but to surrender; but he has the benefits of a time traveler - an all-encompassing library in his mind, which allows him to basically learn any "skills" he wants, except martial arts without any foundation. And he didn't expect that the ones who kidnapped him were actually a pair of charming sisters. However, appearances don't tell the story. They were both martial arts masters. In order to resist the intentions of some people, his sister kidnapped him, just to make him the "sister-in-law". This is how Li Yi's life of "My wife is a mountain king" begins...

This book has been completed. Although there are some unsatisfactory results in the later period, especially in terms of recruiting women, I feel that it has followed the same path as the previous book, which was repetitive and repetitive. However, overall it is still a good fictional historical article and worth reading! The story tells the story of Jia Huan, who was reborn as a "trash" in the Red Mansion. On the one hand, he was born as a bastard and was not taken seriously, and his status in the family was not high. On the other hand, everyone who has watched "A Dream of Red Mansions" knows that the Jia Mansion will collapse. Is there an intact egg under the overthrow of the nest? So for the sake of the flower-like women around him, for the cheap mother, and most importantly for himself to live well and live up to his rebirth, he had to start fighting. This book can be regarded as a fanfic of Red Mansions, but the background of the story has been revised. It is not a braid that makes people want to run away. On the other hand, the elevated background can also give the author more room to play. The protagonist takes the path of getting ahead in the imperial examination and becoming a civil servant, so in some sections, although the author strives to write new ideas, he will still fall into a routine that makes people feel inexplicably familiar. However, the sections such as disaster relief and going to Jinling are still well conceived. Of course, since it is about writing about Red Mansions, why are there missing those flowery faces? Daiyu Baochai, Qingwen Ruyi, Xiangyun exploring spring... The flowers are in full bloom, but they cannot cover his eyes. Instead, they become the driving force for him to move forward. He is determined to protect them, so he must do what he says. Let this world no longer be "white and clean"!

The Ming Dynasty is reborn, and the poor family rises! This book is good to read, but here I will focus on a few things that are not so good about it. The most important ones are the plot and setting. First of all, of course, it's the protagonist's family. Since the title of the book is called The Rise of a Poor Family, as the name suggests, the protagonist is reborn in a poor family in the countryside, and is the child of the third son who is not favored by the family. He has a group of top relatives. Such a setting certainly does not make people happy. What's more, these relatives continue to cause trouble, bring a lot of trouble to the protagonist, and they are also entangled, which is considered a poisonous point; Then there is the heroine. The heroine is a loli. Strictly speaking, her personality is not very likable. Of course, this is actually a matter of opinion. I mainly think that it is unreasonable for such a character to appear in a society like the Ming Dynasty. I don't feel much about it, but for some people, this will definitely be a poisonous point. As for the details and the discrepancies in the history major, although I have read a lot of unexplained texts, to be honest, I don't pay too much attention to these things. This book is definitely not rigorous enough, but this aspect is still harmless. In addition, I don't know much about the plagiarism incident, so I won't say more.

I originally wanted to be the king of idleness in the prosperous times, but I didn't expect to be pushed out of the way? A prince who was possessed by the soul of future generations wanted to live a happy and carefree life, but he did not expect that his father would not grant him such a small wish. Deliberately messing up during the assessment attracted attention. Deliberately sabotaging the results turned into a father-son fight, which became more and more intense. In the end, he became the one who attracted the most attention. So he, who originally had no intention of competing for the throne, became a thorn in the side of his brothers. He also wanted to help his brother, but he didn't know that mud couldn't hold up the wall. He had no choice but to climb up on his own... Ji Zong's writing style is lively and lively, but also grand and majestic, and his depictions of political intrigue and war are also quite distinctive. He can be regarded as a historical master in the style of a novel. This book can be regarded as carrying his style to the extreme, so it is not a miss for those who are not obsessed with history but also like history.

This is a historical novel with a very unique perspective. The protagonist went from a horse thief to the "first hero" in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. However, in the eyes of many people, he was probably a villain who "helped the emperor to do evil". Who told him to side with the "foolish emperor" Yang Guang. Of course, it is not accurate to say this. After all, Yang Guang is going to die. It is true that the protagonist always represents the justice of the court, which makes it convenient for him to act. In this process, historical figures that are familiar to us or unfamiliar to us appear in person, and each of them is given a new interpretation by Mo Wu. Zhang Xutuo was loyal to the court but worried about the people, and he was like an old farmer despite being in charge of thousands of troops; Qin Shubao, who was seriously poisoned and dying soon, but still did not change his true heart; Li Xuanba, who has a dark mind and great plans, but in the end can only be tricked by fate; Li Jing, who is calm and majestic, never gave up his perseverance even though he was suppressed for a long time, and finally blossomed into his glory; After experiencing failure, Yang Guang fell into unconsciousness... Each character appears vividly on the page, as if they are standing in front of your eyes, making people even more fascinated by that colorful history. The title of the book is "Beauty of the Country", but in fact the physical book "The Beauty of the Country" is enough to cover everything. There may be beauties, but the proportion is not large. The most outstanding woman is the guide on the protagonist's rise and the companion of one of the protagonist's opponents, Miss Pei. And this book is not just about historical hegemony, it also reveals another unknown "secret"...

Mythologising the Three Kingdoms... This is a magically transformed world of the late Han Dynasty, and the protagonist is the young master of a small, run-down family. He found that this was not the late Han Dynasty that he knew. The generals here were terrifyingly powerful, even the small soldiers were as powerful as the mighty generals in history, and the counselors could really call the shots. The protagonist himself also has this ability. Then he decided to go outside and take a look. At this time, the alliance of princes was attacking Dong Zhuo... The writing style of this book is relatively relaxed, and the content is of course just one family's opinion, but the plot is quite interesting. Especially now that we are tired of the Three Kingdoms genre, this kind of creative flow is even more rare. I heard that the farming part is very good, but unfortunately I haven't seen the back yet.

If you only saw the protagonist's gags, the absurdity of the story, the harem stud, and the outdated labels, I won't say that you didn't appreciate the true flavor of the article, nor will I think you are shallow because of it. After all, everyone has their own preferences, not to mention that this book was written a few years ago, and the routines are now worn out. However, why is it that there are so many historical works in Qidian, even many of the same type and style, but until now, there is only one Jiao Ding that can be unforgettable by many people? In fact, this is enough to explain the problem. This book creates the image of Lin Wanrong, the protagonist who seems cynical, but is actually passionate and righteous, passionate and talented, romantic but not obscene. It also creates many characters who are either dignified and beautiful (two talented women, Luo and Xu), or well-behaved (Dong Qiao). Qiao), or charming and affectionate (Master and Disciple An Bier, Qin Xianer), or unruly and willful (Miss Xiao Er), or strong on the outside but soft on the inside (Miss Xiao), there are all kinds of female characters, and of course there is Crescent Moon Yuga who cannot be ignored. This book is undoubtedly a cool novel, but it is by no means a simple novel. The protagonist and each heroine have unique stories, and those images are clearly vivid on the page. Even now, how many people can do this in all categories of online books, not just history? There is a harem, but if you deny it all just because of it, then... I can only laugh.

Banana is a masterpiece of fictional history, a plausible fictional story about the Song Dynasty. There is humiliation and regret, but with the protagonist, all of this is no longer a problem. The copywriting in the opening part was a little tacky, but Banana didn't stick to it. Instead, he quickly found new ways to advance the plot and show off. Of course, this is a novel that gets better the more you write it. After all, it is also the author's first historical novel, and he needs to slowly find the feeling. Probably starting from the "Regicide" part, this book really ushered in the most exciting and unique chapter. Although the update of Banana has always been a big problem, it rarely disappoints people when it comes to demanding quality. This may be the reason why it has an endless stream of followers over the past seven years.

This is a splendid and splendid era, with famous generals and beauties, hundreds of schools of thought contending, and masters emerging in large numbers. It is a special era with the most intense ideological and cultural collisions, the most frequent wars, and birth and death. But the history of the starting point is rarely covered. Except for the two books in July, this one is the one that impressed me the most. The story background of this book is based on the story of Zhuanzhu's assassination of Wu Gongzi Qingji. As a result, Zhuanzhu was listed in Tai Shigong's assassin biography and his name went down in history. However, Qingji was left in the dust. No one knew that he was the successor of Wu Kingdom before Fu Chai. So what will happen if Qingji is not dead? This book tells the story of Qing Ji, the son of Wu Kingdom and the new King of Wu.