Books That Tell Stories Seriously

The Battle of Ningping City opened the final chapter of the Western Jin Dynasty. According to historical records, everyone from princes and ministers to generals and soldiers were killed by the Hu army, and "no one was spared"... No, in the mountain of corpses and sea of blood, a young man still got up. He held a Ruyi in his hand and hit Hu Shuai on the forehead! The Central Plains are sinking, and the clothes are crossing south. In this purgatory of blood and fire, in the troubled times when the Chinese nation is once again reborn from the ashes, how will Pei Gai, who came to this world nearly two thousand years later, spend his rough and glorious life? I have a poem, please listen carefully: My husband attacks Hu from the north, and Hu Chen dare not rise. The Hu people cry at the foot of the mountain, and the Hu horse dies on the seashore! All the princes are in the tribe, and the public platform is also graceful..." Rein in the roaring and wreaking Hu horse, trampling on civilization! This is a rare novel describing the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. The author has a profound historical knowledge. If you like historical literature, it is a must-see.

My destiny is given by heaven, and my companions accompany me in my journey. The two carefree faces face each other, chanting Huang Ting together In a boundless world of spiritual roots, life, and tongshen that are integrated into one - practice, The protagonist Qi Xiu accidentally gets the position of leader and leads the weak sect to struggle. From a middle-aged man who was at the bottom of Qi training, to a wise old man who looked down on all living beings like a god. The sect developed and grew in his hands, and he wrote a life as dreamy and magnificent as lightning. The full text is slow to read, without all kinds of internal and external cheats. The author is of first-class character, so please feel free to read it. (Laughing point of this book) So far, I cannot find a more reasonable fairy tale than this book. It almost builds a world that can function reasonably without the protagonist.

Hao Ren, as his name suggests, is a good man. His ideal is to live a peaceful life and be a poor landlord who cannot make a fortune until a bunch of crazy creatures live in his house. A remote and old big house, a bunch of abnormal alien creatures, and a labor contract from "gods". The three elements combined made Hao Ren the busiest landlord and the most capable nanny in the world. The story of the most chaotic, strange and abnormal room landlord begins here. From the day I pressed my fingerprint on the labor contract, I knew I was on a pirate ship..." Reasonable adventures of Bombshell Ren

Traveling into troubled times is not a matter of being struck by lightning, it is their own choice. Some people want to be kings and hegemons, some want to relieve the people from hanging upside down, and some want to use their own efforts to prevent the last barbaric conquest of civilization and thus rewrite the history of the Chinese nation. Of course, there are also people who only want to have three wives and four concubines, living an extremely corrupt life that cannot be lived in this world. This group of half-hearted ordinary people with their own ambitions has no tiger body, no bastard spirit, and no mental halo props. Crowded in an old ship, there are only modern machines, technology and various theories. The time-travelers marched towards the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty with ambitions, dreams and ideals that could not be achieved in this world. Target: Hainan. Need anything more to say about the legitimacy of this book? It is difficult to find a novel on the Internet that is more reasonable than this book.