Great Historical Fiction 历史好书

1 烽 The Beacon Fire Emperor 烽皇 Rui Gen瑞根Eastern Fantasy2.4M WordsCompleted History in flux, a continent in turmoil. Countless heroes rise, but who will shape the age? Rising from humble beginnings, making his name on the battlefield, and wielding power in the halls of government, witness a lowly man's path to becoming an emperor! 0Votes1.4MRecs199kFans

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A history of change, a continent in turmoil, a multitude of influential figures, who will rise and who will fall? Rising from humble beginnings, establishing himself on the battlefield, and dominating the imperial court—behold the path to becoming an emperor from humble origins!

2 篡 Usurping the Tang 篡唐 Geng Xin庚新Historical2.0M WordsCompleted Born into a world in turmoil, with a mysterious past. I never sought wealth and power, but wealth and power came looking for me... Come see a modern man’s tale set in the Sui and Tang dynasties! There will be grudges and romance, warhorses and weapons, and countless tales of passion... Geng Xin’s new novel for 2010, Usurping Tang, makes its grand debut. I hope you’ll enjoy it. 0Votes383.2kRecs379.6kFans

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Born in a chaotic world, his origins are shrouded in mystery. I had no desire for wealth and status, but wealth and status came to me... Let's see a modern person's story of the Sui and Tang Dynasties! There are grudges and affections, battles and bloodshed, and countless romantic tales... Geng Xin's new work "Usurping the Tang Dynasty" is now available. We hope you will enjoy it.

3 晚 The Late Tang Dynasty 晚唐 Muzi Blue木子蓝色Historical3.7M WordsCompleted The fourteenth year of the Xiantong reign of the Tang Dynasty, 873 AD. Emperor Yizong, the Tang Dynasty's seventeenth ruler, has died. As the empire basks in the setting sun, its new emperor, twelve-year-old Li Xuan, takes the throne as the eighteenth ruler, Emperor Xizong. At this point, only a few months remain before the private salt trader Wang Xianzhi raises an army against the Tang with ten commanders at his side. Another private salt trader, Huang Chao, who loves writing poems about chrys 0Votes113.7kRecs118.7kFans

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The fourteenth year of the Xiantong era of the Tang Dynasty, 873 AD. When Emperor Yizong, the seventeenth emperor of the Tang Dynasty, passed away, the empire in its twilight years welcomed the twelve-year-old Emperor Xizong, Li Xuan. At this time, it had only been a few months since the salt smuggler Wang Xianzhi led ten generals to rebel against the Tang Dynasty, and Huang Chao, another salt smuggler who loved to write poems about chrysanthemums, had long harbored resentment towards the Tang Dynasty. At this time, Li Keyong, the Prince of Jin, was merely a low-ranking military officer on the frontier, and the Thirteen Protectors had not yet made a name for themselves. Zhu Wen, the rogue and incestuous emperor of the Later Liang dynasty, was feeding pigs at a landlord's house, while Wang Jian, the Prince of Shu, was slaughtering a donkey. Qian Liu, the King of Wuyue, was a henchman for salt merchants, and Yang Xingmi, the King of Wu, had become a bandit in Luzhou... At that moment, Li Jing inadvertently stumbled into the twilight of the Tang Dynasty.

4 江 War Map of the Realm 江山战图 Gao Yue高月Historical3.6M WordsCompleted War fires rise at the end of the Sui, and heroes emerge from the borderlands. Dou Jiande, the Heavenly King of Hebei, battles the Vajra on a snowy night; The secretive hero of Wagang turns on his own and kills Zhai Rang. The treacherous hero Yuwen conspires with Lady Xiao to assassinate the sovereign; Li Erlang of Chang'an fights the King of Luoyang twice. The Xiao Liang Emperor of Baling crosses the river to seize Jing and Xiang; Du Fuwei of the southeast calls himself the Wolf of Jianghuai. Gr 0Votes391.5kRecs157.3kFans

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As war raged at the end of the Sui Dynasty, heroes emerged from the remote borderlands. Dou Tianwang of Hebei battles Vajra on a snowy night; The powerful warlords of Wagang plotted a bloody battle and killed Zhai Rang. The treacherous Yuwen clan murdered the mastermind, Xiao Niang; Li Erlang of Chang'an fought the King of Luoyang twice. Emperor Xiao Liang of Baling crossed the river and conquered Jingzhou and Xiangyang. Du Fuwei of Southeast China called himself the Wolf of Jianghuai. The great waves swept across the sky, and the fierce general hunted down Sui Yang. The Sui Dynasty's territory was transformed into a battlefield; the loser became a bandit, and the victor became king.