The History Editor's Private Collection of History Books [Randomly]

[Reader Comments]: We start with Taishi Ci, but this Taishi Ci is still a little young and belongs to the cultivation system. On the way, they meet Dian Wei who happens to kill someone and run away, so the two go together. Although the early rhythm seems dull, the development is orderly and the plot is step by step. There is a system and everything is done step by step. Cao Cao kills Jian Tu and faces Jian Shuo's revenge. History quietly turns a corner and leads to an abnormal late Han Dynasty and an abnormal Three Kingdoms... From then on, the protagonist leads a busy life of killing whoever robs my lord.

[Reopened and updated] A must-see in 18 years

[Reader Comments] The First Military Advisor of the Three Kingdoms is a new strategic historical novel. Chen Ziming, who is familiar with the history of the Three Kingdoms, traveled to the Three Kingdoms. With his familiarity with the history of the Three Kingdoms and the accumulation of thousands of years of Chinese civilization, he helped Liu Bei unify the Three Kingdoms and became the world-famous First Military Advisor. With thousands of years of experience in China, he ended the troubled times of China, which must be divided over time, and created a peerless great empire. The author of this book is a newcomer. Although there are some shortcomings in the first few chapters of the work, as the work is created, the writing strength improves rapidly, which is worth watching.

Readers' comments: This is a book that starts with Gongsun Zan's White Horse Yi Cong. The plot is novel after all. It starts with the grassland crusade against Wuhuan and Xianbei. The description of the war is quite interesting, but the character description is relatively inferior. The overall plot development is passable. The future development may be to stay at the border of Youzhou or join the princes. Currently, it is following Gongsun Zan's crusade against Dong Zhuo. Compared with the daily strategy and farming history of the Three Kingdoms, this book is more passionate.

[Reader Comments] In this book, the protagonist Gao Xiang travels to the Wanli Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty. Starting from the fifteenth year of Wanli, he uses his modern analysis of the reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty to solve the accidental and inevitable factors that led to the demise of the Ming Dynasty one by one, and promote the development of the Ming Dynasty on the normal track. The protagonist Gao Xiang strengthened the prestige of the Ming Dynasty through foreign wars such as the Three Great Expeditions of Wanli, the Battle of Sarhu, the Battle of Mongolia, and the Battle of Burma. The national power of the Ming Dynasty was enhanced through many measures such as improving official salaries, resolving party disputes, strengthening military construction, increasing people's income, and reforming finance and taxation. As a dynasty that was finally ruled by the Han people, the protagonist turns the tide and allows it to continue to develop healthily, which is worth looking forward to.

[Reader Comments]: This book is a fictional one. The male protagonist travels to a strange ancient time. His miserable job as a handyman makes him desperate, but a magical incense burner saves him. This book is light-hearted and funny, with novel stories, compact plots, smooth writing and clear ideas. The key point is that the characters are very distinct, do not look tired, and are very attractive. The funny male protagonist, the domineering second lady, the scheming Pei Wenyue, the extremely wealthy Long Dongqiang, and the silly big brother who spent two years fighting in the killing field in exchange for the male protagonist's lifelong happiness. It's refreshing, and the story is very strong, but the foreshadowing is a little weak, and there is a lack of step-by-step natural description in terms of environmental description and emotion. The author is aware of this and is working hard to learn* and improve. The author is a newcomer, and there are no interruptions in new books. It has been updated for 50 days, and there are still about 60,000 words of manuscripts saved. He is a diligent worker and can code about 6,000 words every day. He has a complete outline and many lines to promote the story.

"Reader Comments" "It combines history with fairy tales. The protagonist takes a curve to save the country from afar and continues the path of the Ming Dynasty. The killing is decisive, and the national plot is in line with my concept. If there is no Virgin, there is a harem. This is considered to be a good thing for everyone. There are routines, a little bit jerky, but still acceptable. The author's writing style is a little immature, I hope you can pay more attention to it, and I also hope that the author can check it after finishing it, correct typos, and finally say a word to the author, work hard to update, stick to it, and don't go to the palace...

[Reader Comments]: This book is a seedling, written by a new author, and the fictional world unfolds little by little without being too abrupt. The plot in the early stages is a bit cliched, maybe because of the newcomers Therefore. Overall, it's a mixed bag of good and bad, let's talk about the bad first. The main line was not very clear at the beginning, but as the plot progresses, the main line has gradually become clearer. This is a shortcoming that newcomers will make at the beginning. Of course, the more troublesome thing is the update problem, which is unshakable and can be updated every day. It makes people want to send the blade. The plots of the fighting poems written in the later period are very exciting, and the writing style gradually improves. Next, let's talk about the good points. There is nothing serious about it and it looks quite comfortable. The female characters are all very well-drawn. The supporting characters are occasionally brainless, but they are not annoying. Each character has its own characteristics and strengths. There are a lot of fighting poems, and the plot is quite full. In line with the theme of the book's title, the plot progresses layer by layer. Occasionally, some plots are quite bold and not considered trivial, but the content is still quite interesting, especially the poem battle and poetry competition at the end. All in all, as an amateur author, it's pretty good.

[Reader Comments]: The highlight of this book is that it writes about the urban life of the Northern Song Dynasty. It really brings people into that dynasty and makes them feel like they are living in the Northern Song Dynasty. Although it is a systematic flow, the seriousness of the author's research can be seen. The protagonist's character is pretty good, and there are some tricks, but they're all well hidden. But the rhythm is not well grasped, and so far there is no clear main line. The writing on farming is pretty good, but it seems a bit delayed. If you are not a casual reader, readers seeking pleasure may lose their patience. In terms of politics and military affairs, I have thoroughly analyzed the Northern Song Dynasty. But it's a pity that the protagonist seems to have no edges and corners, just like an ordinary person. This depends on personal taste. The protagonists in many books are too powerful. After time travel, they can do anything. They have political methods at their fingertips, which is amazing to watch. But as for ordinary people, many times they have never even seen a civil servant, let alone an official. They have political consciousness, which is actually very vain. But maybe this book is written too realistically. Even if the protagonist has a system, he still seems a bit powerless. After all, he is just the son of a merchant. I hope that the protagonist will enter the official career in the future, or become a military general, at least to reverse the fate of the Northern Song Dynasty.

"Reader Comments" The new book has good writing, a light-hearted and funny style, and there are more female protagonists. There are four female protagonists in more than 80,000 words. It is estimated that they will have an affair with the protagonist in the future. It should be a stallion story (this is something that all men should like, except for men and women). It is a pity that there are no ambiguous scenes. It needs to be strengthened! Pig's Foot is a policeman who traveled to the late Ming Dynasty and became the second young master of the Dong family. He has a bit of a personality, but he is very smart (Pig's Foot is not smart, he was beaten into a pig's head long ago and will not survive three episodes), and he is very good at assessing the situation. The pace is a bit slow at the beginning, and there are a lot of dialogues, but it is also very exciting. It is quite interesting if you look closely. If you don't look carefully, it will probably be fine if you scan it, but you may miss some clues. It is recommended to read it carefully and read it as a joke. The transitions between plots are natural, not abrupt, and there is almost no trace of connection. The characters are fairly well-drawn and the plot is quite interesting. The shortcoming is that there is too much emphasis on literary drama, and some martial arts dramas are brushed aside, probably because it is not necessary to write them. Martial arts dramas are what make people excited. They need to be strengthened. Eighty thousand words, perhaps because the number of words is too small. Looking forward to the next episode. Judging from the name, martial arts is indispensable at the end.

[Reader Comments] This is a Water Margin fan book written by the author with great care. It does not follow the old path of most Water Margin books of occupying the mountain and becoming the king and being a robber, but it has opened up a new path for itself. The author's writing style is good, the characters he describes are vivid, and he has good control over the rhythm. The protagonist's power has grown and relaxed, and there is currently no sign of writing failure in the later stages. Although the author is a newcomer, he has never stopped updating the book since the first day it was published. It has been updated continuously for more than 90 days. This attitude and perseverance are also commendable. The subsequent development of this book is worth looking forward to. Some readers commented as follows: 1. Although I like the novel very much, I still felt a little sad when I saw Wu Song died... 2. The natural coordination of writing and writing is worth seeing. It is much better than another Water Margin book that copied the story of survival in the Water Margin. 3. I really like the unique plot in it, but can you be kinder to the tomboy Hu Sanniang? I particularly like her plot. 4. It's really great. I have the feeling of reading the original work of Water Margin. Everyone's descriptions are very good. I have written down some very unpleasant people in the book. I just don't know what the fate of Song Jiang's buddies in Liangshan will be like in the future. I really want to see it.

[Reader Comments] This book is a seedling. It is written by a newcomer and has a relatively big world view. It may be confusing in the eyes of some people because all dynasties are crowded together in it. I feel that the author is very careful in writing and the plot is quite rich. Maybe because of the newcomer, I feel that there are not so many routines, some good and some bad. Moreover, it is not the kind of path of climbing the technology tree to farm and then rebelling at the beginning. The protagonist does not farm much. The main line is clear, which is to rebel and then unify the world. Although the author is a newcomer, the updates are surprisingly stable, twice a day. It has never been discontinued and has become my bedtime story. Another very important thing to note is that it is a bit of a noob at the beginning, and the writing is not particularly good, so there is a big gap between it and the master. After reading the beginning, an old bookworm scolded me for being nonsense, but I think it is okay, and the writing style is much better later. I guess most of the reason is that the person cannot accept this world view.

[Reader Comments] Double wear, Three Kingdoms, Xiang Yu. In a fast-paced novel, the protagonist accidentally fails to farm, and the road to dominance begins with the Yellow Turban Army. The protagonist goes from doing everything by himself to becoming the dominant player, from being a little butterfly to making huge waves. The author's writing style is not new and his ideas are novel, but there are slight errors in some historical data issues. What is slightly lacking now is that there are a few typos in the article, but the author said that they will be corrected before being put on the shelves. The number of words updated daily is small, and I hope the author will not be lazy and try to update as much as possible after putting it on the shelves.

[Reader Comments] This book is a historical farming flow. The writing style is relaxed and suitable for reading in a leisurely and happy mood, but the writing style is not for beginners, because there are also some discussions on history in the article, reflecting the author's views on history. People who are tired of watching the history of passion can also change their taste.

(Reader comment) After reading so much, I feel that the content and rhythm of the work are very good. The writing is relatively smooth, the thinking is clear, it does not look tired, it is more attractive, and it does not have the poisonous points often found in historical articles. However, I feel that it is a bit useless to forcefully close to the system article. The importance of the system is not reflected. The protagonist is very weak in the development of the system and has almost no sense of existence. Of course, I don't know the outline of the work, and I don't know how the subsequent system data will promote the development of the plot, so it's hard to say much. In addition, in terms of character creation, Gao Yanei's role is very good, but the brothers and sisters who have been following the protagonist are a little bit sour. Except for the description of Qi Ergou, which may be a trap for the protagonist later, the other few people have no sense of presence. But overall, it is a book that can be read. Although the title is a bit following the trend, I feel that the content and classification are still very consistent. I look forward to the follow-up.

[Reader Comments] Apart from the fact that the protagonist is young, can speak eloquently, can drink, do things, lead troops, fight, and flirt with women, this book is written very slowly and delicately. It is a good seedling suitable to be placed on the bookshelf and constantly fattened to be slaughtered. The author wanted to write about the desire of people in the late Han Dynasty who read the books of sages but still could not suppress the evil of human nature. The whole book faintly reveals the compromise between profit and love, and the helplessness in troubled times. Rebirth, farming, palace fighting, love between children, ambition, and brotherly loyalty are likely to be the highlights of this book.

[Reader Comments] After reading this book, I felt very immersive. The author did not rush to talk about the wars and chaos in the Three Kingdoms, but slowly unfolded the entire grand picture from simple to complex. Step by step, Pig's Feet relied on chance and its own efforts to finally achieve success. It was mixed with the friendship between teachers and students, brotherhood, etc., And various quotations from scriptures were interspersed in it. It was very clever and surprising. They are all points that have not been mentioned in other novels about the Three Kingdoms. The description of the Han system of official positions and their place names is very detailed. There are not even mistakes, but there are very few. It can be said that it is a book that can drive you to death to study the party. Each of the characters in it is not a fool, and each has its own characteristics. The battles on the battlefield, the battles for power, and the tactics used in battle are all quite good. In addition, it is about subduing subordinates. It is not just about yelling at people and bowing down. Every character has his own story, which is extremely real. Just like what the author's introduction says, this is a real life. The most important point is that this book steadily updates 10,000 words per day. In less than a month, it has updated nearly 300,000 words. This is also an advantage. People who are impatient don't have to worry.

(Reader's comment) This is a story of the Three Kingdoms that has no system or powerful golden fingers and is closer to historical facts. It has logical situation deduction and humanistic characters. It digs deeply into the inner world of fierce generals and counselors, depicts their joys and sorrows, and experiences their joys and sorrows in a historical background that is closer to reality. It removes the mysterious veil that the novel has cast on them and restores a life of flesh and blood, real and extraordinary.