Using History as a Mirror

(Grain and grass +, history) It's been a long time since I added a history book. This book is quite comfortable to read, and there is nothing poisonous about it. The historical period is the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The protagonist's status is neither high nor low. He is a relative of the Han emperor Guo Wei at the end of the Five Dynasties, so that the protagonist has a certain amount of time and space to operate and develop before Guo Wei becomes emperor. The biggest advantage of this book is that there are no poisonous points, the various viewpoints are quite acceptable, and it is very comfortable to read. Recommend a look🔥🔥🔥

(Xiancao+, History) I strongly suspect that this is a new book written by Maowu Qiuyu, the author of "From Chief to Ball Leader", who has changed his vest. In terms of writing style, way of playing jokes, film postures, literary driving, and description of primitive technology, they are really exactly the same. The protagonist travels through the Warring States period carrying a kilogram of crop seeds, forming associations, improving farming, teaching Mohist principles, and wants to join the Mohist story of changing the world. It is better to say that he is an idealist during the Warring States Period than a careerist during the Warring States Period. Excellent writing style + excellent plot + readily available classics + good characterization. This is really a work with a very good start. Highly recommended, don't miss it🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

A new book from the author of "Dominating the Country". Lu Qian from Outlaws of the Water Margin. Kill Gao Yanei to gain fame in the world. Joined Liang Shanbo through Chai Jin's recommendation. He planned to take the route Song Jiang used to deal with Chao Gai to deal with Wang Lun. The language style is close to the original text without any drama. The protagonist kills decisively. He also knows how to invite people's hearts. In the middle, he won the hearts of Wu Song, Liu Tang and others through kindness. Kill Zhang Qing and Sun Erniang. Although there is a system, its presence is not high. Not much poison. The author has put great effort into the original work of Water Margin. Each character is well-drawn.

Most of the Red Mansion fans are stuck in Rong Ning's second house and engaging in house fights. Even when they go out to fight for their careers, they tend to be romantic and talented people. This time, the sudden appearance of a strong and powerful man is really eye-catching. The male protagonist of this book breaks the criminal record and inherits the professional skills of the criminal police captain in his previous life. In addition, he is like a cunning fox on the inside and a tiger on the outside. He is well-trained in human nature and professional, so it is natural for him to rise steadily in the officialdom of the world of Red Mansions. Particularly commendable is the author's portrayal of the love scene. The male protagonist is very rational, not a nymphomaniac, does not like promiscuous women (finally avoiding the big poisonous point of brothel prostitutes), does not flirt with a good family who cannot be touched (successfully prevents the book from becoming a cliché pornographic novel), and does not contaminate scheming women (I like his treatment of the heart-wrenching woman and the infatuated man). He can distinguish between seriousness and seriousness, and he is a rational prodigal.

A Victorian cavalry officer traveled to England in 1066 and became a descendant of Alfred the Great. Godwin had been defeated at Hastings, William the Conqueror was wreaking havoc on the land of England, and the traversers had to shoulder the burden of leading the Anglo-Saxons to resist the Norman invasion. Well, one sentence can dissuade many readers. The time traveler was not an Oriental. At that time, it was obviously impossible for the small island in the west of Europe to have anything to do with the big country in the east of Asia. There are no firearms in the entire article, or even special weapons that transcend the times. The whole story is supported by good writing and profound historical and cultural knowledge.

Among all the online articles I have read, this is the only one that has examined the hydrological conditions of the Yangtze River. This book gets rid of the naive idea of ​​"you can sail a ship if there is water" in previous online articles, and explains why the Yangtze River Estuary and Taiwan had a low status in the ancient shipping industry. The disadvantage is also that too much research makes the article less interesting. Generally speaking, it can be regarded as food and grass. It is a fairy grass for readers who value imagination and rationality, and vice versa.

Punishing the Ming or Punishing the Heart? The Ming faction either turned the tide and supported the Ming Dynasty to destroy the Qing Dynasty, or they played games with the world, fame, wealth, and sex. There were very few people who rebelled in the mid-term, and their reasons and motivation were not enough to convince the public. In order to make the protagonist of this article travel smoothly, the author carefully arranged an excellent protagonist's backstory: an aggressive orphan, a professional elite, a senior travel companion, and a thirty-year-old. However, these golden fingers did not allow the protagonist to live a good life: he was reincarnated in the prosperous period of the middle Ming Dynasty, but he was a low-level military household with the collapse of the imperial guard. He had no way out from the civil service, and went through many hardships to learn martial arts from his master, but thieves entered the village. If an individual works hard but has no way out, it can only be the fault of the world - a cannibal society will not become gentle and silent just because the time traveler arrives.

This is Mao Tiu's new book. This time he finally no longer uses the first person, and he immediately feels more comfortable. By the way, a second of silence was observed for his last book "The Traveler Traveled Through the Traveler" which was 404'ed. This book adheres to his usual style and is still very realistic. The protagonist traveled from Africa (of course, not Uncle Black, but a person who supported the construction of Africa) and arrived in Guangzhou, which was invaded by the Huang Chao Uprising, and the story begins. First seek survival, and then coerce into the rebel army, the writing is quite good. But why do I feel that this routine is the same as the previous book? Isn't it no longer creative? Can we just rest on our laurels?

Regarding Western ancient times, the two best authors I have seen so far are Sulla of "Eagle Over Byzantium" and the other is this book. This book is much better than those written by other people who are not sophisticated. At least it is written carefully, and after checking the information, it does not inexplicably write some self-pleasure plots that make people scratch their heads. It can be seen that at least he is telling the story seriously. Some small details, conflicts between ethnic cities and states, and the various personalities of the characters are also revealed in the text. Closer to home, the protagonist's soul passes through and possesses an ancient Greek mercenary who went on an expedition to Persia, and begins his so-called performance and legend. A nice, good book.

The writing style is excellent, and the writing style alone can give me fairy grass. The plot line is relatively good. The author has his own opinions on Confucianism, sociology, and history and can convey them through words. The reform process is well written, and it is worth reading. The shortcomings are also obvious. The early stage of the plot is relatively dull, and the protagonist himself is not very purposeful. As a result, many plot advancements can only rely on women and coincidences. In the later stage, after the protagonist has grown up, it will be much better. Warning: The emotional line is very poisonous. Almost all the women are not able to write cute and truthful things. But the truth is about business and national affairs. I am happy to see the author's opinions and like the collision of opinions. However, the author also tried to tirelessly reason with me in private life, which can only make people disgusted. The description of emotional lines has a tendency to decrease in the later period.

(History, Xiancao-) The protagonist is time travel and rebirth. The Zhao family clan and young Jinshi start the game, and there are still a few decades to go to the cliff-mountain ending. Although it is not a hell difficulty, it is also a nightmare difficulty. At this level of difficulty, the protagonist does not enter the now cliched rhythm of officialdom struggle literature pretentiousness, but begins to do real things. Whether it is the construction of water conservancy to open up fertile fields or the introduction of pyrethrum to invent mosquito coils, these are details that are rarely covered in ordinary historical texts. Although the protagonist has not raised any inappropriate ideological issues at all, it has already shaped the image of the protagonist as a materialist. At present, the boss in the early stage of this book is the Pu family in Quanzhou, the boss in the middle stage is the reactionary force in the imperial court, and the boss in the later stage is the Mongolia that is overcoming them. Judging from Hongmao's previous works, there will definitely be a very exciting collision, which is very exciting.

(Liangcao+) The protagonist travels through time and becomes Prince Chongzhen to save the Ming Dynasty in the hell difficulty. Goldfinger does not go against the will of heaven, and follows the route of military standardization + technological salvation. The protagonist has a cold personality and is a workaholic. Reason far exceeds sensibility, and he emphasizes practicality and efficiency. In the process of the protagonist's reversal and restoration of the Ming Dynasty, the author's military and political reforms refer to a large amount of historical facts. It is logical enough and the war scenes are well described. This is also the biggest highlight of this book. Since the whole text is a constant struggle from beginning to end, the author's writing is also relatively cold, so you need some patience to read it. In the end, it's considered unfinished. In the later period, almost one chapter changed the perspective. It felt like everything was written hastily and then ended. The process of training the heir in the end was extremely heart-wrenching. In the end, it ended without successfully training. It was too sudden. If I gave this article a nine in the early stage, I think I can only give it a six in the later stage. This is also the reason why this book cannot reach the level of the three great novels of the late Ming Dynasty.

(Group Time Travel, Liangcao+) Actually, I haven't finished reading Lingao 500 Wastes because it is too long and too slow, but I have to say that this book deserves to be ranked first among ancient time travel novels for its rigor. If you have the patience, you can read it. It is indeed a good book. In the background of the late Ming Dynasty, 500 thieves crossed the sea to Lingao, promoted fake learning, ruined the imperial examinations, killed scholars, engaged in merchants, fought for the people's interests, and seduced eunuchs. This was the worst evil. In my mind, this is the first book on time travel in the late Ming Dynasty. It is extremely rigorous in textual research and farming. This is the first science and technology book that the author is convinced of. Most time-travel articles think of the protagonist going back in time, inventing soap, and then having the funds to train soldiers. However, in this book, I can write three chapters for you on the soap-making process alone, and also discuss the limited effectiveness of product promotion in the small-scale farmer economy and the inability to sell well. There are also various endless struggles for power across time and space, making the story extremely rigorous. The disadvantage is that the chapters about craftsmanship are a bit boring, and the plot development is appallingly slow, but the author likes this rigorous and elegant feeling, so I picked up the fairy grass.

Authors have appeared throughout the ages, and each has led the way in the past few years. Juhuaguan, Lolicon, Mensao Uncle, One Book is the God, and Yueguan is the most outstanding book that cannot be surpassed. Every era has an overlord, and Hui Ming was the overlord of every list that year. Why did Hui Ming attract so many readers in such a short period of time? In addition to the excellent writing and plot, and the reasonable setting, Han Youniang is the character that runs through the entire text. In the golden three chapters, the reader is firmly attracted by the fragile and strong Han Youniang that Yue Guan focuses on. Han Youniang is a character who is ready to emerge, with a strong sense of purity. The reader has been controlled by Yue Guan, and is itching but unable to. The first, middle and later stages are all about quality assurance without a trace of watershed. The characters of each heroine are really distinct, and each role of the villain and emperor Zhu Houzhao is very good. Yueguan's handling of women and the details of the novel, and the writing style are extremely delicate, euphemistic and gentle. The subsequent books are all resting on their laurels, and they can never surpass the shackles of this book.

It's light-hearted and humorous, with an ordinary plot, but coupled with Xiami's mature logic and analysis, it looks particularly exciting. . . . . There is a saying in Qian Song Dynasty: When seeking welfare for the masses, never forget that you are also a member of the masses. Mature outlook on life, values, and world view. Like the introduction, the writing is concise and casual, the plot is joyful, and there is humorous wisdom. The plot is compact and full of passion, and the writing is concise and smooth without lacking highlights. Decisive wisdom amid laughter, I think that's enough. Isn't it? The books written by Xia should be considered purely for the purpose of writing stories. Just look at the random names of passers-by A, B, and C in his articles, and you will know that he is really just writing stories. The sinister protagonist is just like Xiami himself, with all kinds of unexpected, sinister and effective ideas emerging one after another. He doesn't know how to fight for hegemony or harem. But he lives a free and easy life, and Xia Shui's PS after each chapter is always full of joy. Xiazhuo should not be short of money. Writing books is purely fun, but he writes seriously, and he is also writing about himself. After reading a few of his books, you will feel that if the author himself wore it, he should have done it this way. Ha ha

The background of the story is in the late Spring and Autumn Period, when three families were divided into Jin Dynasty and Jin Dynasty. Overall, it's a refreshing harem story about time travel and hegemony. It can be seen that this article has a very detailed background of the Spring and Autumn Period, classical character dialogues, and many allusions. The section I admire the most is the one where the protagonist interacts with Confucius. It is mixed with many allusions from the Analects of Confucius, such as "Zi Lu once Xiran had Gong Xihua sitting there", discussing ancient and modern times, and talking about his ambitions. In the book, Gou Jian's imaginative depiction of Wu Zixu's death is more reasonable. And the protagonist's bold words of cultivating his family, governing the country and bringing peace to the world have been realized one by one, which is very enjoyable to watch. The only thing that makes me feel a little bit poisonous is the harem component of the protagonist. The sister, witch mistress, Xi Shi, and married woman are all taken in, and there is even a harem conspiracy. However, a few flaws do not affect the author's exciting depiction of the ancient spring and autumn style, so I give it to Xiancao.

The writing in this book is pretty good, but the plausibility is a little... Subtle. Harem is a bit toxic in this regard, but if you like to read about technology, it is still a book that you can read. Although the text lacks recognition, it is excellent, and the setting of double travel in another world is also quite interesting. The plot is a bit bland, but the description of the technical system established in another world is vivid and creative, far better than most dry industrial literature. The pseudo-petty bourgeoisie is the biggest flaw of this book. The author properly describes the changes in life in the city, and has a passion for the urban petty bourgeoisie lifestyle that transcends time and space - whether it is hegemony or imperial power, power or force, technology or culture, it is not as important as sitting on an IKEA table and chair in Starbucks, drinking some Blue Mountain and playing some board games. The plot of [the heroine, a time traveler, cried and asked her husband, who is also a time traveler, to marry her sister because she cannot let her husband die] also frightened us.

Set in the Jiajing to Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, produced by Master Sanjie. During this period, there were famous figures such as Hai Rui, Yan Song, Xu Jie, Zhang Juzheng, etc. The main character Shen Heiquan inserted into his political contention could make the story turbulent and exciting. In the early stage, as long as you endure the poisonous point of the protagonist being in the time-traveling infancy stage, the wait for the protagonist to enter the political arena will begin. The protagonist is rigorous and steady, with only six points in the imperial examination. He is in the old era and can think about the direction of change. He has noble aspirations. Compared with other books of Master Sanjie, this book has fewer women, and the historical style and life atmosphere are stronger. Give me some grass jelly

In the late Ming Dynasty, the first male is an ambitious office director, and the second male is an upright technical geek; one is responsible for external affairs, and the other is responsible for internal affairs and people's livelihood, and they work together happily. The first male started out as a local tycoon. Since he was in Shandong, on the front line of the anti-golden war, he had been working hard to make a fortune and fight against the Tatars. The main line of the book is clear, the characters are realistic (for example, the protagonist's former little brother became obsessed with everything, etc.), And there is military and farming. In the final ending, after the Eight Banners are completely defeated, it jumps directly to the death of the first male, omitting the process from warlord to monarch, which is very clever.

The work of the veteran author Chi Jun has the background of the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist is a civil servant and assists Cao Wei in his struggle for world hegemony. The Red Army is very solid both in terms of writing skills and historical knowledge. He is very familiar with the customs, customs, regulations and systems of the Three Kingdoms in the late Han Dynasty. Moreover, as a novel about the Three Kingdoms, this book is quite unusual. It does not have the usual passionate struggle for hegemony. Instead, it is somewhat like an official novel. While assisting the protagonist in fighting for hegemony in troubled times, he also has to deal with political intrigues. The details written in it are particularly refreshing to me. If you can accept such an alternative version of the Three Kingdoms, then this book will not disappoint you.