Historical Fiction with Heart 走心的历史文

1 覆 Conquering the Han 覆汉 Grenades Fear Water榴弹怕水Historical3.2M WordsCompleted Strive to make a name among the lords, if only to preserve your life in a chaotic age! As a posthumous child, Gongsun Xun received his guiding principles for life early on from his mother, who claimed to be a transmigrator. But after following the tide of history year after year, he began to realize that things were gradually going very wrong! This is the story of a man who is half native, striving amid a momentous age! 286Votes2.2MRecs1.4MFans

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He strives to gain renown among the feudal lords in order to preserve his life in this chaotic world! As a posthumous child, Gongsun Xun received his life's guiding principles from his mother, who claimed to be a time traveler, at a very young age. However, as he drifted along with the tides of history year after year, he began to realize that something was gradually going wrong! This is the story of a semi-native man struggling in a great era!

3 奥 The Road to Augustus 奥古斯都之路 Lucky Sula幸运的苏拉Historical2.4M WordsCompleted All roads lead to Rome, but not everyone who arrives is what Rome wants. The Colosseum is a small Rome, and Rome is a great Colosseum. He, Li Bida, is merely an ordinary university student with a gift for languages. By a stroke of luck, he transmigrates to Rome in the year 678 since its founding, 66 years before the birth of Jesus. But he doesn’t become a nobleman, because that’s impossible; nor does he become some supposed inventor, because that’s impossible too. His first identity is that of a 0Votes61.8kRecs46kFans

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All roads lead to Rome, but not everything that comes to Rome is what it wants. The Colosseum is a small Rome, and Rome is a large Colosseum. He, Li Bida, was just an ordinary college student proficient in linguistics, but he was fortunate enough to travel back to that time, 678 years after the founding of Rome, 66 years before the birth of Jesus. However, he did not become a nobleman, because it was impossible; he did not become a so-called inventor, because it was impossible; his initial identity was that of an army slave, which was also the most reasonable identity, and from then on, he began a magnificent and adventurous life. Caesar, Pompey, Cicero, Crassus, Antony, Octavian, and Mithridates are no longer lifeless wax figures. Centurions, merchants, auctioneers, and rhetoricians are no longer rigid words. Slave, freed slave, propertied citizen, knight, treasurer, military tribunal, cavalry commander, senator... Dictator, who will emerge victorious on this path strewn with bones and heads, the one and only Augustus?

6 大 An Official of the Tang Dynasty 大唐官 Lucky Sula幸运的苏拉Historical2.7M WordsOngoing For the mighty Tang dynasty, the An Lushan Rebellion was not the shameful end, but the beginning of its transformation. The middle and late Tang period ushered in a new era for China that would last five hundred years, yet it is also one of the most rigidly misunderstood periods in history. A corrupt court? Powerful regional governors carving up the realm? Foreign enemies bullying the empire? Bitter factional strife? Is that really all there was? No. Suzong returned, and Consort Yang died; Thoug 0Votes395.7kRecs71.5kFans

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For the glorious Tang Dynasty, the An Lushan Rebellion was not the end of its shameful history, but the beginning of its transformation. The mid-to-late Tang Dynasty not only ushered in a new era for China over the next five hundred years, but it is also one of the most rigidly understood terms. Was it a period of political decline? Regional separatism? Foreign aggression? Intense factional strife? Is that all? No. Emperor Suzong returned home after Consort Yang's death. Though the clouds and rain are gone, the sun and moon shine anew! Gao Ziyang, a screenwriter struggling in modern times, is transported to the twelfth year of the Dali era of Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty due to a seemingly insignificant accident. He acquires the identity of Gao Yue, a student at the Imperial Academy, and prepares to take the exam to become a civil servant in the Tang Dynasty. Before him lies a Tang Dynasty whose golden age has passed but which remains ever new. Thus, a scroll depicting the rise and fall of dynasties unfolds slowly. I, Gao Ziyang, am not being modest. Passing the imperial examination is a must, marrying a woman from one of the five noble families is a must, entering the government office is a must, and serving as a military governor in various towns is also a must. And those troublemakers from the southeast, northwest, and all directions are to be beaten up...