History Transmigration Fan 历史穿越迷

1 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...

2 汉 The Han Legacy and the Noble Houses 汉祚高门 Properly Dressed and Upright衣冠正伦Historical5.3M WordsCompleted Shen Zhezhi arrives in the early Eastern Jin dynasty and takes over the body of a son from a powerful family in Jiangnan. He has ten thousand mu of fertile land, a fortune in wealth, and servants by the dozen. It’s an exceptionally privileged start for someone who transmigrates, but unfortunately, his father is a habitual rebel. The aristocracy flees south, the Five Barbarians wreak havoc across China: a dirge for the land of Hua Xia, a lament for the Han dynasty. The great clans can’t be truste 0Votes825.6kRecs424.6kFans

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Shen Zhezi arrives in the early Eastern Jin Dynasty, transforming into the son of a wealthy family in Jiangnan. He owns thousands of acres of fertile land, immense wealth, and a large retinue of servants—a rare high-end transmigration story. Unfortunately, his father is a habitual rebel. The southward migration of the elite and the chaos of the Five Barbarian Tribes marked a tragic end for China and a lament for the Han dynasty. The powerful and influential families are unreliable; the north is wicked and the south is corrupt—two nests of bad seeds, only seeking to live a life of ease. This fertile land of China, the homeland of the Han people, will not be allowed to be used by barbarians! I will dedicate my entire life to building a righteous Northern Expeditionary Army to kill the barbarians, restore the Central Plains, and revive the Han dynasty! Book group: 608646355

3 刑 The Convict 刑徒 Geng Xin庚新Historical1.7M WordsCompleted The Chu-Han Contention. Are kings, nobles, generals, and ministers born to rule? 0Votes384.6kRecs502.8kFans

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The Chu-Han Contention. Are kings and nobles born with a special destiny?

4 春 The Little Lord of the Spring and Autumn Period 春秋小领主 Chi Hu赤虎Historical1.9M WordsCompleted The Spring and Autumn period was the root of Chinese civilization. More than half of China's surnames took shape during this era, as did more than half of its idioms. The origins of our culture lie in the Spring and Autumn period... This history left us with one of the most magnificent legacies in human history. By chance, a man transmigrates to the Spring and Autumn period, becoming a minor feudal lord. He is lucky, for he has arrived in this great era... in the hegemon state, where he becomes 0Votes231.8kRecs146.9kFans

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The Spring and Autumn Period is the root of Chinese civilization, because more than half of China's surnames were formed during this period, more than half of the idioms were created during this period, and the origin of our culture is also in the Spring and Autumn Period... It is because of this history that we have been left with the most glorious legacy in human history. By chance, a man travels back in time to the Spring and Autumn Period and becomes a minor feudal lord. He was lucky, for he came to this great era... To become a hegemonic nation, a minor nobleman who would live a life of comfort and ease. With a little effort, he could become a powerful "nobleman" with his own territory, his own private army, and his own retinue of retainers... However, he was also unfortunate, because in this turbulent era, the struggles between nobles were always bloody, with the losers having their families confiscated and their clans exterminated. The infighting among the nobles of Jin was the most brutal of the time. Unfortunately, this time traveler had transformed into the legendary "Orphan of Zhao"...

5 汉 Literary Luminary of the Han and Wei Dynasties 汉魏文魁 Red Army赤军Historical2.7M WordsCompleted 2Votes107kRecs81kFans

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6 诛 Destroying the Ming Dynasty 诛明 Extraordinary White特别白Historical986k WordsOngoing His surname is Zhu. He lives during the Jiajing reign of the Great Ming. He thinks this is a peaceful era. He is wrong. He discovers that the only thing he can rely on is the blade in his hand. 0Votes245.3kRecs75.8kFans

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His surname is Zhu. He lived during the reign of Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty. He felt that this era was very peaceful. He was wrong. He realized that the only thing he could rely on was this knife.

7 永 The Fourth Year of Yongli 永历四年 Zhang Weiqing张维卿Historical2.7M WordsCompleted In the ninth month of the fourth year of the Yongli reign, the Qing army launched an advance campaign against the anti-Qing forces in the Siming Mountains, which stood in mutual support with the Ming forces of Prince Lu entrenched in the Zhoushan Archipelago. After defeating the main local Ming forces, the Qing army carried out a bloody campaign to purge the mountains. From then on, the Siming Mountain region, whose population had once surged because of the ethnic oppression imposed by the Manc 0Votes147.9kRecs67kFans

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In September of the fourth year of the Yongli reign, in order to completely defeat the Ming army under the Lu Regent system entrenched in the Zhoushan Islands, the Qing army first launched a campaign to suppress the anti-Qing forces in Siming Mountain, which were aligned with the Ming forces. In this battle, after defeating the main force of the local Ming army, the Qing army carried out a bloody campaign to cleanse the mountains. From then on, the Siming Mountain region, which had once experienced a population surge due to the ethnic oppression of the Manchus, was no longer able to organize large-scale anti-Qing armed forces. The fall of Siming Mountain directly led to the isolation and lack of support of the Ming army under the Lu Regent system in the Battle of Zhoushan a year later, as well as the complete collapse of the anti-Qing situation in Zhejiang. In July of the fourth year of the Yongli reign, time traveler Chen Wen unexpectedly appeared in this place. On this land once protected by the famous anti-Japanese general Qi Jiguang, he restarted the path of China's military modernization, which had been forcibly interrupted decades ago, in the name of rebuilding the Qi Family Army. From then on, they turned the tide, saved the collapsing edifice, drove out the invaders, restored China, saved the people, and rebuilt Chinese civilization! Book club: 519264778

8 大 The Ming Dynasty's Literary Champion 大明文魁 Happiness Comes Knocking幸福来敲门Historical4.1M WordsCompleted Before the Forbidden City stand nine gates in succession. Officials in their caps and finery arrive from the southern gate. With palace flowers tucked in their hats, they face the emperor; in the Golden Hall, their names are announced for all to hear. They ride through the imperial avenue for ten miles, hailed as the Ming dynasty’s top scholar. 6Votes1.6MRecs544.2kFans

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Nine gates stand before the Forbidden City, where officials in their finery arrive from the southern capital. Adorned with palace flowers on their hats, they face the Emperor's countenance, their fame spreading far and wide as they pass the imperial examinations in the golden hall. Riding their horses along the ten-mile imperial street, they are hailed as the top scholar of the Ming Dynasty. My new book, "The Poor Scholar Prime Minister," has been uploaded. Please support it!