History and Fairy Tales Book List

It's great. I think it's the best in the perfect world. Well, I haven't actually read a few of them, because most of them are very frivolous. I quit after the first two chapters. There is a book called Double Undercover which can be regarded as half a good novel, but it is a bit more interesting in the early stage, but the writing in the later stage is not that interesting. As for the rest of the fans, it is difficult to read. I had a sense of déjà vu as if the emperor invited me to become an immortal in the beginning. Instead of writing about the contemporary era, I did the opposite and wrote about Chen Dong's ancient immortal era with very little pen and ink, just like the mythical era of post-desolate ancient times. In fact, I can write more this way. I hope it can stretch the times further. The flow of fan fiction is not that big right now. I don't know if I can keep it up. It's hard to say. Similar: Recommend some fanfics that you have seen so far "The Mysterious Star Returner" "Under one person, I am Zhang Zhiwei, the arrogant Zhang" "Start with Ten Times Zhang Sanfeng's Talent" The first four hundred chapters of "Zhetian: The Emperor Invites Me to Become an Immortal at the Beginning"

A new book by the author of "Dao Zhengfeng". Enxiao also wrote a book called "Xuanhun Dao Zhang". I think it seems to be classified as fantasy, and I wonder if I have given up on Xianxia. After all, the first book has a mediocre reputation, and the beginning of it is quite satisfactory, but there is no guarantee that it will become more exciting as it is written later. Introduction: If human life can continue to be strong and infinitely high, it will one day be able to connect with the sky! .

Emperor Xiaozhuang of Wei once said: It would be better to die as a noble countryman than to live as an emperor of the Han Dynasty. Cao Mao once said: "Sima Zhao's heart is known to everyone on the road." Note that in this book, the protagonist kills the emperor on the street, and he is the one who is killed. It can be seen that Cao Mao in history was very fierce, and he had made careful plans, but I couldn't plan it. It was destiny. It can be said that although Cao Mao died, it also highlighted the poor legitimacy of the Jin Dynasty. Going a little further, the Wei State actually had national injustice and forced the Zen throne, but I did not expect that the Jin State was better. I still feel it's a good idea, and there aren't many words at the moment. "Han, Jin, Spring and Autumn Annals" says: Ding Mao was buried on the shore of Qianjian, thirty miles northwest of Luoyang. After getting off the car and taking several rides, without setting any banners, the people gathered together to watch, saying: "This is the emperor who was killed the day before yesterday." Or they covered their faces and cried, feeling overwhelmed with grief.

Good grass The Eastern Jin dynasty is destined to have three major themes, the gentry, the Northern Expedition, and the Tan Xuan style. The most difficult one is probably the theme of the Northern Expedition. It is really difficult to write, and the book will collapse if you can't write it well. In my opinion, the issue of the gentry is a butt theory. The gentry template can be copied from Emperor Guangwu, Emperor Wen of Sui, and Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty. When you are not proclaimed emperor, everything must be united, and you will definitely be able to settle things if you live long later. If you were born as a commoner, you should learn from Stalin, Zhu Yuanzhang, and Liu Bang. As for talking about metaphysics and Taoism, this kind of thing is just effective and effective. I think it is the easiest to solve. The Eastern Jin Dynasty probably couldn't escape Xie Daoyun, who was as soft as catkins blowing in the wind. Who wouldn't love a talented woman? The romance of the Wei and Jin Dynasties has been passed down through the ages. The subject matter of the Eastern Jin Dynasty is quite niche, and among this niche subject matter, the "Shang Shangpin Hanshi" is so beautiful that it is difficult for latecomers to surpass it. But then again, the Spring, Autumn, Pre-Qin and Han Dynasties were very niche or even non-existent at the starting point. They were all pioneered by the great masters and only started to be written by latecomers. I think the most popular ones at that time should be the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasty texts, and there were almost no historical texts on other dynasties. Later, as long as the first popular book was published, someone would start writing it later. The first reading was smooth, but there are few Wei and Jin texts that can be written in length. Of course, I have read few of them. I just hope it won't collapse in the middle period. Second comment: I was a bit misread, I only read twenty chapters before. After twenty chapters, I discovered that it was an article on industrial reform. It was written quite crudely and hastily. In just a few dozen chapters, it accomplished the work of several decades. If you like to read reform articles, you can try it as a novelty. Similar: "High-grade Poor Scholar" "Han Zuo Gaomen" "Sweeping the World" I haven't read much literature about the two Jin Dynasties... It is said that there is a popular story about the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Northern Dynasty, but I haven't read it.

The author of Kiss Fingertips has a new book. He has written "Taoist Priests Fighting Swords at Night", "White Bone Taoist Palace", "Xuanmen Conferring Gods", and a questionable book "I am the director of the memorial hall" New books have been published, and Taoist Night Fighting Sword should be finished and ready to go. It feels like a pity that several books have not become popular. Obviously there are many works and the writing is excellent. Taoist priest, if you don't practice in the mountains, why bother coming here to hang out in the world of mortals? " ..."Because, I have been unable to breathe smoothly, which makes it difficult for me to calm down..." I have to say that this time the title of the book seems not as attractive as the previous ones.

Grass jelly If you like Xianxia, you have not only read this book, but you must have at least heard about it, right? For me, this book is rated 7 out of 10 like it and 3 out of 3 out of my mind. What I like about it is that the author puts his heart into it, and it is truly the type of writing that he puts his heart into. It is definitely worth a patient read. What I don't like about this book is probably because the author talks too much unnecessarily, and likes to add some realistic plot mapping to reflect it. Even if I keep skipping the author's words, I will inevitably see some, and he always alludes to the readers in the comment area. Is it really interesting? I never read the comment section, and I'm not interested in it, but I think it's quite unnecessary for the author to bring his emotions into the work. The novel I read at the same time was "Dao Dao Zheng Zheng", which in my opinion is considered a masterpiece of fairy tales. What do you mean by a masterpiece novel? It's just that after so many years, when I read it again, it's still not cliche or unconventional. This is a hard thing to find, because the author is at his peak, and the second novel is not as common as the novels he wrote in the past few years. There is a big difference between Dao Dao and this one. , From setting to combat power to customs and writing style, it is great. The first two hundred chapters of this book are a bit dull, but the middle period is wonderful, and the later period is also considered average. The Dao is excellent in the early and middle periods, and the last few hundred chapters of the mountain and sea world plot are written. It's all fake hydrology. Sometimes the description of combat power is too high and there's actually nothing to write about. For example, Kyushu Cave Reality is the most exciting part of the story. In this book, it's hard to describe the battles, sometimes good and sometimes bad, such as the plot of Diaohailou in the Lost Realm, and the Yellow River. Zhikui is okay, but the author always comes up with some awkward verses, and the level is quite average. If you ask me, I would even use Aⅰ technology to help you compile it. And although the battle is awkward, the overall plot is well written, and the flaws are not concealed. Among the two characters of Xianxia, "Bare Heart Patrolling the Sky" is probably more chivalrous. A great chivalrous person serves the country and the people, and combined with the love between children and children that cannot be escaped in martial arts novels, in summary, it is a very special novel. You can read it when the book is scarce. Similar: "Blue Emperor" "Emperor" "The Supreme Saint of Confucianism and Taoism" "The Legacy of Shen Gongbao" In fact, they are not the same kind, but about three points similar.

Good grass Because I was bored today, I looked for a lot of new books, so I added several new books today, and for this book, I looked for the new book list and clicked on the new author. I was so casual, really just casual, and with a bang, I found that this book is okay. The writing style is smooth and has no bad points. I don't know if it is someone's vest. If it is a pure newcomer, it will be great. The beginning of the entertainment genre always tends to be about bitterness and hatred. In fact, I don't like this very much. It might be better to be more bland. This book is okay. Unfortunately, it seems a bit watery. Although there are no poisonous points, there are currently no points that can impress me. Similar: I love the depressive style of "Global Movie King" so much "Entertainment Drama Queen" seems to be a eunuch? "Teasing Entertainment" "My sister is a big star" I loved "My Sister is an Idol" back then Now that we've pushed them all to cities, let's push two or three more rebirth novels. "The Great Nirvana of Rebirth" "Parallel Lines of Rebirth" "The Age of Countercurrent Innocence" "I really don't want to be reborn" "Hidden Killing" first person Wuhu, it seems I read a lot of urban literature.

Grass jelly I ignored it many times before because of the name, but then I clicked on this book by accident. I was surprised. It was very smooth when I first read it. As I read it, I felt that something was wrong. The writing was not simple. It was the first time I saw someone who was so cautious. The two worlds have been popular for many years, but this is the only one that really goes deep into trade, right? Especially the first time I meet the protagonist who spent five years planning. It's hard to predict the later stages. In fact, I feel that it will collapse easily after 300 chapters, but at least for now it's Immortal Grass. Similar: "Movie World Shuttle Door" ",,,,,,, I clearly remember there were a few more, but I forgot about them. I will add them when I remember them.

Good grass In fact, there haven't been any good historical and fairy tales recently, so I looked at other categories. Sanjiang is amazing. Every time I dig for gold, it can be said that it's not that Sanjiang is desolate, but that the overall environment is desolate. But Sanjiang will basically appear in any book that can be written. Actually, many novels may not necessarily have new ideas, but the writing style can bless and enlighten ordinary novels and make them readable. Some writing styles that can write new ideas are too dry. I don't think I've watched Western Fantasy. How about recommending a few protagonists with Western names that you guys can watch? Similar: I watched 70% of "Lord of the Mysteries" I watched 30% of "Sword of the Dawn" I watched 50% of "Release That Witch" It seems that this is the only book of "Holy Roman Empire" that I have read

Good grass It seems to be a light novel. There has been a shortage of books recently, so I will recommend some. Well, there is a pill-forming realm for cultivating immortals. There is a stone-forming realm here, and it can be considered to be a fairy-xia relationship. The writing is good, quite fluent, there are no poisonous points, and it starts off well. I find that light novels always start out easy and get boring in the middle. It's difficult to write in the later stage. It's hard to describe this book if you don't understand the outline clearly. This type of book is too easy to be forgotten by everyone. It can be considered an urban supernatural type, right? Similar: "Starts from the Red Moon" "I created an urban legend in Tokyo" "It turns out that I am the second generation demon" "The autobiography I wrote cannot be a tragedy" "My Exclusive Dream Game" Dead Eunuch "Infinite fun in a small world" "The Rebellious Demon King"

Good Grass, Three Kingdoms Auxiliary Style The Three Kingdoms is an old-fashioned story. What I find quite new in this book is the remarks about the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The Three Kingdoms turned into two countries, the Northern Wei and the Southern Han, which is more interesting than the unification. Unfortunately, the author only pays attention to the supporting characters. So far, there are no impressive supporting characters. They are slightly superficial, neither heroic nor affectionate, and it does not look like a majestic type, but it is still worth looking forward to. Sometimes new ideas are really rare. Let me recommend some novels about the Three Kingdoms that can be written with new ideas. Similar: "The Legend of Heroes in the Late Eastern Han Dynasty" "The Most Romantic of the Three Kingdoms" "Mythical Version of the Three Kingdoms" "Overthrow of Han"

Grass jelly The writing is good. Fairy tales are actually written with exquisite writing. No matter how good the plot is, it will not be enjoyable to read. It is like a simple world of immortality. Some people describe it as being as big as the universe, and some can only describe it as a village fight. In addition, I haven't seen such a protagonist in a long time. It's really cool to see a calm protagonist suddenly dress up as a woman when he is serious. The advantages of this book to me are: The map scene is grand, the training system is eclectic, the female characters are successfully portrayed, the high-level combat characters such as Dao Jun are established, and the protagonist's character is also calm and seeking truth. Similar: "The Legend of the Great Sage" "The Demon" "Beyond the Kingdom of God" "The Great Road Fight"

New book express, I met by chance, oh ho, the old author has opened a new book, I recommend it, I have only updated six chapters, the writing is still a little fairy-like, I guess he is preparing to get a degree first as a foundation for his career.

Grass jelly It always gives me an unclear feeling, and the magic weapons inside sound like a wow, so powerful, such as the fire-refined real gold cunning staff, the Emperor's Seeing Spell, the canopy killing curse, Tianhai Hutuktu, and Wuxiang Zunneng Temple. "The Mountain Returns to the Book of Changes", "The Theory of Five Virtues and Five Lucks", and "The Number of Plum Blossoms" really opened my eyes. In addition, a long time ago I read that most of the protagonists in the novels were the younger generation of disciples. In these two books, one is a young master, and the other is directly promoted from a wage earner to the headquarters No. Many people say that the real-life plot is not good to watch, but I actually think it's okay. Personally, I like the Zangyu area better. To be honest, that place is too unfamiliar to me as a mainlander. I don't know anything about it except Xuefeng and the prevalence of Buddhism, so I can see some new things and understand the story. Similar: "Mysterious Recovery" "Horror Broadcast" "Hell Apartment" "Hell Cinema" "Super Thriller Live" Supernatural is really lonely

Grass jelly It is another imperial examination essay, but the strange thing is that it is covered by the Red Mansion. Judging from the opening of just a few dozen chapters, if it can be written more than a thousand chapters, it will definitely be the most important work in the imperial examination essay and the Red Mansion essay this year. Personally, I am very interested in Red Mansions fanfiction, but I have basically not finished reading it. The current Red Mansions novels are very awkward. There is no new ideas in the garden dramas, and the routines are extremely serious. The political affairs are too childish. I really want to laugh when I look at them. I can't write about military affairs. You know, you don't have the ability (laughing). The few readers who want to transcend the framework of Red Mansions don't buy it, and they don't really transcend it. Come on, and when writing about the Jia family, I also like to cheat. If the hook is too big, it will look dazzling. The whole novel is made very vain. It is not uncommon for the Red Mansions to be written about teenagers who are responsible for the military affairs of important ministers. I like it very much for book friends who like the refreshing style of writing. I don't like it very much for someone like me who is barely a reasonable party. I can't adapt to it, so basically no Red Mansions fans have finished it. Since it is not on the shelves yet, I don't know what the style will be in the future, whether there will be major plot collapse, eunuch issues, etc., So Xiancao can only be regarded as temporary. In addition, I think this book's imperial examination essays are better than those of Red Mansions fans. Similar "The Prime Minister of a Poor Family" "Rule the World" "Wenkui of Ming Dynasty" "The Rise of the Humble Family" Red Mansion Category "The Romance of the Bastard in the Red Mansion" "Struggle in the Red Mansion" I will only recommend two works by fans who first read Red Mansions a few years ago. I won't recommend the rest. The basic framework cannot be written in them with new ideas.

Qidian is one of the rare melancholy novels, and it felt a little healing after reading it. As early as when I was updating the book to Chapter 14 or 5, I felt that this novel was somewhat interesting, but I thought it would never be written and put on the shelves. I didn't expect that I actually ended up writing it after so long. Similar: Empress Xi's Live Broadcast Guide>>Female Perspective "Transformation into Passerby Heroine" Transformation "It's not easy to be a man who traveled through the future" "Endless Broken" "I'm Really Immortal" "Dumb House" "After Human Immortality" "Two Thousand Years of Life"

Xiancao, the stream of ministers, imperial examinations, military achievements, and reforms, from the end of Renzong to Yingzong to Shenzong in the Northern Song Dynasty, he could probably become the elder of the four dynasties. At first, he became a scholar in his hometown as a scholar of the Nine Classics, became a Jinshi, and gained power through marriage with a famous family. For Renzong, he was regarded as a prime minister's reserve. For Yingzong, he had the merit of making decisions. For Shenzong, he had the courtesy of half a teacher. He also expanded the territory thousands of miles away from Hehuang. In short, the protagonist can be said to be cautious, but he is not the emperor's eagle claw. He is a politician with ideals and ambitions. Similar: "Rule the World" "Wenkui of Ming Dynasty" "High-ranking poor scholar" "Shao Song" Emperor Category

Good Grass, only one or two hundred chapters, is already a little weak Similar: "The Tathagata Must Defeat" "Journey to the West: Won Laojun in the opening game" "Journey to the West: I, the Dragon Prince of the East China Sea, worship Bodhi"

Immortal grass, Taoist hero style In ancient times, there were too few immortal heroes who traveled around the world, and most of them were upgrading and fighting monsters. Similar: Taoist Priests Fighting with Swords at Night" "The Fate of Chess" "Gu Dao Changsheng"

It's a bit interesting, during the period of the ruthless emperor I Similar: "The Prince of Taiyin Who Covers the Sky" "Zhetian: The Emperor invites me to become an immortal at the beginning" "The Eternal Sovereign that Covers the Sky" "I am practicing Taoism and refining elixirs in Zhetian" ...