When I Was Caught Peeping in Class and Was Caught by the Teacher, it Was These Historical Novels

Writing about the Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the protagonist is the son of Emperor Wen of the Song Dynasty, Liu Yilong, and he is the legitimate son.

There's poison in front, so don't enter if you're not a bookworm. As for writing about Hongzhi, old bookworms have read "Hongzhi the Great", "The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty", "The Chief Assistant of a Poor Family", "Returning to the Ming Dynasty to Be a Prince" and other novels related to Hongzhi's Zhengde. There are two main routines: 1. The imperial examination of a poor family, taking advantage of the relaxed political environment of Hongzhi, becoming an official through the imperial examination, and then befriending the prince Zhu Houzhao. 2. Gongziliu. When people travel back in time and become the sons of Xie Qian, Li Dongyang, or Wang Shouren's brothers, they are usually fools who suddenly become smart, then start copying documents and develop industries, then accidentally make friends with the prince, and finally take advantage of the opportunity to reform. 3. Rebellion. Okay, let's get back to the point, why is the front of this book said to be poisonous? Because the author exaggerates and demonizes the contradictions, disputes, historical legacy, and conflicts of interest before and after Hongzhi ascended the throne, which seems poisonous, but in fact it is easier to understand at a glance. For example: Doubts about the history of the Ming Dynasty, the historical evaluation of the Zhang family, and the issue of righteous selection of heirs demonized Hongzhi's wife, Zhang, and exaggerated the conflicts between the royal family and their relatives, and between the emperor and the empress dowager (because Zhang was recommended by the empress dowager). I didn't understand it at first, but when I saw the comments on the shelf, I also understood: Looking at the problem from another perspective, it reminded me of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty's "I once used an old sword." What to watch: Wynn's handling of problems, "Hongzhi's coup to seize the door", and taking chestnuts from the fire are very politically wise. Evaluation: It is the one with the lowest rating in my history book list, but stones from other mountains can be used to conquer jade. This era, subject matter, content, and angle are indeed novel. Coupled with the shortage of books, it is a bit rewarding to read.

An alternate history, set in the 19th century, a feudal dynasty with steam engines. The protagonist has neither traveled through time to become an emperor nor a noble. He is a slave at the lowest level, so he can only engage in "red"

Mix two of my favorite urban novels in the history book list The successful master is reborn and opens his mouth all by bewitching.

Mix two of my favorite urban novels into the history book list. Rebirth only depends on one mouth, all depends on deception If you are a college student, this book will change your understanding of college and society.

Platinum author, the writing style and updates are guaranteed, especially the plotting is very delicate. Traveling back to Wanli, who had just ascended the throne for half a year, he quickly adapted to the identity of the ten-year-old master. From the minute details, he described the motherly kindness and filial piety of the two empress dowagers, the concentricity with Zhang Juzheng, Qi Jiguang and other good ministers, and the skills of emperor. The main highlights of the first few pictures are: the contradiction between the first assistant Gao Gong and the current first assistant Zhang Juzheng The conflict between the nationality party (Jin party) headed by Yang Bo and Zhang Siwei and Zhang Juzheng's reformist party (Zhang party) The author uses imperial power and legal principles to support Zhang Juzheng. Although some emperors' daily lives are cumbersome, they also have political significance behind them, which is quite interesting. Although the protagonist's daily behavior in economics, martial arts, farming, etc. Seems to be informal, his personal behavior subtly affects the thoughts of the people around him. Make Ming Dynasty great again!

I missed Huanghuang's first book, the peak of which was his debut, and it was because of this book that I fell in love with Huanghuang. Traveling through Zhu Yunwen, this book is divided into several periods, based on the characters: (Taken on the cabinet chief and auxiliary) The period of Baozhao: Just traveled through, sorted out the situation, thundered and rained, stabilized the political power, and conquered southern Xinjiang. The main highlight is the battle of wits with Zhu Di Yang Shiqi's period: Determined reform, social transformation, the rule of the Tang and Song Dynasties, and the far-reaching Han and Tang Dynasties. The main focus is on political intrigue and officialdom Xu Wuji period: economic development, wealthier and stronger, great Minglian. The main attraction is the military and all kinds of things Zhu Gaochi's period: changes in the state system... The main focus is the battle for the right to inherit the throne

Time travel to the late Tang Dynasty. As everyone knows in the late Tang Dynasty, the status of the emperor was very awkward. There were eunuchs inside and vassal towns outside. The court was not majestic, but it was much stronger than the Zhou Dynasty. The protagonist traveled to Tang Zhaozong, Li Ye. He first pretended that he liked hunting, and then the eunuch took him to the military camp to cater to the emperor. Unexpectedly, the emperor directly rewarded the army in public, and with his military ability before time traveling, he won the hearts of the army. In a few chapters, he got rid of the eunuchs and gained military power, and then began to use righteousness to slowly develop. It is still a new book, and the ending should be to revive the glory of the Tang Dynasty.

Do you know Wang Zijun? An old historical writer. The books he writes are generally very rigorous and you can learn a lot of historical knowledge. Isn't it interesting for the father and son to travel through time? During the reign of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, conflicts in the interior intensified and aliens invaded from outside. The protagonist relies on a knife brought by time travel, a brain full of wisdom, and his father's agricultural knowledge to start farming in a small village!

Religion, nation and guns. After reading this book, you will have a great understanding of the habits and lifestyle of the nomadic people in the late Ming Dynasty. You will gain a great understanding of the religions of Central Asia, the Snowy Lands, and the Indian subcontinent. After reading this book, you will know that war is an extension of politics. I personally think that when I read this book, I not only saw on the surface the story of the protagonist, Khan of the Khite tribe, leading his people to unite vertically and horizontally, conquer cities and territories, and strive for hegemony, but on a deeper level, I have a deeper understanding of us humans, religions, nations, and wars. The writing style of Yangyang's novels is overbearing and immersive. What would you do if you traveled through time to a tribe in Oirat, surrounded by powerful enemies, when Houjin was at war with Ming Dynasty, and the starting point of your journey was not in the center of China? In this complex religious and ethnic environment, is it possible to establish a political power like that in the Central Plains? Of course, with swords and fire, guns and cannons!

Traveling back to the Hongwu era, how to survive in the cruel political environment of the Hongwu era? Only the wit is as good as the devil! The protagonist is a young monk. Because of political speculation, he recited sutras at the funeral of Empress Ma, and because of his cleverness, he got an important, fifteen-year-old political envoy! Because of his innocent background, he was quite trustworthy. The images of Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao were well portrayed. The love between monarch and minister, and brotherhood made me cry. The protagonist confuses Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Yunwen, successfully deposes the emperor and takes power, establishes himself as King Yu, and creates a new Kyushu Use interests to stimulate the initiative of capital, bureaucrats, and royal family members, and surround the protagonist closely to form a community of interests. The protagonist is the general trend of the world, crossing the river by touching the beautiful country. In just a few decades, the development of Zhongzhou has exceeded the accumulation of the previous hundreds of years. This is the power of capital. Later, the author uses Westerners, national conflicts, and conflicts between capital and the people to guide his son to overthrow himself in the dark. I don't know how to describe it, it was really exciting and I learned a lot. My favorite sentence is that everything depends on man-made efforts!

Immersive time travel. The protagonist really looks like a local, no matter the way of speaking, customs, and behavior are extremely real. The protagonist is Zhu Hengjia, the last king of Jingjiang in history. He first controlled Guangxi, collected grain and improved people's livelihood within the territory, and then went south to take Annan as a granary, and slowly planned to conquer the whole country. In this article, there is no one who climbs the science and technology tree, and he often loses battles, but the protagonist really has the charm of Gu Mingjun in his strategy, mind, and behavior. The author has a strong historical background and has described many heroic stories of the anti-Qing Dynasty that made people cry. His articles and poems are also very good. I copied some of them into my notebook and can even recite them now. Yangyang and Huanghuang were my only two favorite historical online writers who accompanied me during my senior year of high school.

He didn't even have a bowl at the beginning, a little beggar in Yangzhou. The protagonist was a master of success before time travel, and his small mouth is particularly empathetic. By cheating, he got his first pot of gold, and then used modern advanced business concepts to become a wealthy man in Hongzhou. So he set up schools widely, used his success to learn speaking skills, and cultivated a team with political consciousness. At the same time, he made friends with local army generals and made armor privately. Then, with money, soldiers and guns, they rebelled, fought for hegemony, overthrew the Song Dynasty, destroyed Liao, Xixia, and Dali, and established a Datong society. I can't recommend it in detail. In short, this is my favorite novel. I have been impressed by the charm of the protagonist and the author ever since. When I was in my third year of high school, I was caught by my math teacher while reading this book. I later printed it online for collection and gave it away.

I have seen many stories about traveling through Chongzhen, but only the writing style of Huanghuang Huaxia is so overbearing. I have seen many time-travelers still stay on the surface, thinking not to kill Wei Zhongxian, not to kill Yuan Chonghuan, not to kill corrupt officials, etc. In this book, the author truly understands class and contradiction, and understands maneuvering and compromise. Wei Zhongxian must die, because only killing him can bring the Donglin Party closer. In addition to Wei Zhongxian, there is also the Donglin Party, but is everything within the party harmonious? Win over a group of people and suppress a group of people. In addition, in just a few chapters at the beginning, he used words and tactics to create the "Gengshen National Disaster", got rid of nobles and a large number of Beijing officials, and put the blame on others, because everyone thought that the 17-year-old little emperor was easy to handle and would not doubt him. The centralized power (imperial power) consolidated in just a few chapters is extremely enjoyable!