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Characterization: 9.5 (The characters are colorful and the protagonist is great) Creativity: 9 (Pioneering category) Writing style: 7 (similar to those in the Ming Dynasty) Historical fit: 8.5 (In line with historical facts) Update status: Completed This book is a favorite of many people. It was said that a physical book would be available this spring, but there is still no news. Gu Nan, Sister Nan, an immortal. Will be resurrected after a certain period of time. Since the Warring States Period, I have been a student of Bai Qi, a teacher of the First Emperor, and a general of the Qin Dynasty... Unfortunately, due to various reasons, the book stopped in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, but I believe that Sister Nan's journey has never ended.

Characterization: 8 (characters are colorful) Creativity: 9.5 (Pioneering category) Writing style: 7.5 (Realistic) Historical fit: 8.5 (In line with historical facts) Update status: 6000 per day Personal recommendation: Xiao Zhu and Lao Zhu drove home to celebrate the New Year. As a result, they, the car and the New Year's goods in the car were all over the place. My father is the deputy dean of the College of Agriculture and an agronomy expert. I am a graduate student in the Department of History. I usually work as a science popularizer, doing time travel and matching get. Lao Wang's works basically all started with thousands of orders, and he is a textual researcher and will not write randomly. The only thing I need to worry about is whether I can get rid of the problem of super gods in the early stage and super ghosts in the later stage. It is also a new book by Lao Wang. For the author's introduction, you can read what I wrote in "I" below.

Characterization: 8.5 (Characters are colorful) Creativity: 7 (rare) Writing style: 8 (realistic) Historical fit: 9 (very consistent with historical facts) Update status: Completed Personal recommendation: The book by the great historical god Lao Wang, "Emperor in the Late Ming Dynasty", is currently completed. I previously wrote a book about the Ming Dynasty called "Dreams Back to the Great Ming Spring". The protagonist's nickname is Emperor Ganglie (laughs). The first hundred chapters are about development + hegemony in the middle, and development + global vision in the later stages. As long as Lao Wang doesn't write about war, it's a solid platinum level. As a layperson, I like the later plot of countries all over the world learning about Datong (the name of their country). I have written several extras, but because of (), they can be seen in the book club. In addition, Lao Wang also has books such as "Dreams of the Great Ming Dynasty" and "The Rise of Literary Heroes of the Republic of China", which you can read.

Characterization: 9 (characters and their richness) Creativity: 8 (rare) Writing style: 7.5 (Realistic and cold humor) Historical fit: 6.5 (Partially consistent with historical facts) Update status: Completed Personal recommendation: The protagonist's soul is a 6-year-old child. His parents were killed by Yuan soldiers on his way back home. He and Mu Ying were rescued by Zhu Yuanzhang, and they began to assist Zhu Yuanzhang on his journey to dominate the world. It may feel a bit boring in the early stages, but it gradually takes off from chapter 200. The various theories in the article are also relatively new. At least they are not nonsense and have a certain logic. Personally, I don't think it's toxic. There are little humors and jokes throughout the text, but they don't affect the reading, but are very interesting.

Character creation: 7.5 (A few are relatively vivid) Creativity: 7 (common) Writing style: 8 (serious and realistic) Historical fit: 7.5 (Relatively consistent with historical facts) Update status: Updated daily Personal recommendation: There are many historical time-traveling books, but the recent rise of "indigenous" protagonists. The protagonist of this book, Shi Huang, received the memory of a scum who traveled through time in his soul when he was young (when he discovered that he had transformed into Qin Shihuang, he began to miss women. What is he if he is not a scum?), And he began to dominate the world from then on. In the early stage when I was the king, grandson and prince, I mainly clicked on the technology tree, iron smelting, glass, etc. In the middle stage, I started to dominate (current progress). Personally, I feel that the only poisonous point is that Han Feizi is described as a talented but calculating villain.

Characterization: 8.5 (Characters are colorful) Creativity: 9.5 (And extremely rare) Writing style: 8 (lighthearted and humorous) Historical fit: 6.5 (Basically consistent with historical facts) Update status: 9,000 per day (recently adding updates to repay the debt to the leader) Personal recommendation: The Changsheng Family novels are basically fantasy and fairy-tale novels. This book was originally a mini-game fanfic on taptap. Later it was assigned to the history section, and it also attracted some people to follow suit. The creativity is good. The protagonist (strictly speaking, it is a group portrait) transforms into the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou, that is, the "Gong of Zhou". He assists for one life and then dies. His soul enters the sky to watch the world, but he is asleep except for major events. He can guide the descendants of his family and provide systematic props. His mission is to make the family pass down for three thousand years, and he can transform into the sky. The author is a newcomer. In the early stage, it looked like a stage play translated from classical Chinese, but it was also very adaptable to the environment of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The early and middle stages were quite fascinating. The current progress is that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is preparing to attack the Xiongnu. This book has a shortcoming (a shining point? A poisonous point?): Due to the influence of the protagonist and his family's children, some minor changes have occurred in history: some historical celebrities have disappeared (Le Yi), more or less historical events have been missing (Bloody Capital, Luoling Jianfa), and the fate of some people has changed (Jia Yiguan became prime minister and died a good death). But in general, except before the end of the Ming Dynasty (you all know the reason: I, Ji Zhao, have come, and Qi Qing can still enter the customs, then I have not come in vain!), The general trend of history will not change.

Character creation: 7.5 (A few are relatively vivid) Creativity: 8.5 (Rare) Writing style: 8 (lighthearted and humorous) Historical fit: 8 (more in line with historical facts) Update status: 8,000 per day Personal recommendation: Most of the Three Kingdoms novels, whether in body or soul, are positioned to assist one of the Three Kingdoms. However, in this book, the soul is transported to the young Liu Bei. The Han Dynasty has not yet split, and the Yellow Turbans have not yet revolted, so the main task becomes "protecting the unity." From the beginning of time travel, he wanted to be Long Aotian but was severely beaten by reality. He became a street fighter in Peixian County. He went through life and death to become Lu Zhi's personal successor and the prefect's son-in-law. Later, he entered Suiyang and became a pioneer and debate expert of the Jinwen School. He also became the emperor's confidant and served as Liangzhou Mu and Yizhou Mu. Now he has eliminated political enemies and is preparing to take charge of the government. The author is an old historical writer, updates are guaranteed, the writing style is funny and light-hearted, and follow-up is guaranteed. The most obvious shortcomings of this book are that the pace is not stable, it is slow in the early stage, but it is starting to accelerate in the middle stage; and the characters are beginning to become flat: Liu Bei, the antagonistic insects, the cooperative insects, the sincere subordinates, and the clear-flowing literati.