Summary of Historical Novels Xiancao

[Recommendation Index Four Stars] [Hardcore Realism] [Late Tang Dynasty] [Serial] The protagonist starts out as a low-level military attache of the German Army in the Northwest. He makes his fortune by relying on his good archery skills, marries his daughter, and takes advantage of Huang Chao to enter Chang'an to gain merit. The writing of this book is well researched, and it well describes the characteristics of the late Tang Dynasty when warlords were separatist and the warriors were domineering and brutal. The small-scale battles are realistic and the living conditions of the soldiers at the bottom are well described. However, the plot is somewhat straightforward and lacks ups and downs, and the characterization of the supporting characters is a bit bland.

[Recommendation Index Five Stars] [Southern Song Dynasty] [Main Drama Direction] [Serial] The protagonist is a native Han Chinese from Yanyun who awakened the memories of later generations on the battlefield. At the beginning, he used his reputation from joining the army in Hebei to gather thousands of soldiers to go to Shandong to farm and develop. The author still has the same realistic writing style as always, with accurate historical research details, wonderful war descriptions, and three-dimensional character creation. However, it should be noted that this author has always been ruthless in his attacks, and the characters will die as soon as they want.

[Recommendation Index Five Stars] [Emperor Style] [Northern Song Dynasty] [Complete] This book is a rare masterpiece that does not fall into the empty content of the Emperor Style, and the protagonist is gradually submerged in the plot dilemma. Instead, it gives full play to the advantages of its high-level perspective. The whole book revolves around a clear main line and derives a group of characters. The description of the war scenes has a blockbuster quality. The Battle of Xiacai, the defense of Nanyang City, and the imperial army's personal expedition... The scenes are intertwined in wide angle and close-up, and the dots, lines and surfaces flow between them, giving you the ultimate reading experience. Overall, this is a masterpiece that you won't be able to put down.

[Recommendation Index Four Stars] [Late Northern and Southern Dynasties] [Classical Style] [Serial] During the period when the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the Western Wei Dynasty coexisted in the north, the twin stars of Yuwen Tai and Gao Huan shone brightly. After the Battle of Mangshan, the protagonist's soul passed through the children of the Li family in Longxi, and followed his father to the Western Wei Dynasty. He became famous in the family for his good writing, and was both civil and military. He settled in Longshouyuan, probably to steal Yang Jian and Li Yuan's job. The author's writing style is very good, and his human feelings are sophisticated and delicate. Overall, he is good at culture and politics. He describes military scenes and also popularizes the historical facts of the war.

[Recommendation Index Five Stars] [Middle and Late Three Kingdoms] [Serious Historical Text] [Complete] The protagonist Lei Yuan's soul travels to the Jianghuai bandit leader's second son. His family cooperates with Sun Quan to attack Hefei and fails. Sun Quan then withdraws his troops and flees south to Jiangxia. The bandits left behind are retaliated by Cao Cao. They are surrounded by wolves and his eldest brother dies. The protagonist turns to Jingnan on a mountain road and uses the terrain advantage to hinder Cao's troops. Later, he rebels against Cao and surrenders to Liu Bei. He has mediocre force and a resourceful route. He can fight and govern the people. The battle battlefields in the novel are described in detail, and the scenes are very physical. The opponent does not force his wits, and the protagonist has no aura of immortality at all. People around him will die as soon as they want.

[Recommendation index five stars] [Romance-style Three Kingdoms Struggle for Hegemony] [Wearing the Second Generation] [Complete] The author innovates and makes the protagonist start as the son of a female time traveler. At the end of the chapter, the creation of historical books such as "Old Yan Book", "New Yan Book" and "Heroes of the Late Han Dynasty" are unique, showing the literati's writing on history in a subtle and interesting way. However, it should be noted that the plot of the man killing Lu Bu at the end of the novel has caused widespread controversy, and the author's literary youth disease has occurred again.