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  1. Late Ming: I Foresee the Future Mediocre at EverythingHistorical246k WordsOngoing Heaven is blind. The kind and the weak are left exposed in the wilderness, while murderers and evildoers live carefree lives to the end. Then let us shatter this wretched Heaven. The people can no longer survive, suffering in misery and torment. Then let us overthrow that dragon throne and replace this cursed dynasty. Zhao Siquan transmigrated to the second year of Chongzhen, just as the Jian captors were preparing to invade by a roundabout route, ravage the capital region, and leave devastation 267Votes1.7kRecs4.2kFans
  2. Conquering the Qing: Ruling the Four Seas Mediocre at EverythingHistorical917k WordsCompleted The Rebellion of the Three Feudatories, which lasted eight years, was arguably the Han people’s best chance to restore their fortunes. Ambitious schemers of every stripe emerged, and the flames of war spread across the land. In 1676, the thirtieth year of Yongli (the fifteenth year of Kangxi), the war reached a stalemate. It was also a year when the tide began to turn. In the South China Sea, a fleet of a hundred ships cut through the waves and sailed boldly north. Endure hardship and bide your 1Votes5.8kRecs3.5kFans
  3. The Unreliable Southern Song Mediocre at EverythingHistorical154k WordsCompleted This Southern Song isn’t that Southern Song. There are immortals, ghosts, and monsters; it is a bizarre and bewildering place. Can history like this still be trusted? Legends, tales, novels: after meeting and befriending their characters, becoming their enemies or friends, who will end up being whose biggest fan? In the final years of the Southern Song, the Jin dynasty is in decline and the Mongols are rising. Heroes emerge across the Central Plains, warfires spread everywhere, and a three-way s 0Votes1.9kRecs13Fans
  4. Don't Call Me the Carpenter Emperor Mediocre at EverythingHistorical251k WordsCompleted I transmigrated, and now I’m no longer a workhorse, but the emperor, the supreme ruler of all under Heaven. Zhu Youxiao wants to enjoy himself with the empress and his consorts, lie flat, and indulge in gourmet food. But the Tartars in Liaodong won’t settle down, civil officials at court are locked in factional strife and corruption, and natural disasters are about to wreak havoc. In four years, I’ll kick the bucket, and the great peasant uprising will begin; In twenty-one years, the Ming dynast 0Votes1.8kRecs74Fans
  5. Wanli: I Became a Tyrant Mediocre at EverythingHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted An immense fortune has fallen into my lap: I’ve transmigrated into the reclusive emperor Wanli. Zhu Yijun had hoped to become a wise ruler, but things didn’t go as planned. Abroad, Japan has invaded Korea, and the Mongols are causing trouble. The Jurchens of Liaodong are also growing into a threat. At home, corrupt and greedy civil officials spew abuse and obstruct reform; The Ming dynasty grows weaker by the day, and its wars are fought entirely by household retainers and private troops. Damn i 0Votes10.5kRecs33kFans
  6. Legends of the Southern Song Heroes Mediocre at EverythingHistorical455k WordsCompleted At the end of the Southern Song dynasty, the Jin kingdom was in decline and the Mongols were rising. Heroes and warlords sprang up across the Central Plains, the land was engulfed in flames, and a chaotic three-kingdoms war was playing out. That year, Genghis Khan was fifty-two, an old man who still had thirteen more years of bouncing around in him. That year, Kublai Khan was a year and a half old, just a baby still nursing at his mother's breast. That year, Meng Jiucheng, transmigrated and rebo 0Votes10.6kRecs1.5kFans
  7. Defying Heaven, Changing the Ming Dynasty Mediocre at EverythingHistorical2.5M WordsCompleted When Heaven turns a blind eye, defy it; when the people can no longer make a living, replace the dynasty. A modern man transmigrates to Liaodong in the sixth year of the Tianqi reign, an era when the Later Jin wreak havoc, leaving slaughter and bloodshed in their wake. The road ahead is long and perilous, but his blood boils and surges. Unwilling to live as a slave, he can only face every hardship and charge forward, carving a bloody path to the bright future he dreams of. Chongzhen, Huang Taiji 0Votes25.8kRecs25.3kFans
  8. I'm Really Not the Third Prince Zhu Mediocre at EverythingHistorical2.7M WordsCompleted Autumn, the sixteenth year of Yongli (the second year of Kangxi). The Qing armies of three provinces launch a joint campaign, aiming straight for the last force on the mainland still flying the Ming banner: the Thirteen Families of Kuidong. They are about to complete the final piece in their conquest of the land. Huang Li, a transmigrator, looks around in bewilderment. Who wouldn’t be miserable to get a script on the highest difficulty setting? Either make a comeback, end up at a funeral banquet 0Votes18.2kRecs41.1kFans
  9. I Really Am a Great Foolish Emperor Mediocre at EverythingHistorical1.7M WordsCompleted My new book, Against Heaven to Change the Ming, is now available. I hope you'll show it your support. Want to transmigrate? You get to be emperor from the start, with delicacies every day! Sounds great! Foodie Ye Xuan is already drooling. We'll get you a wife right away. She's a stunning beauty! E-even better! Single dog Ye Xuan's eyes light up. “Your humble servant Zhang Yan thanks Your Majesty for your gracious favor.” “Your old servant Li Jinzong congratulates Your Majesty!” Zhang Yan? Li Jin 0Votes90.6kRecs116.9kFans