Qidian library
Browse
- Titles
- 8
Every book we index, searchable by title, author or tag.
-
Ding Ding in the Late Han Dynasty: I Rely on Jiajing to Dominate the World
Introduction to the novel: Lin Mo, a modern history mystery, travels through the late Han Dynasty, and his soul returns to the dying son of a small landowner in Julu County. In front of the hospital bed where his father, Lin Zhong, was coughing up blood, he clutched half of a family heirloom bronze mirror and relied on his memory of the entire Jiajing version of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". As the Yellow Turban was about to rise, he relied on the prophecy of "taking action on March 5th"
0Votes1Recs0Fans
-
The Glimmer of the Pen
"The Glimmer of the Pen" Introduction In 2008, Su Wan was reborn with the regret of sacrificing for her family in her previous life. This time, she tightened her grip on the paintbrush, protected the glass pen left by her father, refused to accept the order to drop out of school, and turned the information about the Comic Exhibition found at the scrapyard into the key to the first pot of gold. My deskmate Xia Xiaoyu's biscuits warmed my stomach, and young Lu Zhiheng's formula paper towels burn
0Votes2Recs0Fans
-
The Time of Rebirth Is Just Right
The heat of a bowl of millet porridge hides the regrets of Lin Chen's two lives. In the senior high school class in 2003, he woke up from the regret of middle age. In front of him was his mother's haggard face when delivering porridge - that was the tenderness that he had ignored in his previous life. This time, he seized the opportunity to be reborn and wanted to fill all his debts one by one: giving his inferior sister Lin Xiaoxiao a piece of strawberry eraser so that she dared to raise her h
0Votes3Recs0Fans
-
The Age of Qing Yuan
The soul of Su Qingyuan, a top student in the Department of Modern History, passed through the abandoned concubine of the Great Lama Palace. The broken silver hairpin in her hair hid the secret of the late empress. She activated the [Feng Yi] system and was responsible for reversing the fall of the dynasty. From discovering poisonous porridge and escaping through secret passages, to transforming into "Medical Girl Ah Qing" to cure the plague among refugees, and using "Mr. Mo's" account book to
0Votes2Recs0Fans
-
The Days of Carrying It Through
"The Days I Carry It Over" is an autobiographical novel based on real experiences. It tells the story of ordinary Lin Yuan, who drags his days forward step by step in the folds of life. When he was fourteen years old, the smell of paste on the stove mixed with the smell of his sister's textbooks became a footnote for him to drop out of school. His sister dropped out of school. A year later, he also stuffed his schoolbag under the bed and followed the uncle from the neighboring village to the re
0Votes11Recs0Fans
-
Sweet Evening Breeze
Dessert shop owner Su Qingqing and designer Lu Yan went from being a pair of clumsy strangers in their old neighborhood to becoming the sweetest existence in each other's lives. Su Qingqing's "Qingqing Candy" smelled of butter, and Lu Yan's drawings had precise lines. A cookie that fell on his leather shoes when they first met became the starting point of their fate. He will think clearly because of the aroma of her late-night baking, and she will prepare special bread every day for his habit o
0Votes2Recs0Fans
-
The Three Kingdoms at the End of Han Dynasty: a Time Traveler's Road to Hegemony
Lin Yuan, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Julu in Jizhou after the Yellow Turban War in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. In troubled times, he struggled to survive by relying on modern knowledge: he improved the condition of wounded soldiers with hygiene and epidemic prevention methods, and gained a foothold; he solved the food crisis with the "Three Strategies of Canglin" and won the trust of the powerful Su Shuang. From being in charge of logistics to get
0Votes20Recs0Fans
-
Weeping Grass
Introduction to "Weeping Grass": In the early years of the Republic of China, the houses in the south of the Yangtze River were always filled with an inexorable dampness and coldness in the winter months. The orphan Ah Heng lives in the Lin family of her distant relative, like a forgotten weed in a corner - no matter how hot the copper stove in the flower hall is, it can't warm her thin clothes; no matter how familiar the "Bird Book" on the bookshelf is, it can't stop Master Mingxuan's fist and
0Votes1Recs0Fans