
The Forgotten Corners of History
历史遗忘的角落
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 512k Words
- Genre
- History & Military
- Subgenre
- Historical Legend
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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64Chapters
23.8kClicks
87Favorites
305Recommendations
21Comments
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Come on
That's great, keep up the good work! Fellow authors, let's follow and comment on each other's posts, and make friends.
The idea is good, but it seems a bit disjointed. Each chapter is a separate story, so please forgive any mistakes!
This is truly a great novel.
A very profound work! It brings together deep reflections on history.
Great article!
Wishing my friend all the best
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I've finished reading the whole thing and found it very interesting; I'd like to read it again. A historical timeline would be even better. What interests me most are the rankings—listing these countries and heroes. For example: which of the Sixteen Kingdoms lasted the longest, which had the most rulers, and which had the largest territory? Individual rankings could include: who fought the most wars, who won the most battles, who was the oldest, who killed the most people, who had the most wives, who had the most children, who left the most descendants, who saved the most lives, and who betrayed the most people. Just thinking about it makes me quite interested. Another point is, could there be a comparison table? For example, when this event occurred in the Northern Dynasties, which dynasty was in the Southern Dynasties, which emperor was in charge, and what were they doing? Were there any major events happening in Europe at the same time? Finally, thank you to the author, Lao Wang, for doing what he loves and achieving so much!
Sending heartfelt blessings
Feng San Niang blesses you
Come on!
With solid literary skills and a comprehensive understanding of history, you are truly an excellent author. Let's be friends! Feel free to visit my page when you have time, follow and comment on each other's posts, and may our friendship continue to flourish.