What were the classic transmigration topics in historical novels? Are there any works that involve stallion plots?
"I recommend" Back to the Ming Dynasty as Chongzhen ", a historical fiction novel. It tells the story of a modern person who transmigrated to the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Chongzhen. He struggled internally and externally, but relied on his own wisdom and courage to stabilize the situation step by step and finally unify the country. The plot was compact, the historical background was detailed, and there was no need to fantasize about the stallion. It was very classic. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Were there any historical novels that didn't involve stallion plots but were still exciting?
Of course there are. I recommend the two historical novels,"The Strange News of the Great Song" and "The Biography of Marquis Wen of the Late Ming Dynasty." The former is a folk legend novel, while the latter is a biography novel. They are both very interesting and exciting! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Are there any novels that do not involve stallion plots?
😋According to your needs, I recommend the following historical novels: " Great Wei Fenghua: I am Cao Rui, who traveled through the Three Kingdoms "," The Great Cause of the Spring and Autumn Period of the Three Kingdoms "," The Rebellion of the Three Kingdoms "," Who Rules the Three Kingdoms "," Running the Three Kingdoms "," I am doing Instance Dungeons in the Three Kingdoms "," The Legend of the Blacksmith: Crossing the Three Kingdoms "," The End of the Eastern Han Dynasty is the Three Kingdoms "," Ranking the Three Kingdoms Crossing Fictions ", and so on. They are all non-stallion novels. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
What online historical novels that didn't involve stallion plots were worth recommending?
😋I recommend the following historical novels to you: 1. "The War of the Three Kingdoms: The Wind and Cloud of the Han Family": This was a historical novel about the Qin and Han Dynasties. It described how the protagonist who transmigrated to an unknown family controlled the wind and cloud of the Han family. Although there were some elements of fantasy, it didn't affect the overall story. 2. "Chang 'an's Famous Supernatural Constable": This is a historical novel about the Jin, Tang and Sui Dynasties. It tells the story of how a small constable solved a major case. He was honored as the number one Supernatural Constable in Chang' an. The plot was compact and very attractive. 3. "Tang Dynasty Bad Person": This is a suspense-mystery detective novel. It tells the story of a future soul coming to the Tang Dynasty, and there are demons and ghosts running amok in Chang 'an. It was a little magical and interesting. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Are there any novels with more stallion plots or novels with fantasy topics?
Are there any novels that don't involve fantasy or stallion plots?
There are a few novels that don't fantasize about horses. I recommend the following for you to choose from: - "Walking with Beauty in Online Games": This was a novel about a Chinese style online game. It told the story of the rise of a small character. There was no stallion or fantasy. - "Ascending Obsession": This is a fantasy immortal cultivation novel. It tells the story of the protagonist looking for his way home in the world of Xianxia. It's not imaginative nor hot-blooded. - "Rise of the Puppets": This is a fantasy novel about a continent. The main character creates puppets. There are no stallions, and there are no routines. The main focus is on the plot. - "Xiaoyao Movies": This is a wuxia doujinshi novel. The protagonist obtains various abilities through hard work. There is no posturing, no system, and of course, no stallion. I hope my recommendation can help you. Enjoy the reading experience of not fantasizing and not being a stallion. Muah ~
Are there any novels that do not involve stallion plots? Thank you.
😋I recommend the following novels to you: The Legend of Rebirth and The Reborn Evil Prince. The former was a novel about urban life, telling the story of the protagonist who became the first person in the literary world after his rebirth, while the latter was also a novel about urban life, telling the story of a person who stepped into the strongest voice of the era after his rebirth. Both novels meet your requirements. I hope you like them!😗~
Were there any historical novels that didn't involve transmigration?
Of course, there is. For example, I can recommend a historical novel called "Late Ming Dynasty: The Sun and Moon Reappears." This book was about the end of the Ming Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty faced internal and external troubles, and the people who had been through hardships yearned for a new atmosphere. Under such a background, Xia Qi, the governor of the Demon Subduing Division, stepped forward, hoping to save the people from the fire and water. This is a very interesting historical novel. If you are interested in the history of the late Ming Dynasty, you might as well give it a try. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
What kind of good novels were fantasy novels that didn't involve stallion plots?
😋I recommend the following novels to you: Rise of the Puppets: The main character, Xander, did not act cute or pretentious. He was not a stallion and did not have any tricks up his sleeves. He was more focused on the plot and was a clear stream. "Xiu Sheng Tian": No saint, no routine, no trash. The protagonist relied on his own efforts to counterattack and become a peerless expert. Infinite Fantasy Rubik's Cube: Refuse the system's tricks, no harem, no stallion, the story mainly revolved around the adventure of the fantasy world. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Were there any stallion novels with better plots?
If you want to read a cultivation novel with a plot, I recommend The Evolution History of Immortal Cultivation Cannon Fodder. This was a modern urban cultivation novel. The main character, Ying You, was born from the law of destruction and absorbed the vitality of the continent. She had set up a magic array and destroyed the continent where she lived. By chance, he was reborn on modern Earth and transmigrated into the stallion novel. The whole novel had both urban elements and cultivation elements, and the development of the story was also very interesting. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
Are there any fantasy novels with more than 1200 chapters that don't involve stallion plots and aren't the works of gods?
I recommend "Civilization Guide" to you. It's a fantasy novel about an alternate world. It's completed and has a total of 1411 chapters. The main character of the novel had transmigrated into a world of magic and swords. As the successor of an ancient civilization, he would lead the vanished civilization to once again look down on the stars. On the way forward, he would control all spirits, destroy demons, fight hundreds of races, create a sect, abandon heavenly materials, use earth treasures, set a precedent, and become a supreme being! Whether it was the plot, the characters, or the world view, it could all be considered a work of the gods. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗