The male lead was Li Chengji, and the female lead was Zhang Zhiqin. What was a historical/foreign historical novel? Did it have to have management, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements? Where can I watch it?
This book was "Rising from Central Asia." The characters in it included the protagonist, Li Chengji, who transmigrated passively, transformed the Green Sect, and stopped the Mongol Iron Hoof. With his own strength, he reversed the situation in Central Asia, promoted culture and education, and emphasized laws to create a prosperous era like the Tang Dynasty in Central Asia. Supporting role-Ali Bula, intelligent and talented. He had outstanding administrative skills, but his personality was relatively arrogant. Supporting role-Zhang Taiming, cunning, smooth in handling matters, female protagonist-Zhang Zhiqin, gentle on the outside, tough on the inside. She didn't like to show her feelings. The female supporting role was Jade. Her identity as a poison girl was abandoned when she was young. She grew up in a bandit den until she met Li Chengji. If you like someone, show it bravely. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Rise of Central Asia" Author: Love to Do. It's a historical/foreign historical novel with management, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: Chinese history Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties xiliao Central Asia My type again 7.13 Description: In 1204 AD, the Song, Jin, and Xixia dynasties rose in China. Genghis Khan, the pride of the Mongolian steppe, had also gradually unified the northern steppe. At this moment, Special Agent Li Chengji was accidentally brought back to this chaotic era by a mysterious Buddha statue. What was even more tragic was that the place he transmigrated to was Xiliao, where the countdown to the destruction of the country had begun. In the end, he was waiting for the death knell of history and was willing to be the slave of the Mongolians. Or should he rise up and rebel to revive the Han Dynasty? It all depended on Li Chengji's choice between national justice and personal gain… I hope you will like this book.
The main character was Li Chengji. What was Zhang Zhiqin's historical/foreign historical novel? It had to have elements of management, transmigration, hegemony, and Europe? Where can I watch it?
This book was "Rising from Central Asia." The characters in it included the protagonist, Li Chengji, who transmigrated passively, transformed the Green Sect, and stopped the Mongol Iron Hoof. With his own strength, he reversed the situation in Central Asia, promoted culture and education, and emphasized laws to create a prosperous era like the Tang Dynasty in Central Asia. Supporting role-Ali Bula, intelligent and talented. He had outstanding administrative skills, but his personality was relatively arrogant. Supporting role-Zhang Taiming, cunning and slick, female protagonist-Zhang Zhiqin, gentle on the outside but tough on the inside. She didn't like to show her feelings. The female supporting role was Jade. Her identity as a poison girl was abandoned when she was young. She grew up in a bandit den until she met Li Chengji. If you like someone, show it bravely. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Rise of Central Asia" Author: Love to Do. It's a historical/foreign historical novel with management, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: China history Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties xiliao Central Asia My type again 7.13 Description: In 1204 AD, the Song, Jin, and Xixia dynasties rose in China. Genghis Khan, the pride of the Mongolian steppe, had also gradually unified the northern steppe. At this moment, Special Agent Li Chengji was accidentally brought back to this chaotic era by a mysterious Buddha statue. What was even more tragic was that the place he transmigrated to was Xiliao, where the countdown to the destruction of the country had begun. In the end, he was waiting for the death knell of history and was willing to be the slave of the Mongolians. Or should he rise up and rebel to revive the Han Dynasty? It all depended on Li Chengji's choice between national justice and personal gain… I hope you will like this book.
What was a historical novel with Zhang Zhiqin as the female lead? Did it have elements of management, transmigration, hegemony, and Europe? Where can I watch it?
This book was "Rising from Central Asia." The characters in it included the protagonist, Li Chengji, who transmigrated passively, transformed the Green Sect, and stopped the Mongol Iron Hoof. With his own strength, he reversed the situation in Central Asia, promoted culture and education, and emphasized laws to create a prosperous era like the Tang Dynasty in Central Asia. Supporting role-Ali Bula, intelligent and talented. He had outstanding administrative skills, but his personality was relatively arrogant. Supporting role-Zhang Taiming, cunning, smooth in handling matters, female protagonist-Zhang Zhiqin, gentle on the outside, tough on the inside. She didn't like to show her feelings. The female supporting role was Jade. Her identity as a poison girl was abandoned when she was young. She grew up in a bandit den until she met Li Chengji. If you like someone, show it bravely. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Rise of Central Asia" Author: Love to Do. It's a historical/foreign historical novel with management, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: Chinese history Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties xiliao Central Asia My type again 7.13 Description: In 1204 AD, the Song, Jin, and Xixia dynasties rose in China. Genghis Khan, the pride of the Mongolian steppe, had also gradually unified the northern steppe. At this moment, Special Agent Li Chengji was accidentally brought back to this chaotic era by a mysterious Buddha statue. What was even more tragic was that the place he transmigrated to was Xiliao, where the countdown to the destruction of the country had begun. In the end, he was waiting for the death knell of history and was willing to be the slave of the Mongolians. Or should he rise up and rebel to revive the Han Dynasty? It all depended on Li Chengji's choice between national justice and personal gain… I hope you will like this book.
What was a historical/foreign historical novel with the male protagonist being Li Chengji? Did it have to have elements of management, transmigration, hegemony, and Europe? Where can I watch it?
This book was "Rising from Central Asia." The characters in it included the protagonist, Li Chengji, who transmigrated passively, transformed the Green Sect, and stopped the Mongol Iron Hoof. With his own strength, he reversed the situation in Central Asia, promoted culture and education, and emphasized laws to create a prosperous era like the Tang Dynasty in Central Asia. Supporting role-Ali Bula, intelligent and talented. He had outstanding administrative skills, but his personality was relatively arrogant. Supporting role-Zhang Taiming, cunning and slick, female protagonist-Zhang Zhiqin, gentle on the outside but tough on the inside. She didn't like to show her feelings. The female supporting role was Jade. Her identity as a poison girl was abandoned when she was young. She grew up in a bandit den until she met Li Chengji. If you like someone, show it bravely. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Rise of Central Asia" Author: Love to Do. It's a historical/foreign historical novel with management, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: Chinese history Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties xiliao Central Asia My type again 7.13 Description: In 1204 AD, the Song, Jin, and Xixia dynasties rose in China. Genghis Khan, the pride of the Mongolian steppe, had also gradually unified the northern steppe. At this moment, Special Agent Li Chengji was accidentally brought back to this chaotic era by a mysterious Buddha statue. What was even more tragic was that the place he transmigrated to was Xiliao, where the countdown to the destruction of the country had begun. In the end, he was waiting for the death knell of history and was willing to be the slave of the Mongolians. Or should he rise up and rebel to revive the Han Dynasty? It all depended on Li Chengji's choice between national justice and personal gain… I hope you will like this book.
The male lead is Devus, the female lead is Christya, Aegnis, what is Aegnis 'historical/foreign historical novel? Must it have management, rebirth, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements? Where can I watch it?
This book was called "Ancient Greece: The Tyrant of the Mediterranean". The characters in the book included the male protagonist, Daphus, an ordinary Greek mercenary. He was reborn because of the transmigration of modern souls. From then on, he was good at commanding battles, commanding people, and governing territories. The female protagonist-Kristoya, a Milesian, the former concubine of the Prince of Persia, met and married the protagonist in trouble. She was beautiful, sexy, smart, and capable. She was good at business and was a powerful assistant to the protagonist. The female protagonist, Aegnis, was from Lijim. Her marriage with the protagonist was a political marriage, but it did not affect the relationship between the two. She was beautiful like an angel, pure, ignorant of the world, and devout to God. The male supporting character, Shiros, was originally the captain of a mercenary team. He took good care of Devours and later became his trusted aide. He was down-to-earth, diligent, and good at learning. He became an all-rounder in the military and politics. The male supporting character, Matonis, was originally a mercenary. He was a close comrade of Devours and later became his general. He fought bravely and took great care of his soldiers. The male supporting character, Olivers, was originally a mercenary, a close comrade of Devours, and later a general of the army. He was cheerful and active, and had almost lost the trust of Devours. Male supporting role-Georgis, former mercenary, comrade of Devours, and later general of Devours. He was shy and had a weak personality. The supporting actor, Felicius, was the leader of the mercenaries and later became the main character's right-hand man in the army. He was familiar with military affairs, had rich military experience, had a gentle personality, and was hardworking. Male supporting role-Antonius, mercenary officer, military and political all-rounder, and later became an important minister of the protagonist. He was quick-witted, good at socializing, and good at seizing opportunities. Male supporting role-Alexis, mercenary officer, later became a famous general under the protagonist. He had received a very good education, had a somewhat aloof personality, was wise and humble, and was good at commanding large troops in battle. The male supporting character, Armintas, was a mercenary officer who later became a general under the main character. He had rich combat experience, had a bad temper, liked to fight tough battles, and was sometimes not calm enough. The supporting actor was Mariji, a Persian businessman who later became the main character's right-hand man. He had the talent to manage trade and commerce. He was shrewd and liked to hide behind the scenes. He respected the king's politics. The supporting actor, Mercy, was the mercenary's logistics officer and later managed the protagonist's finances. People regard money as their life. Male supporting character-Dionysius, the tyrant of Syracuse. He was very capable, cunning, and suspicious. He was strict with the people. He defeated Carthage several times and almost unified Sicily. He was a strong opponent for the male lead. The supporting actor was Agasilaus, the king of Sparta. He was an outlier among the Spartan citizens. He was not good at martial arts, but was good at strategy. He would do anything to win, but sometimes he would value friendship too much. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Ancient Greece: The Overlord of the Mediterranean" by Chen Rui. It is a historical/foreign historical novel with management, rebirth, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: A book that is currently testing for poison. The beginning was reasonable. Of course, this might also be the reason why I didn't know much about Greek culture. The detailed descriptions were not bad. Using words and actions to portray the character's personality was much more high-end than using large sections of psychological descriptions. I hope you will like this book.
What was a historical novel with Li Jingshu as the female lead? Did it have to have elements of transmigration, summoning, historical fiction, and hegemony? Where can I watch it?
The book was called 'The Great Era of Summoning', and the characters in it included the main character, Jiang He. It's destiny! The female lead is Li Jingshu, whose daughter is Li Jingshu, who is suitable for marriage. Jade watchtower golden tower E, ashamed to cover the lotus with water chestnut. The male partner, Xu Ran, was the eldest grandson of the Xu family in Donghai. He took control of the Xu family during the great struggle and rose to become a vassal. Male partner-Zou Chu, the leader of the rebel army in the later period, ranked as a general, holding political power. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. The Great Era of Summoning, by Yue Xiuyan. It was a historical/fictional historical novel with elements of transmigration, summoning, fictional history, and hegemony. User recommendation: Book friend discussion group number: 897841582 Jiang He transmigrated to a Chen Dynasty that he had never heard of before, and after some deduction, he realized that he was actually in the second century A.D.! The exhausted empire was showing signs of subversion everywhere. He originally wanted to live a happy life in this world by relying on the advantage of being two thousand years ahead of the times. Was it okay to be captured by bandits on the second day of transmigration? No! Jiang He decided that he had to fight for his own riches! I'll be the one to support the collapse of the dynasty! Sweep away the traitors and rule the wilderness! If the barbarians dare to invade, I will not let them live again! A real man, ah, with the bow of Qin, with the sword and the hook of Wu! Kill the rebels, kill the barbarians, and obtain eternal merit! 。 I hope you will like this book.
The female lead was Christya. What was Aegnis 'historical/foreign historical novel? It had to have elements of management, rebirth, transmigration, hegemony, and Europe? Where can I watch it?
This book was called "Ancient Greece: The Tyrant of the Mediterranean". The characters in the book included the male protagonist, Daphus, an ordinary Greek mercenary. He was reborn because of the transmigration of modern souls. From then on, he was good at commanding battles, commanding people, and governing territories. The female protagonist-Kristoya, a Milesian, the former concubine of the Prince of Persia, met and married the protagonist in trouble. She was beautiful, sexy, smart, and capable. She was good at business and was a powerful assistant to the protagonist. The female protagonist, Aegnis, was from Lijim. Her marriage with the protagonist was a political marriage, but it did not affect the relationship between the two. She was beautiful like an angel, pure, ignorant of the world, and devout to God. The male supporting character, Shiros, was originally the captain of a mercenary team. He took good care of Devours and later became his trusted aide. He was down-to-earth, diligent, and good at learning. He became an all-rounder in the military and politics. The male supporting character, Matonis, was originally a mercenary. He was a close comrade of Devours and later became his general. He fought bravely and took great care of his soldiers. The male supporting character, Olivers, was originally a mercenary, a close comrade of Devours, and later a general of the army. He was cheerful and active, and had almost lost the trust of Devours. Male supporting role-Georgis, former mercenary, comrade of Devours, and later general of Devours. He was shy and had a weak personality. The supporting actor, Felicius, was the leader of the mercenaries and later became the main character's right-hand man in the army. He was familiar with military affairs, had rich military experience, had a gentle personality, and was hardworking. Male supporting role-Antonius, mercenary officer, military and political all-rounder, and later became an important minister of the protagonist. He was quick-witted, good at socializing, and good at seizing opportunities. Male supporting role-Alexis, mercenary officer, later became a famous general under the protagonist. He had received a very good education, had a somewhat aloof personality, was wise and humble, and was good at commanding large troops in battle. The male supporting character, Armintas, was a mercenary officer who later became a general under the main character. He had rich combat experience, had a bad temper, liked to fight tough battles, and was sometimes not calm enough. The supporting actor was Mariji, a Persian businessman who later became the main character's right-hand man. He had the talent to manage trade and commerce. He was shrewd and liked to hide behind the scenes. He respected the king's politics. The supporting actor, Mercy, was the mercenary's logistics officer and later managed the protagonist's finances. People regard money as their life. Male supporting character-Dionysius, the tyrant of Syracuse. He was very capable, cunning, and suspicious. He was strict with the people. He defeated Carthage several times and almost unified Sicily. He was a strong opponent for the male lead. The supporting actor was Agasilaus, the king of Sparta. He was an outlier among the Spartan citizens. He was not good at martial arts, but was good at strategy. He would do anything to win, but sometimes he would value friendship too much. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Ancient Greece: The Overlord of the Mediterranean" by Chen Rui. It is a historical/foreign historical novel with management, rebirth, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. "Ancient Greece: The Overlord of the Mediterranean" is a very unique farming novel. The author uses the historical background of ancient Greece as the foundation to describe the story of the protagonist awakening from the retreat of thousands of Greek people, leading his subordinates to open up a new land in Italy, and gradually growing into the overlord of the Mediterranean. This book was very rare, and the author was admirable for insisting on writing such a non-profitable book. Although the plot was not particularly boring, the emotional lines were slightly lacking. The protagonist's love story was weaker than Sura's. However, this book was very rich in knowledge, especially about the Carthaginian and the early Roman Republic. In addition, it was worth mentioning that the description of the war in the book was a little ridiculous, but this did not affect the overall reading experience. Overall, this book was very good. After the protagonist, Devours, transmigrated, he successfully established a territory with the help of the Greek people and was currently developing. If you like farming, then this book is definitely a good book above grain. I hope you will like this book.
What kind of historical/foreign historical novel would have elements of management, transmigration, and hegemony? Where can I watch it?
This book was "The Ambition of the Tsugawa Family." The characters in it included the male protagonist, Tsugawa Shoharu, the female protagonist, Yuki, the male protagonist, Mitsuhide Akira, the male protagonist, Yoshiaki Yamanayama, the male protagonist, Kakatsuki Meidoku, the male protagonist, Yuki Sanada, the male protagonist, Yoshiki Takagi, the female protagonist, Onoden, and the female protagonist, Kubo Hime. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "The Ambition of the Tsugawa Family" was written by Kira Uesuke. It was a historical/foreign historical novel with elements of management, transmigration, and hegemony. It was completed and can be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendation: It's not bad to write about traveling through Japan's Warring States Period. You can skip this genre if you don't like it.] I hope you will like this book.
Joan was the female lead. What was Isabella I's historical/foreign historical novel? It had to have elements of management, transmigration, hegemony, and Europe? Where can I watch it?
The book was titled "Imperial Colonialism." The characters in the book included the male protagonist, Alfonso V, the female protagonist, Joan, the female protagonist, Isabella I, the male protagonist, Prince Enrique, the male protagonist, Lehart, Duke of Sao, and the male protagonist, Franco, Duke of Coimbra. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Empire's Colonialism" Author: Si Zhe. It is a historical/foreign historical novel with management, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: Try pushing a wave! History! I hope you will like this book.
What was a historical novel with a protagonist surnamed Li or Zhang? Did it have elements of management, transmigration, hegemony, and Europe? Where can I watch it?
This book was "Rising from Central Asia." The characters in it included the protagonist, Li Chengji, who transmigrated passively, transformed the Green Sect, and stopped the Mongol Iron Hoof. With his own strength, he reversed the situation in Central Asia, promoted culture and education, and emphasized laws to create a prosperous era like the Tang Dynasty in Central Asia. Supporting role-Ali Bula, intelligent and talented. He had outstanding administrative skills, but his personality was relatively arrogant. Supporting role-Zhang Taiming, cunning and slick, female protagonist-Zhang Zhiqin, gentle on the outside but tough on the inside. She didn't like to show her feelings. The female supporting role was Jade. Her identity as a poison girl was abandoned when she was young. She grew up in a bandit den until she met Li Chengji. If you like someone, show it bravely. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Rise of Central Asia" Author: Love to Do. It's a historical/foreign historical novel with management, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: China history Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties xiliao Central Asia My type again 7.13 Description: In 1204 AD, the Song, Jin, and Xixia dynasties rose in China. Genghis Khan, the pride of the Mongolian steppe, had also gradually unified the northern steppe. At this moment, Special Agent Li Chengji was accidentally brought back to this chaotic era by a mysterious Buddha statue. What was even more tragic was that the place he transmigrated to was Xiliao, where the countdown to the destruction of the country had begun. In the end, he was waiting for the death knell of history and was willing to be the slave of the Mongolians. Or should he rise up and rebel to revive the Han Dynasty? It all depended on Li Chengji's choice between national justice and personal gain… I hope you will like this book.
What kind of historical/foreign historical novel is it? Does it have elements of management, transmigration, hegemony, and Europe? Where can I watch it?
The book was titled "Imperial Colonialism." The characters in the book included the male protagonist, Alfonso V, the female protagonist, Joan, the female protagonist, Isabella I, the male protagonist, Prince Enrique, the male protagonist, Lehart, Duke of Sao, and the male protagonist, Franco, Duke of Coimbra. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Empire's Colonialism" Author: Si Zhe. It is a historical/foreign historical novel with management, transmigration, hegemony, and European elements. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: Try pushing a wave! History! I hope you will like this book.