The Complete Collection of Ancient China Demons
There were many monsters in ancient China. The following are some of the common monsters: 1. * * Dragon **: A mysterious creature unique to China. It is the symbol of the emperor. It has many appearances, such as horned dragons, phoenix dragons, turtle dragons, etc. It is called the "Nine Sons". It has the ability to spit out clouds and transform. It controls the fate of nature such as rain, rivers, tides, and the five elements. It is regarded as a god. 2. [Dragon: A huge aquatic creature with powerful supernatural abilities. It can transform into a flying dragon, a mountain ghost, and other appearances. It is the ruler of the sea and deep pools.] Its face is similar to a dragon and can transform into a human form. It is more ferocious. Its tears can turn into gems, and the grass on the cliff will become poisonous medicinal herbs when it falls. 3. King of Hell: The king of hell in the myths, responsible for managing the cycle of life and death. It was usually depicted as a tall man holding a metal hairpin and sitting high up in the clouds. He had great power and was the one who determined the life and death cycle after death. 4. [Fox Spirit: The most intelligent and worldly demon among the beast spirits.] Under the sun, it was an ordinary fox. At night, it would show its charm. It was good at changing into human form and achieving its goal by confusing people. The story was widely circulated. 5. [Droughtfiend: known as the ancestor of ancient zombies. Legend has it that it is a monster that causes drought.] 6. * * Aoyin **: Humanoid, dressed in ragged clothes, with sharp claws, attacks single travelers and likes to eat human brains. Its tongue grows explosively, sometimes sticking out and resting on the ground. It can be thrown to death with hot rocks. 7. * * Ao **: Like a sheep and a pig, hiding underground and eating human brains to survive. 8. [Bunshinsaba: An existence in urban legends.] 9. [Braids Girl]: A girl with a braid on her face. She is a legend in Hong Kong. 10. * * Banana Ghost **: A ghost story from Guangdong and Guangxi. 11. White pheasant: It looks like a pheasant, with white wings, yellow feet, and stripes on its head. Eating it can cure sore throat and mental illness. 12. Bi Jian Beast, also known as Bi, had two heads and was a legendary auspicious beast. 13. [Bi Fang: Shaped like a crane, with one foot, red patterns and a white beak. Some say that it was transformed from a wood spirit. It is a firebird, a symbol of disaster.] 14. * * and **: It looks like a black pig with a head on both sides. 15. Long Qizi, also known as Xianzhang, looks like a powerful tiger. 16. * * Roe owl **: Goat body, human face, eyes in the armpit, tiger teeth, human claws, voice like a baby, cannibalism. 17. * * Dijiang **: Shaped like a yellow pouch, red as cinnabar fire, six feet and four wings, muddy and faceless, knows how to sing and dance. 18. [Grasshopper Spirit: From the Record of Stopping Farming in South Village.] 19. [Four-Eyed God: From the Yongle Palace Murals] 20. [Lotus Fairy: From the Classic of Mountains and Seas.] 21. [Bird Monster: From Zi Buyu]
The Complete Collection of Ancient China Demons and Ghosts
The Complete Collection of Ancient China Fictions
"Cultural Relics Merchants in the Tang Dynasty," the author collected ancient characters. This book was super interesting. A cultural relic dealer traveled to the Tang Dynasty and faced talented scholars and beautiful women. Although it was a time-travel novel, it was not domineering and invincible. It was relaxed and happy. The opening was good. Although the plot was lacking in novelty, the cultural heritage was written brilliantly and there was a lot of literary knowledge. The cultural art of the early Tang Dynasty was well described, but the ending was rushed. The writing style was exquisite, and his attainments in Chinese studies were deep. It could be seen from the words that the author had a lot of experience. This book is short but full of practical knowledge. Don't be fooled by the title. It's an elegant book. I strongly recommend it. The Alchemist of Kaer Morhen, a fantasy novel written by the Lucky White Rabbit. It was about the adventures of the demon hunters in Kaer Morhen. There were Wizard 3 and Steel Chain in the settings, so even if one had not played Wizard 3, one could still understand it. This is a rare masterpiece in wizard-related novels. Those who like wizard-related games shouldn't miss it. However, he was suspected to be a eunuch. The Great Emperor Scripture was a fantasy novel about chasing dreams in the world. The story started with the disappearance of a young man from Egyptian archaeology, mysterious and attractive. 'I Want to Be the Chief Assistant' was a historical novel written in ashes. The protagonist traveled back to the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. He fought his way from a poor scholar to the chief assistant and carried out various reforms. The plot was wonderful, the power struggles were endless, the characters were exquisitely portrayed, there were few mistakes in historical knowledge, the economic insights were unique, and the ending was satisfactory. Strongly recommended. " Mortal: From the moment I became Ancestor Linghu ", Shu Yuanz's light novel. The main character transmigrated into Ancestor Linghu and had a special space to help him cultivate. He ascended all the way. There were some shortcomings in the front and improvements in the back. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The Complete Collection of Ancient China Weapons
Ancient China weapons were divided into cold weapons and firearms. There were many kinds of cold weapons, including the eighteen kinds of weapons referred to by the Eighteen Martial Arts, including bows, crossbows, spears, cudgels, sabers, swords, spears, shields, axes, tomahawks, halberds, spears, whips, maces, hammers, forks, paladins, and daggers. There were far more weapons in martial arts than these. There were no less than a hundred kinds of strange weapons and hidden weapons. Common short weapons were knives and swords. Their length was generally no longer than an ordinary person's eyebrow. They were relatively light and were usually held with one hand. The common long weapons were spears, staffs, and sabers. Rope attack type hidden weapons were rope darts, meteor hammers, wolf fang hammers, dragon beard hooks, flying claws, soft whips, brocade lasso, iron lotus flowers, etc. There were also some famous legendary weapons, such as Xiang Yu's Overlord Spear (Eight Treasures Dragon Spear), which was 13 feet 7 inches long and weighed 981 pounds; Guan Yu's Green Dragon Crescent Blade, which weighed 82 pounds and was nine feet 5 inches long; Zhao Yun's Dragon Gentian Silver Spear; Lu Bu's Square Heaven Halberd, which was 12 feet long; Yuwen Cheng's Phoenix Wing Gold-plated Fish, which weighed 400 pounds; the legendary Xuanyuan Xia Yu Sword; the Sword of Benevolence, Zhanlu Sword; the Seven Star Dragon Abyss Sword forged by Ou Yezi and Gan Jiang; Qi Jiguang's Divine Power Fiery Water Gun; Li Yuanba's drum urn gold hammer weighed 400 jin each, and a pair of them weighed 800 jin in total. In addition, there were also cold weapons such as the Great Tang Mo Saber. Firearms were weapons created after gunpowder was used in war. Since the Han Dynasty, most of the ancient weapons were forged with pouring steel and hundred-practice steel, and the quality was mainly medium carbon steel and high carbon steel.
The Complete Collection of Ancient China Monsters
The Complete Collection of Ancient China Divine Beasts
The Complete Collection of Ancient China History and Fictions
I recommend My Cell Prison, written by Fatty in Yellow. This was a mystery novel, and the male protagonist, Han Dong, had been reborn into a cell and entered a parallel world. There was a steam civilization here, and humans relied on the new growth system to develop. There were so many characters, and there were even group accounts. The style of this book was similar to " The Killer God's Eternal Life " and " The Chainsaw User's Manual." Ah Fei's last book was banned, but he had a strong desire to survive. Although the mode of the academy type dungeon did not change much, the writing style had improved. Cthulhu's style was very good. The plot was very imaginative, and the main character and supporting characters were very intelligent. His recommendation index was three and a half stars. " Northern Tang " was a historical novel of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms written by a useless person in Jamsil. The main character traveled to the dark Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The story was very exciting, but unfortunately, it was a eunuch. However, the writing style and character creation were superb, and the images of the emperor and ministers were vivid. The author was also a great screenwriter. Although this book was incomplete, it was still worth reading. It was just like someone who didn't want to throw the book out of the bookshelf at the bottom of a pit. The recommendation index was four stars. Zhenguan Emperor's Teacher was a historical novel created by Shi Si. The protagonist brought modern knowledge to change the Tang Empire. The characters were well-shaped and the plot was smooth. The characters of the imperial court basically did not go against the protagonist. Although it was a common transmigration routine, there were still some interesting things to watch. For example, the protagonist brought Tang Chao to do technology and reform. However, the ending was a little sad. Overall, it was not bad. The recommendation index was 7.5 stars. " My Tyranny " was a historical novel written by Zui Xunfang. It told the story of modern people returning to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The book was finished. It felt like Gu Tianle's version of " Finding Qin." It had a good idea, a big framework, and was very realistic. I would recommend it to my friends who were short of books. The Alchemist of Kaer Morhen, a fantasy novel written by the Lucky White Rabbit. It was a story about the adventures of the demon hunters in Kaer Morhen. With the setting of Wizard Three and Steel, it was easy to watch even if one had not played Wizard Three before. The content was well written and seemed to be a eunuch. Those who liked the wizard series could take a look. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
A Complete Collection of Official Names in Ancient China
There were many official titles in ancient China, and they were different in different dynasties. The following are some common official names: - ** Pre-Qin period **: Sikong, Houji, Gongshi, etc. - ** Qin Dynasty **: Doctor Ling, Imperial Censor, etc. - ** Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms Period **: Taishi Ling, Zhonglang General, etc. - ** Song Dynasty **: Bing Cao, Wu Jing Lang, etc. - ** Ming Dynasty **: Shangshu, Shilang, etc. There were also: - ** Local Chief Executive **: - County Chief/Prefect: The chief executive of a county. It was established during the Warring States Period. After the unification of the Qin Dynasty, each county was set up to manage civil affairs. In the second year of Zhongyuan of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty, it was renamed prefect. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was specially called prefect. - Cishi: During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he served as a supervisor, supervising the officials of the prefectures and counties of the state. During the reign of Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty, he was changed to the state shepherd. After that, the name was repeated many times. In the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the functions changed. In the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, the position of the provincial governor gradually became lighter. In the Song Dynasty, it became a virtual title specially used for the promotion of military officials. - Zhizhou: In the Song Dynasty, courtiers served as the chief of each state and were called "the right to know the affairs of a military state", referred to as Zhizhou. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, they were the chief executives of each state. - Prefect: The highest official of a local government from the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty. - Commandant: A military officer in charge of a county during the Qin and Han Dynasties, later renamed Duwei. - County Governor: The deputy governor of the county, in charge of documents and public security. - ** Others **: - The main book: the assistant officials in charge of documents under the main officials at all levels, often involved in military and political affairs. - Duyou: An important subordinate official of each county in the Han Dynasty. He represented the prefect to supervise the county and township, and announced the government decrees and judicial affairs. - Two thousand stone, is the general name of the county magistrate (prefect). - Don't drive, long history, Sima, join the army: These four were all subordinate officials of the governor of Tang Dynasty, also known as engaged in. - Tong Pan: It was created in the early Song Dynasty and was directly appointed by the emperor to assist the county government. It could be regarded as the deputy of the Zhizhou, but it had the power to report directly to the emperor. - ** Central Official Rank **: - Prime Minister: The Qin Dynasty set up a prime minister to manage the administration. The Han Dynasty generally followed the Qin system. In the Ming Dynasty, the cabinet ministers were auxiliary ministers, and the chief minister was called the chief minister (similar to the prime minister's function). - Marshal: The State of Qin set up a marshal in charge of military affairs. - Yushi doctor: Qin Dynasty set up Yushi doctor in charge of supervision and secretary work. In ancient times, the censor of Duchayuan was equivalent to the minister of supervision. - The Sui Dynasty established the system of three provinces and six departments. The three provinces were the Ministry of Central Affairs (decision-making), the Ministry of Internal Affairs (deliberation), and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (execution). The Ministry of Foreign Affairs had six departments under its jurisdiction, each with officials. - Doctor Guanglu: One of the ancient official positions. In addition, there were some special official titles, such as the Qing Dynasty's special minister in charge of military training, the Tang Dynasty's silver medal angel as an envoy sent by the emperor, and the Northern and Southern Dynasties 'Liang Han Emperor Hou Jing's self-proclaimed universe general (unofficial official name). This was only a part of the ancient official names, and there were many more that were not listed in detail. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The Complete Collection of Ancient China Star Official Names
Who is the author of "The Complete Collection of Ancient China Unofficial History"?
" The Complete Unofficial History of Ancient China " was written by the Qing Dynasty.