What are the six famous novels in China?

Answer 1

I recommend the Legend of the Time and Space Immortals of the Six Dynasties, a classic masterpiece written in the snowy forest. The protagonist obtained the Book of Deities and the Divine Talisman of Heaven and Earth, allowing him to travel back and forth between the modern world and the Six Dynasties. In ancient times, he had experienced many things, such as becoming a soy sauce, becoming a heavenly master, fighting for the hungry, seizing cities, and so on. In the end, he had established himself in Shu, unified the world, and unified the Han Dynasty three times. This book combined Taoist mythology and historical travel to construct a grand structure of the Divine Path, as well as a lot of traditional Taoist knowledge. Although the writing was not good enough and the plot was stiff, it was great overall. The author was knowledgeable. Compared to his other works, this one was of the highest quality. Overall score: 7 points.

Wangyu's Nightmare Palace of the Six Traces was not bad either. This was the second part of the Six Traces series. It told the story of the celestial clan's concubine son who was unwilling to be abandoned by his family and counterattacked in the midst of a storm. Wangyu's writing was smooth, concise, and logical. He described the cultivation world in detail and the characters were distinctive. Although it was a short story, the content was substantial, but the ending was a little rushed. Rating 8.7, for those who like Xianxia short stories.

The Trainer Begins with Carlos was a light novel written by the deceased Overlord. The male protagonist, Mu Ming, was knocked into the Elf World. Faced with the decadence of the Alliance aristocratic families and the darkness of the underground forces, he decided to bring his relatives and friends to resist and create a beautiful new world. There was no system, IQ was online, and there was no female lead. The early stages of travel were slow, but after it was released, it would speed up the development of its power.

The Rise and Fall of the Great Sui Lord was a historical novel written by Bi Hai Siyun. The male protagonist Yang Ji's soul passed through the Great Sui Dynasty. He was born as a prince and became the king of Wei half a year later. He wanted to dump Gao Wei and hug Yang Guang's thigh, but it wasn't that simple. Although the novel was controversial, the content was novel and attractive. The writing style was concise and the author's views on history were incorporated.

There was also the Biography of Immortals and Chivalrous Men of the Six Dynasties, written by Zhuang Buque. The male protagonist, Zhou Cheng, was originally a retainer. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he united Taoism to fight against Buddhism and helped to reunite the Untainted Land, becoming the number one person under the Origin. From the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the opening chapter introduced many celebrities and scholars with the three evils of the Zhou Dynasty. The history was a fusion of immortals and chivalrous men. The protagonist had three views and was well-versed in writing. He had many fans.
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