18th century historical novels

I always find these back-in-time stories interesting, but they have to be historically accurate. Otherwise, it must be set in a comparable time period in another world, since this takes place on Earth in the late 9th century. I do have a small comment about the historical accuracy of the story, by which I mean the fact that the potato was already present in Europe. I know that potatoes are an indispensable part of modern European culture, but they weren't brought to Europe until the 16th century. Before that, we ate grains and barley. Since this story takes place in the 9th century, there weren't any potatoes until the main character discovers them in South America. I may have some OCD about this, but this historical inacuration prevents me from fully immersing myself in the story. I have no other problems with this book, and I'm very interested in the rest of the story.

Reborn in 17th Century India with Black Technology” is a popular web novel that blends historical fantasy with modern science, following a reborn ISRO scientist who uses advanced technological knowledge to reshape a 17th-century Indian setting. Readers enjoy its unique Indian backdrop, long and detailed world-building, and the power-fantasy appeal of introducing futuristic “black technology” into a primitive era. However, some criticize it for being unrealistic at times, relying on clichés, and lacking deep character development or accurate cultural portrayal. Overall, it’s an entertaining, fast-paced read best suited for fans of reincarnation, kingdom-building, and tech-uplift stories rather than strict historical realism.

a treat for lovers of historical fiction, sees the return of Benjamin Weaver in his third exciting romp through the varied and sometimes surreal landscape of 18th-century London. Weaver is an endearing protagonist, a former pugilist and investigator for hire whom we first met in David Liss's A Conspiracy of Paper

This is really good. It gives a different perspective unlike other historical novels specially about the history and realistic nature of slavery. I love the fast pace, but sometimes it's too fast paced and some chapters are just too short that needs more details. Some locations are confusing since it is set in the late 19th century. I hope the author work more on polishing the upcoming chapters cause I really enjoyed it so far.

When are ya gonna release the next chapters? Is it dropped? It's actually the next best Indian historical novel after the 'Reborn in 17th Century'. You can actually get in touch with it's author to gain more traction, if that's what holding you back. Also, what will the map look like after Vir controls the Bharat?