Would there be any historical novels or novels from the Jin, Sui, and Tang dynasties that would have elements of the imperial court?

This novel was titled "Power in the North and South". It was a historical/Jin, Sui, and Tang novel with elements of transmigration and management. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of "Power Tilts North and South" is Ran. Finished, you can read without worry. The introduction of "Power in the North and South": Like the title, during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, I read half of it smoothly, but after unifying the south, I stopped chasing after it. (I felt that it was flat after that, so I didn't watch it.) Hurry up and read!

This novel was "The Founding of Huaxia". It was a historical/Jin, Sui, and Tang novel with elements of transmigration and business. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of "The Founding of China" is Zeng Wei. Finished, you can read without worry. "The Legend of the Founding of Huaxia": A good book from ancient times. The protagonist, Zeng Huayan, traveled to the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Northern and Southern Dynasties. He used the identity of a scholar in the Western Regions to gather refugees and form an army. Later, he joined Huan Wen in Jingzhou. Through advanced production technology, he developed industry and used modern military organizations to equip military forces to occupy Sichuan. Hurry up and read!

This novel was "The New Jin in Year 304." It was a historical/Jin, Sui, and Tang novel. It also had elements of time travel and the imperial court. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The New Jin in Year 304, by the south of the petrel. Finished, you can read without worry. The introduction of "New Year 304": I've been here, I've got nothing to do, I can come in and take a look! A fresh first-person novel! The Jin Dynasty was truly chaotic. If you don't believe me, you can come in and take a look. That was impossible! Alright! We can start our journey in troubled times with Sima Rui's first person. Please hold on tight and sit tight! Finally, there was a piece of advice from Sima Rui,"People who get motion sickness should be careful!" Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "How Did I Become Liu Ziye?" It was a historical/Jin, Sui, and Tang novel. It also had elements of time travel and the imperial court. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. How Did I Become Liu Ziye? Author: Fortunately, I got it. The introduction of "How I Became Liu Ziye" was in 459 AD, the third year of the Ming Dynasty. Liu Song's Yanzhou army and the Northern Wei's Western Expedition General Pi Baozi had lost in the battle of Gaoping. In the same year, Liu Dan, King of Jingling of Song Dynasty, occupied Guangling City and rebelled. The barbarians of the Song territory's Xiyang Five Rivers were also ready to rebel again. At the time of the internal strife, the protagonist had transmigrated into the eleven-year-old Liu Ziye. At this time, the Northern Wei was already growing stronger under the rule of Emperor Wencheng Tuoba Jun, and they were eyeing Liu Song covetously. Liu Song, who had just experienced the internal strife of the kings, had already been greatly weakened. His cheap father had become extravagant and indulgent because of his arrogance and complacency in his achievements in the past few years. In this life, Liu Ziye was no longer the dissolute, lecherous, cruel, and tyrannical deposed emperor of the Song Dynasty that was described in the history books of later generations. Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "A Small Army General of the Eastern Jin Dynasty." It was a historical/Jin, Sui, and Tang novel, and it had elements of transmigration and the imperial court. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. "Eastern Jin Dynasty Small Army General" author: Autumn Frost Red Honey. The introduction of the Eastern Jin Dynasty's Small Army General: Pah, I transmigrated. Let's see how I, Liu Laozhi, will counterattack! Your status is noble? Pah, I'm a descendant of the royal family! Don't make a fuss. Don't you know that 'political power comes from the barrel of a gun'? I don't care what aristocratic family or Hu clan you are, all of you better behave yourself! Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "The Overlord of the Wei Dynasty." It was a historical/Jin, Sui, and Tang novel. It also had elements of transmigration and the return of the strong. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. "Overlord of Great Wei" Author: TL Cheng Zhi. Finished, you can read without worry. <Overlord of the Wei Dynasty>> Description:<History >/<Two Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties>> … Lalala, I'm here to recommend a new book. I found this book in the strongly recommended section today. It only has 400,000 words. After reading it in one go, I felt that it was not bad, so I added it to the book list. Being published in Sanjiang is also proof of the potential of the new book. This book has not been published yet, so I'll save it first and support the first order when the time comes. I usually have a lot of history books in my collection. After all, many people know my classification of history books. However, many of them will be deleted after reading 20 chapters, but this one doesn't. How should he put it? Perhaps he liked reading history because he was a little angry. That was why he especially liked this kind of hot-blooded books. It was so immersive that he wanted to go in and cheer for the main character! He couldn't bear to put this book down even after he finished reading it. Other than some typos and the fact that the elder had mixed up the names of the main character and the main character's father, there was nothing else… The author of this book was also an old author who had written about the Jin, Sui, and Tang Dynasties. He could be considered an old author. The updates were very fast, and there were even several updates a day. It was guaranteed that he would keep up with the updates. There were very few books in this period, so it was better to support them a little. The main character transmigrated to become the king of the Wei Dynasty, the king of Pengcheng. His father was Ran Min, a national hero. I think everyone should be familiar with him. Then, the main character changed the outcome of the Battle of Liantai with his own strength. The Wei army fought against 100,000 with some equipment and morale to achieve victory. He successfully led the army to meet his father Ran Min, and then because of his extraordinary performance, he won consecutive battles. Later on, he prepared to invade Qingzhou because of the grain problem of Wei. After that, he was personally conferred the title of King Chu by Ran Min, a first-class prince. It seemed that Ran Min had already made up his mind to let the protagonist take over. Da Da wrote Ran Min well. He had a heroic feeling and was a little cute. When Jin did not accept him in the early years, he felt very wronged. He did not let down the Han people, but the Han people let him down. I like watching the main character act tough. He's the Act-Tough King, a little mischievous, and a little ruthless. However, I feel very good about the alien race. There's nothing wrong with it. In the later stages, the main focus will be on the protagonist's career line. The main focus will be on fighting for hegemony. It's perfect as long as you don't add women. I really think that this kind of iron-blooded war novel shouldn't add any greasy plot. It's good to add some touching plots that are loyal and loyal to the monarch. Just like when the protagonist subdued Wang Meng! One of the girls blocked the sword for the main character, but I don't think anything will happen to the main character. She's the one who's causing trouble. And the woman who the main character took in at the beginning, she's letting the main character be praised for being Cao Mengde's good friend! I hope the author will write less of these plots! As for the war, I think it's written very well. It's so cool and exciting that I can't stop reading it! Come on, give Da Da a cheer! Do you want to read more interesting historical novels? Pay attention to my reading list! How much praise is fine ~ Hurry up and read!

This novel was "Many Things at the End of Wei". It was a historical/Jin, Sui, and Tang novel with elements of rebirth and Sui and Tang. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of "How Many Things at the End of Wei": The kite language remembers the fleeting years. Finished, you can read without worry. In the fourth year of Zhengguang, the people of Woye Town broke the six Han Baling uprising, and the situation in the world was surging. At this time, the Emperor of Northern Wei was still a young man with a strong character. Emperor Nanliang Bodhisattva has been on the throne for 21 years Emperor Shenwu of Northern Qi was only a ninth-grade postman. Emperor Wen of the Northern Zhou Dynasty had not yet reached his crown Emperor Taizu of the Sui Dynasty was determined to visit the mountains and rivers Tang Taizu was the henchman of the imperial student He Bayue The chief of Xiurong's first subject was heroic and vigorous. The universe general was very dissatisfied with the seventh-grade Gongcao Shi. The talents of the king's assistant Yu Jin and Su Chuo saw the subtle and knew the obvious, waiting for the wise monarch. The Chess Saint of a generation, a famous general, has yet to join the army. …… What should he do if he was reborn in such an era where there were so many prodigies? Was it for the king's vanguard or for the Central Plains? To the north, or to the south? Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "Jinwu". It was a historical/Jin, Sui, and Tang novel, and it had elements of transmigration, strategy, and farming. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of Jinwu: Stir-fried chili with black beans. Introduction to "Jinwu": History/Jin, Sui, Tang Dynasties Friendship Boosted ~ 📆(Thursday) Entry Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "Start the livestream and mix with the Tang Dynasty." It was a historical/Jin, Sui, and Tang Dynasty novel, and it had elements of the Tang Dynasty. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. [Starting a Live Broadcast to Mix with the Great Tang] Author: Crooked Mouth Pepper. Finished, you can read without worry. The introduction of "Start Live Broadcast and Mix with the Great Tang": In the first year of Zong Baoying in the Tang Dynasty, the Rebellion of An Lushan and Shi Lushan was about to end. Would the Great Tang Empire follow the path of history and continue the turmoil of the Middle and Late Tang, or would it revive? Xu Zhenchuan had transmigrated with a live streaming system. Yuan Chao, what do you want? Rebellion? I'll expose you! Bai Juyi, come over here and I'll teach you a song called 'Song of Everlasting Regret'. Learn it well and become a poet in the future. Yan Zhenqing, you…no, Grandpa Yan, can you teach me calligraphy? In the live broadcast room, Old Tie was shouting that he wanted to learn… Hurry up and read!