๐According to your requirements, I recommend the following novels: 1. "Beautiful Journey to Hegemony": Virtual hegemony of four countries. There are ancient wars, powerful ministers fighting for power, emperors scheming, and other elements. There is no transmigration, no palace fighting, but there is love and conspiracy. It is very exciting. 2. "Prince Rampaging the World": Ancient military, Jianghu, invincible. The main character has power in the court and is invincible in Jianghu. He is a sickly young prince. It is very interesting. 3. [The Stronghold Thief Rules the World]: Transmigrate into a specious world and participate in the process of the Stronghold base conquering the world and the Central Plains. I hope you will like the above novels. If you have any more needs, please feel free to tell me ~ Muah ~๐
๐I recommend Geming to you. It's a historical novel about the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties. The protagonist of the story was Ye Feng, a military history enthusiast. He traveled through time and space to the 16th year of Emperor Chongzhen, when the country was about to fall. At this turning point in history, he hoped to be able to make a revolution and save the country. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~๐
I recommend the following historical military novels to you: 1. [Three Kingdoms: A transmigrator with a system of weapons and armor conquers the world during the Three Kingdoms period.] 2. [Legend of the Eagle: A special training team member traveled to the Anti-Japanese Era and formed the Eagle Commando Team, fighting to a narrow victory.] 3. "Wild Wolf Commando of the War of Resistance": A carpenter became a sniper expert and led the commando team to defeat the Japanese army. 4. [The Strongest Soldier of the War of Resistance]: A cook becomes an anti-Japanese general, growing up in love and mission; 5. Ghost Words: A modern person travels to the Ming Dynasty, communicating with ghosts and embarking on the path of creating history. 6. Survival at the End of the Western Jin Dynasty: An ordinary person transmigrated to the end of the Western Jin Dynasty to seek survival and hegemony in the illegal salt trade. 7. "The Liaodong Iron Cavalry of the Three Kingdoms": A special forces soldier traveled to the end of the Han Dynasty and became the descendant of Marquis Bolu, conquering the world. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
๐I recommend the following historical and military novels to you: 1. " Time Travel to the End of the Ming Dynasty: Start with a Doomsday Town ": The protagonist traveled to the end of the Ming Dynasty and obtained a Doomsday Town. He had to travel between the two worlds to earn points, break through the city, defend the city, kill Tartars, kill zombies, and so on. 2. " Witnessing a Shocking Moment: Experiencing China ": The host suddenly had the ability to travel through time. He could go to any historical period and wanted to spread the history of China. The program showed the most magnificent moment of China, and it was deeply touching. 3. The protagonist has superhuman abilities in the court and in the martial world. He drew on the Taiwu Painting Scroll, the Qin Dynasty's Bright Moon, and other elements. 4. " Great Tang: Crazy, Li Shimin Begs Me to Be the Crown Prince ": The protagonist transmigrated to the Great Tang and became the King of Wei, Li Tai, who had the same name and surname. He could transform and create all kinds of technology. 5. "I am Fengxian": The protagonist is adapted from Lu Bu. A former special forces soldier became his ancestor, Lu Bu. He walked through the life of the number one general of the three kingdoms and began his own heaven-defying change of fate, starting his legend of light and shadow. I hope you like my recommendation.๐
I recommend the following historical military novels to you: The Strongest Soldier of the War of Resistance War Spirit Rises " Time Traversing the End of Ming Dynasty: Opening a Doomsday Town " "The Crown Prince Rampaging the World" [Military Doctor of the War of Resistance] Bright Wolf Bloody Years The War of Resistance against Han Madman " Grand Plans in Troubled Times " Rise of the Middle Ages The plots of these novels are wonderful, and the protagonists have their own characteristics. Each one is full of history and military atmosphere. I believe you will like one or more of them. I hope my recommendation can bring you a different reading experience.
I, as a literary lover, recommend the following military novels that are historical and fictional. They are all very iron-blooded and blood-boiling: 1. [The Iron-Blooded Fierce General of the Xiongba Three Kingdoms: The protagonist grows up to become a fierce and ruthless hero in the Three Kingdoms Era. He creates a new order with an even more iron-blooded method and wins the hegemony of the Three Kingdoms with iron blood!] 2. " The Mercenary's Eternal Qin and Han Dynasty ": The protagonist, as a mercenary, traveled to the Qin and Han Dynasties in search of the path to immortality. He experienced a series of bloody and hot-blooded war fantasies. 3. The protagonist was a special forces soldier. He traveled to the Ming Dynasty and became the commander of the Iron Blood Corps. His blood forged the glory of the Ming Dynasty. I hope I can satisfy your needs. If you like the novels recommended above, please feel free to tell me!๐~
I recommend the following historical military novels to you: "The Strongest Soldier of the War of Resistance,""The Legend of the Eagle," and "The Wild Wolf Commando of the War of Resistance." They were all written by the author, Moongazer Moon, and they told their own unique stories of the war. They involved shooting, fighting, strategy, and other elements. They were very exciting. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah~!
๐I recommend the following novels to you. I hope you will like them: 1. "The Legend of the Warhawk": The protagonist traveled back to the Anti-Japanese War era, formed the Warhawk Commando Team, and defeated the Japanese on the battlefield. 2. "The Strongest Soldier of the Anti-Japanese War": The main character was a chef. He joined the anti-Japanese flood and became an all-powerful anti-Japanese general that terrified the Japanese. The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope you like it ~
A historical military novel with a cheat meant that the protagonist in the novel had some superpower or special skills that could help them gain some special advantages in the game, such as traveling through time, space, changing history, and so on. This type of novel was more common, and some of the famous works included Battle Through the Heavens, The Peak of Martial Refinement, Stars Transformation, and so on. Although these novels had a certain degree of imagination and literary value, they might also attract the attention of some readers because they might think that the plot of the protagonist in these novels having a cheat was too exaggerated. However, this type of novel also existed, and many historical and military novels were one of them. If you are interested in historical military novels, you can read some classic novels such as War and Peace, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margins, etc. These works have rich historical backgrounds and characters that can be used as references to understand history and literature.
Military historical fiction novels typically blend historical facts with fictional elements. They use real historical settings, such as the Napoleonic Wars in 'Master and Commander'. The characters are often complex, with their own motives and beliefs. In 'Red Badge of Courage', the main character's internal struggle is a key part. Also, these novels can give insights into military strategies and tactics of different eras.
I think 'Master and Commander' by Patrick O'Brian is among the top military historical fiction novels. It follows the adventures of Captain Jack Aubrey and his ship's surgeon Stephen Maturin during the Napoleonic Wars. The detailed descriptions of naval battles and life at sea are fascinating. 'Sharpe's Eagle' by Bernard Cornwell is also excellent. It features Richard Sharpe, a British soldier, in the Peninsular War. Then there's 'The Red Badge of Courage' by Stephen Crane, which delves into the psychological aspects of a young soldier in the American Civil War.