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I've been experiencing a reading drought recently and have been looking for books.
I suddenly noticed that most historical fiction is about saving the world during the fall of the Ming Dynasty or the Song Dynasty.
Fine, the Qing Dynasty era, even when trying to save the world, it wasn't saving the Qing itself.
How come there's no "saving the world during the fall of the Yuan Dynasty" 😂😂😂?
Are Han Chinese still the core novel audience?