Reborn in the Late Years of Kangxi

Others are chiefs who only care about their own interests. They are ideologically castrated and closed to the country. In the peak period of the feudal dynasty's supreme rule, if you put it in the past, the demise of the Qing Dynasty began to be laid in Kangxi, and even earlier in Shunzhi. If it weren't for Yongzheng's efforts to correct the situation, a series of reforms gradually turned the emptiness of the treasury into a surplus and then to fullness, dividing the treasury into acres and so on! Then I am afraid that the Qing Dynasty will be destroyed decades in advance, but with Qianlong, you can do whatever you want. From then on, the Qing Dynasty began to be completely destroyed from Qianlong! In fact, the highest ruling class of the Qing Dynasty was very aware of a series of scientific and academic arts such as Western mathematics, painting, calculus, geometry, etc., And even knew how to do these things themselves. However, they were imprisoned in the palace and could not get out. No ideas and academics could flow into the people. The Qing Dynasty tried hard to firmly control the state power, but did the facts prove that it was effective? Should it perish or must perish, this is why I don't like the Manchu Dynasty very much

Anyone who offends our Qing Dynasty will be compensated no matter how far away he is!

Some people may scold me, but I can't accept it. . . . Just like the Japanese invaded us and helped us in many ways after liberation. . . . For those of you who are ready to scold me, can you forget the history of Japan's invasion of China? Even if you can, I can't, because I'm Chinese! I cannot accept the setting of this book because I am also Han Chinese! Come ready to scold me! I'm not afraid! There are 1 billion Han people behind me!

When I first read the title of the book, I thought it was anti-Qing. After reading it, I felt that the writing was very good and I could read on. However, after reading a few more chapters, I realized that it was about being a slave to the Qing Tatars. I felt bored while reading it and stopped reading.

I haven't read it, but I saw it from the comment section. Basically, I put on the clothes of a male channel and wrote the routine of a female channel, but write a novel, how can you lead the Chinese people to attack the world powers without rebellion in the Qing Dynasty? Do you think that without supreme rights, you can avoid being bullied by foreign powers? This is a matter of knowledge. Do you think the natives of the Qing Dynasty could understand this? Can you follow the advice of a person whose title is "slave"? Also, this is a novel. The protagonist of the novel has an aura of invincibility and immortality. Is this correct? Why don't the author switch back to a female channel, and then change the gender of the characters in it, so I don't think so many people will complain. Remember why you rebelled, that is, only a strong country will not be bullied. If you don't rebel, where will you have the right to use the power of the whole country?

Clothing slaves, servile thinking must be resolutely abandoned

Modern people travel through the Qing Dynasty, shave their braided heads, and become slaves! Accepted

A very funny question is that there are always people who feel that if the Ming Dynasty had not perished, China would not have suffered the humiliation of modern times. However, the reality is that the Ming Dynasty may not even have a chance to survive until 1840. The demise of the Ming Dynasty was inevitable. Even if the Han Dynasty came to power, unless it could break with Confucianism and the landlords, it would be the next Manchu Qing Dynasty. Breaking with the Confucian landlords was tantamount to going against everyone in the world. In ancient China, such people were the targets of everyone's punishment.

I'm used to reading book reviews first and then reading the content, but why are they all about emperors and men? As a Han Chinese, I feel self-conscious, but I don't feel that I am nobler than people of other ethnic groups. We are all Chinese. When you insult the Manchus, have you ever thought that there are many Manchus around you, maybe friends or classmates. How should they feel if you let them know that you talk about the Manchus like this? Let's put ourselves in someone else's shoes. There were many humiliations in the late Qing Dynasty, but what we should do now is not to insult or accuse anyone, but to remember history and lessons, unite together, and reject national division and national discrimination.

No one will forgive the traitor to the country. Who can read the novel clearly when he excludes the Han people and treats them as slaves? What does the author think