1848 Qing Dynasty Charcoal Burner

The territory is not large, the foundation is unstable, there are not many troops, and there are only a few cadres to start land reform. It is against the entire landlord class. It is a step too big. Our party is so strong, so we will first reduce rents and interest rates to stabilize some people.

Reading progress is up to the latest 48 chapters. Personally, I think that first-class authors can prevent the economic system from collapsing. Economics is the cornerstone of politics. It can be derived from this: who is a friend and who is an enemy. No matter what doctrine you want to practice or what kind of boxing you want to fight, you must first have enough food. Second-rate authors can keep their power system from collapsing. Resources are limited, desires are unlimited. No matter what the background of the work is, only power is real. The power here includes individual power/military strength/technological strength... Talking back to the historical background of this book, it stands to reason that it is not difficult to achieve the above two points as long as the author is willing to do his homework. As for the actual situation... Everyone knows it. I'm glad that the author has done it so far, keep it up 👍

It's okay for now, but the key still depends on how it develops in the future. If we just follow the historical Taiping Army northward, the upper limit of this book will be reached. We should find another way to develop and expand in the border areas of Guangdong, Guangxi, Hunan and other places. If Yang, Xiao, Hong and others want to go north, let them go, and leave development behind on the grounds that all eggs cannot be put in one basket. Don't write about the uprising so quickly. The early development should be written fully, and the subsequent plot will appear reasonable even if it is faster.

Some points were too poisonous. Li Zhao and his gang killed several gangsters. Some of them were slightly injured but were immediately written to death. Dozens of thieves had thousands of taels of silver on them, and they all carried it with them. They still used it to rob, and they were hungry.

Everyone, if one day you really travel to the Qing Dynasty, can you succeed in the uprising with your own strength? (Everything is absolutely true, consistent with reality and logic, and is not substituted from the perspective of a novel)

They were mixed up with the Taiping Army, and Hong Xiuquan and Yang were written so badly. Why were they still mixed together?

The biggest poisonous point of this book is that the author uses the Taiping Army to repeatedly emphasize the protagonist, which is disgusting.

I can't stand it anymore. A strong army and a bunch of rubbish who only know how to fight among themselves and try their best to exploit and oppress the people and pretend to be crazy once they get rich should stand on their own feet long ago!

Author, you should finish writing American Gold Tycoon, don't give up halfway and just write a new book😎

It feels so bad to rebel through the Qing Dynasty. Come on, author.