Anti-clearance

Plot rating: 9 Writing rating: 9 Logic score: 9 Brainstorm rating: 4 A very typical serious historical online text, but a little bit more refreshing. Alas, I can't figure out how the historical list is arranged. Maybe there are really only a few people who have spoken out. I remember that there is an old saying about Qingqiu about walking in Qidian. Maybe Qidian has really made progress because there are more people. This is also an old author. I didn't read the last one, mainly because it was more cheerful. This book is more serious. The character of the protagonist is very consistent with the feelings of ordinary people in reality. Although what is in the heart is different from what is said on the mouth, isn't that the way the world is? Not everything goes as planned. It is precisely because of this charm that I like serious books. You don't need to read the previous sentence to know what to write in the next sentence. Travel, revolt, conquer territory, educate ideologically, and then dominate. I'm not saying that these are too boring, but I read history to have more knowledge about the past. In the early stages of this book, the protagonist is confused, the supporting characters are confused, they are all confused, and they are only supported by a crazy energy. I happened to come across a passage while reading Shakespeare recently. Although the core is different, the meaning of the sentence is very appropriate. "A madman walking a blind man is a common pathology of this era."

I just came across the book Bones, read a few chapters, and saved it.

(News update: Unfortunately, the ending was rushed and the rating dropped to 4 stars) A very good anti-Qing novel, starting from the Li Laiheng Department, the last anti-Qing base in the late Southern Ming Dynasty. The beginning of the novel is impassioned and tragic, and it perfectly describes the doomsday scene in which the building will collapse after the death of the Yongli Dynasty. Later on, the style of painting changed. In order to gain time and development, the protagonist wandered among the major forces of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, taking advantage of the conflicts between Kangxi, Obai, and Wu Sangui to seek benefits for his own forces. It was very interesting. Please note that the male protagonist in this book will temporarily surrender in order to maintain his base. If you can't accept it, I don't recommend reading it. 5 Stars.

Bones has been at odds with me in the Qing Dynasty for ten years. This book is set in the third year of Kangxi, starting from a captain of the Ming Army in Kuidong...