A young man from Earth, equipped with the Corrupt Official System, transmigrates to a parallel world and into the body of Heshen, the notorious corrupt official of the Qing Empire, famous to later generations.
At this time, Heshen is still just a down-and-out ordinary young Manchu, about to travel to the capital to sit for the imperial examinations. He has yet to become the great corrupt official who stands second only to The Outcast and above everyone else.
Powerful ministers lurk close by, upright officials watch from afar, while foreign powers and the Taiping rebels hold sway beyond the borders.
The British Empire, on which the sun never sets, and the French Empire have established maritime dominance, turning the Qing Empire into a dumping ground for their light industrial goods.
Tsarist Russia has become the world's largest land power by area, and periodically plunders the Qing Empire.
Watch as the protagonist rises from obscurity, earns the top spot in the imperial examinations, eliminates powerful enemies, develops industry, builds a fleet, lifts the maritime ban, and seizes colonies, leading the Chinese people and the Qing Empire to become the world's foremost power, and becoming the world's foremost corrupt official.
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The hatred of the Nine Generations can still be avenged, but the hatred of the Manchus and Han Dynasties cannot be adjusted.
My personal opinion is that the Qing Dynasty was a dynasty that harmed China for hundreds of years.
If you don't like it, you can leave. Don't be so pushy. If you have the ability, write it yourself. Everyone has their own preferences. If you don't like it, you don't have to read it. Some people should not rise to the level of personal attack on the author. No one is begging you to read it. You can read it or not. The author doesn't care about those**
Now the officials of the Chinese dynasty have long surpassed Heshen's record.
Brother, the war at that time was not something you could fight whenever you wanted. The more you fought, the richer you became. Only the United States did it. If you brought 50,000 people, how much food would you eat in a day? One meal counts as 2 taels for you. You have to eat 30,000 kilograms of grain for three meals a day. You think there are only 50,000 people there. There is no coachman to bring at least 100,000 people. The coachman carries the grain back and forth. The coachman also has to eat. I won't count this. You need to eat some when fighting a high-intensity war. Do you think it's just for fun? How much does a cannon cost? How many vehicles can be produced in a year? At that time, the steelmaking technology was 5 and 6 vehicles a year, and there was plenty of spare time. I didn't have much iron, but I still wanted to practice steel. At that time, the cost of firing a cannon was about the same as that of a missile today. The first person who disagreed during the war was the Minister of Finance.
Wear it clean and don't rebel, use chrysanthemum to turn it on
In the game I played, the Qing Dynasty was being destroyed every day. In the game, the Qing Dynasty was the one that everyone shouted to fight*
It's not fun without Ji Xiaolan in the TV series, Ji Xiaolan and Shen are true love
Having said that, I don't really want to read Qing Dynasty novels anymore. Aggrieved
Every time I look at the cover, I think it's Fengshen Yinde from The Adventures of the Brave