Empress Dowager Cixi: "The biggest mistake of my life was putting him on the throne."
Bannerfolk: "Why is the emperor of our Manchu people helping the Han people?"
Zuo Zongtang: "With the country on the brink of ruin and the state in danger of collapse, having this emperor is a blessing for China!"
Li Hongzhang: "What exactly is His Majesty thinking? I just can't figure him out!"
King George V: "I wish we had destroyed that country sooner. It left my Royal Navy unable to recover."
Li Ye transmigrated into the Qing Dynasty and became the Guangxu Emperor. He destroyed Empress Dowager Cixi, boosted industry and commerce, slaughtered the Manchu aristocrats, trampled the Eight-Nation Alliance, and waged cultural imperialism. The whole world trembled beneath his feet.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Anyone who invades our Tatar Qing Dynasty will definitely pay compensation no matter how far away they are.
There was no Russia back then, brother
There is a problem with the author's stance. Since you wrote that you are a Manchu, you should stand on the Manchu side.
Why is there no novel about the massacre of Japanese and foreigners? All the men are killed. How cool it is to write like this. There are only two types of people in the world: Chinese and mixed-race Chinese. Anyway, that's what I think. They write well, but they just beat foreigners.
Want to read this book. You need to practice guessing first!
Chapter 6: Cut off your braids just after taking office? You are too stubborn. At least cultivate one or two Han confidants, and then at least weaken the legitimacy of Money Rat Tail before cutting off your braids. Although the novel is YY, it is not that rigid.
Yangzhou ten days, Jiading three massacres, have you forgotten these? You Tunguska slaves
Don't rebel if you wear it clean, drill the chrysanthemum with an electric drill.
Wear it clean and don't rebel, chrysanthemum set for electric drill
I was wondering how this novel felt more and more familiar the more I read it, until I saw the word "yellow-skinned monkey" appear many times and realized that I had read this book before, just because of this word. In the past, the weak Qing Dynasty was scolded like this every day, but later it became a great power and was still called that in public, and the word was mentioned several times in almost every chapter. I wonder if foreigners in the book are all stupid and do not care about the occasion. It is really a disgusting way of writing.