The Turmoil of the Qing Dynasty
乱清
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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I've finished reading this book. It's very well-written, with a great overall framework and structure. This prosperous era perfectly matches my imagination. Several chapters made my blood boil. Long live the motherland! Long live the people! Hooray for the completion!
I finished reading it. I savored the beginning carefully, but skipped the part about the world war. Overall, it's a very good novel. I've read at least twenty time-travel novels, and none of them manage to present the world in such a good way! Most of those focus on the domestic situation first, then the international one, so they get boring towards the end.
Looking back on history and forward to the future, our shared home needs to select suitable leaders from among its members to guide us forward. Indeed, cultural ties are the umbilical cord, and the blood of cultural genes is thicker than water. Thank you for the author's imaginative ideas; we should also be grounded and work diligently. May China thrive and prosper on this blue planet.
I read it from beginning to end and felt it was exceptionally well-written. Although the protagonist inevitably falls into the cliché of building a harem, the career-oriented storylines were truly outstanding and incredibly engaging. I was completely immersed in the reading, feeling as if I had traveled through time myself. Lately, I've been wondering if I could experience that kind of time travel myself.
Absolutely fantastic! This is the best historical time-travel novel I've ever read.
This book is a rare gem among time-travel stories set in the Qing Dynasty. Although it was removed from the Tomato Bookstore, its brilliance remains undiminished. From the choice of time period to the integration of chemical theories, the writing is fast-paced and engaging. However, the book offers limited descriptions of specific characters, scenery, geography, and customs, making it feel somewhat underdeveloped. This might simply be due to the author's unique perspective.
Overall, this book is quite good, with a tight plot and no filler. The ending is also very good; the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation is achieved in the book 😂. There are some shortcomings, which is why I gave it 4 stars. The plot develops a bit too quickly. The road to the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation would require at least tens of millions of words, and this is only a few.
This is currently my favorite historical fiction story. I highly recommend updating it quickly! Don't stop updating! Wow, this update speed is amazing! 👍
The content is pretty good and worth recommending. The idea of rebellion from a chemical perspective is novel, and anything made with dried wild boar hide would be good.
I skimmed through it, and the book is indeed a rare Qing Dynasty time-travel rebellion novel, especially regarding the Kangxi Emperor, rather than the so-called late Ming Dynasty, which is crucial. Although there are many illogical parts, and perhaps some idealistic and exaggerated elements, it is definitely much better than system novels. The content is somewhat disorganized, but the overall outline is good.