A Revolutionary in the Qing Dynasty

I think the book is excellent because it's realistically written, slow-paced, and maintains a sense of suspense. It also shows the author's extensive research and rich experience. Those who rushed to write reviews after only a short time have made me acutely aware of the fast pace of our times. Many of Tomato's readers are spoiled by fast-paced, feel-good stories.

How to put it? It's so real, just too real. It's frustrating to watch, with everyone opposing the protagonist and him being controlled by others at every turn. I've watched the whole thing. It was very good. The beginning was a bit depressing, but it got better as things developed later on.

Chapter 32, not bad, the plot is reasonable, and it makes you want to keep reading. Some people are making random comments, and I almost missed this book! Chapter 126, this is truly a thoughtful book! 👍 Chapter 199, really good, not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel, but a thought-provoking one.

If I could finish reading it, then it's a pretty good book. It has its flaws and its strengths, but overall it's acceptable. However, the Qing army was overly strengthened later on. In reality, feudal armies were basically crushed by modern armies. The reason wasn't the weapons, but the people. A typical example is the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895.

The protagonist seems incredibly stupid to me. He can't even lie honestly. He could just kill the person he meets right away. He can't even be ruthless enough. First of all, the beginning doesn't appeal to me at all. The protagonist is too stupid, his IQ is questionable. Why would I tell him what I'm doing when I buy alcohol? Are you writing about a native or yourself? Two lifetimes later, and still this stupid?

Without speculating, I found the author's insightful thoughts and perspectives to be very helpful.

It's truly rare to find such a profound book on Tomato. It doesn't have any plot devices, making it very realistic, but it's precisely this realism that we should confront. While light novels are enjoyable, they can be depressing.

This book is really well written; it clearly and explicitly discusses the anti-Qing sentiment.

It possesses profound skill and is no ordinary item. I feel sorry for those who give bad reviews, that they never understand how to live their lives, and I feel sad for the quality of humanity.

With integrity as lofty as frost, was it Boyi? Shuqi's integrity will never change through the ages. Birds have vanished from the mountains, and the sick have ceased worldly affairs. Like bamboo and pine, his integrity will endure through the seasons, forever unbroken. My lord! You must not break your principles and abandon me so heartlessly. I will remain chaste even in my spring dreams, and I will remain chaste even alone in my empty chamber.