Raging Seas Overwhelm the Qing, 1852

I have to say that it is very well written and very pertinent, with a little added love and hatred of characters with distinctive personalities, which is comparable to that of Jin Yong. But the score is just not as good as those mindless and cool articles. How to make historical articles interesting is also a challenge.

Among the novels I have read on the subject, it is considered to be the best. There are very few novels on the subject of the Tomato rebellion in the late Qing Dynasty, let alone excellent works. After reading so many chapters, I will give you a five-star to encourage the author [Thinking]

The concept is complete and reasonable, and the writing is smooth. It is relatively good among Qing Dynasty time travel novels.

The story is quite reasonable and good-looking. Those who have just read a little bit should not complain. As you continue reading, you will find that the story structure is quite concise and reasonable, but it develops a little too fast. But overall it's still an excellent time-travel novel. Some people say that they should open Goldfinger again and create a system. I think it is too nonsense. Traveling through history is cheating, and then create a system... Haha, I have never read this kind of novel.

It can be said that the writing is very good, the plot is reasonable, and there is no logic at all like other cheats.

There are battles, blood and internal affairs, the rhythm of opening maps is well controlled, and there are more updates than others. Is this the kind of book you like?

This book is awesome! Is the male protagonist a special forces soldier? Although I feel like this special soldier knows too many things, he is very powerful anyway! Travel to the late Qing Dynasty and save the world, The author has a wide range of knowledge! The description of the characters is also very detailed

The highlight of the author is that he has very upright views. He cuts into historical time and space as a doer. The comments and summaries at many points in time are insightful and innovative. He is full of useful information. Please work hard to write it down.

I'm tired of watching the Three Kingdoms and the Ming Dynasty, but now I'm looking at the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. It's pretty good. Come on! I can't keep up with the updates!

The content of the book is 3 and a half to 4 stars, plus one more star for personal preference. It is a relatively good book, with all the details well considered and the logic generally smooth. Although it does have the aura of a protagonist, it is much better than other Tomato books that always system this and that without any emphasis on rationality and logic. I don't think the emotional line is a burden. After all, the protagonist is also a human being. His emotions and desires are all human and the author handles the emotional line appropriately and in detail, which is acceptable. There are some other issues with the details, but nothing too serious. Reading this book gave me the feeling of reading military history articles from a few years ago when online articles were not strictly censored. Although it does not meet the strict requirements of 5 stars, 4 stars is still enough.