
Transmigrated to Qing China to Rebel: Ten Thousand Miles of Chinese Territory
穿清造反:中华十万里江山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 454k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's quite satisfactory, a bit idealistic. I'll give it points for the sake of clearing up the rebellion.
It still feels like a good experience! ! The plot is not bad either! You can take a look! Not very friendly to Aixinjueluo! Ha ha!
Overall, it's okay; it's just that the pace is a bit too fast. Except for the initial stage, which is slightly detailed, the rest is like the commentary of some documentaries. It briefly explains the general process of "problems arise → analyze problems → solve problems" and then switches to the next event.
I'll give it 5 stars for "Chuanqing Rebellion"
This is a book that dares to think and write and yet is completed. At least it satisfies all the author's fantasies. In the later stages of the book, a lot of "trivial matters" introduce the development of science and technology. For me, these contents deduct a lot of points. Normally, I can only get about 78 points out of 100 points. So just like the two points mentioned at the beginning, give it a 5-star rating.
Generally speaking, it's okay, but we can go deeper and study the lightweight mortars and machine guns. Overall, it's okay, but we can go deeper and study the lightweight mortars, machine guns, and step by step research on computer rockets, etc.
The author is definitely not named Zhang or has lost his family tree. He doesn't even know the ancestral training of the Zhang family [face covering] [face covering]
Not bad, I hope the author will be diligent and give [like][like][like]
Not bad, very cool. Unlike other novels about the Qing rebellion. I wrote nearly 200 articles, but I haven't even won a single province.
It's not a big problem, you can take a look