Things Started in 1845

Since the Tomato novel, this is the novel that is most in line with my values. I give it a 5-point rating! The author is not poisoned by decadent ideas, knows who creates wealth, relies on class, develops class, understands unity and transition, and uses less violence to eliminate, transforms traditional Confucian culture, carries out capital transformation and industrial revolution for the whole society, and achieves the dream of national unification and the rise of a great country. Due to the characteristics of the times, the author was unable to achieve a republican government in one step, nor did he blindly adopt a utopian government in later generations. Instead, it was completely correct to adopt a constitutional monarchy. It is a pity that the novel ends too hastily and does not elaborate on how to establish a constitutional monarchy with long-term security. It also does not write down how the international situation will develop and how science and technology will develop in the future from the perspective of a time traveler for future generations. It is a pity. I wonder if there is any more important new book by the author that can surpass the significance of this book? This book is simply a new height in the world of tomato novels!

Good anti-Qing five-star

Good-looking novels are not about awesome protagonists, exciting fighting and war scenes, or anything else... What is really exciting is novel perspectives and words that can be logically scrutinized. The chapter on the establishment of the convention has the flavor of dialectics, and it is very well written.

It combines modern history with the Ming and Qing dynasties. After reading a lot of history, the things written are in line with historical standards and the people's hard work in order to change China's previous poverty, backwardness and ignorance.

Beautiful, great content. [Sinister smile]

It's pretty good. It gets better and better later on. The rating is low. It should be above 9.0.

It's pretty good. I think it's a very interesting historical novel with deep national spirit.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking This book can be regarded as the last novel of the Qing Dynasty. In my opinion, there is no other novel that can compare to this one.

It's okay, I have some thinking skills in it.

It's a hasty ending, it's well written! ! Well

Not bad. At least there's nothing wrong with it so far.

It's not bad, although it's the fun part at the end

There is something to be said, but it is a pity that it was suppressed and lacked overseas sections.

Very nice. It just feels a bit delayed

The best one I have ever read among Chuanqing novels

He has a solid foundation of skills. Although it is not a cool article, he is still very strategic.

It's chapter 13, and it's pretty well written so far. At least it deserves five stars from me alone.

Really good, no mistakes

The author writes well.

Very beautiful. Very beautiful.

Come on, come on, come on

It's okay, I think

Full of family and country feelings.

I found that many anti-Qing books have low ratings.

It's okay so far, right?

There are still quite a few novels written in the late Qing Dynasty. This one is pretty good, but it's not as perfect since Lan Fang didn't write it.

Although the ending of this book is rushed, it is very good compared to most books. Hats off to the author!

Deep insights, wise analysis, and good intentions

This is a modern novel that involves the most profound political, cultural, economic and social changes, and is also the most logically consistent novel. Of course, the novel is not very enjoyable.

Excellent work, the embodiment of justice.