This is not a cool story about time-travelers cheating, but a modern soul struggling to break through the old iron curtain.
A college graduate traveled to the late Qing Dynasty and became Yixin, the sixth son of Emperor Daoguang.
"Sixth Master, what is hidden in the Underground Palace of Old Summer Palace is not gold and silver, but the 300,000 deeds of betrayal of the disciples of the Eight Banners!"
"Your Majesty, the salt merchants of Liangjiang River are threatening to cut off the canal supply!"
"Long live my lord, the foreign soldiers in the concession have set up the Krupp cannon!"
Every advancement of the New Deal must be fought through the cries of the clan, the death of hundreds of officials, and the coercion of foreign powers.
The iron curtain cracked, clouds rolled in, and many dragon flags fell.
Gunboats crossed the river, strong winds rose, and the ruins were filled with embers like blood.
When the Sixth Master came to court, he abrogated the old covenant, and the iron bones could not be destroyed.
The docks roared, and while they were talking and laughing, ten thousand pipes burst into pieces!
When the envoys of the great powers came to pay their respects in the past, they were surprised to find that the banks of the Huangpu River were no longer opium dens, but advanced war docks! The Chinese soldiers are no longer holding pipes, but various needle guns!
I wish this was not a time-travel novel, but a true history book from another time and space!
Reader comments
Beautiful, an excellent work of late Qing literature.
Among the positive comments and features, some proper nouns and notes on historical allusions are placed at the back, which does not affect the coherent reading of the main body of the article, but also answers the reader's thirst for knowledge. Another example is some Qing court vocabulary, but I don't seem to like it very much now. The author did not use it, deleted or replaced these words, which made the article more comfortable to read, which is also praised.
The description of the characters is also very vivid. At least some of the characters have already established their images for me, who is not familiar with the late Qing Dynasty.
In the river link, there are also many bad mistakes in the book where the protagonist admits responsibility and the people below can vigorously implement it. This book explains what it means to have policies from above and countermeasures from below!
Regarding the reform of the protagonist, I have some thoughts to say. Although he was poor and weak at the time and urgently needed to strengthen himself, don't do it for the sake of reform. Just like the capitalists, in order to make enough profits, they can even use the rope to hang themselves. The butt determines the head, the Meiji Restoration of the day, the British Glorious Revolution, and the constitutional monarchy are all good plans. As for how to do it, Chunqiu's writing is still very obscure.
Youdao is that the butt determines the head. Until now, the author's writing is very good. I hope the author will not try to sell dog meat on the sheep's head in the future. The first Qing Dynasty novel I read was "The Qing Dynasty: I am Prince Gong". It is a very good book. I hope the author can also write a very exciting book. Come on, author [blowing kiss]
This is my first time reading a novel of this type. I hope it doesn't end badly.
It's worth a try. This is the best Qing Dynasty text I've ever seen.
Beautiful, an excellent work of late Qing literature. Among the positive comments and features, some proper nouns and notes on historical allusions are placed at the back, which does not affect the coherent reading of the main body of the article, but also answers the reader's thirst for knowledge. Another example is some Qing court vocabulary, but I don't seem to like it very much now. The author did not use it, deleted or replaced these words, which made the article more comfortable to read, which is also praised. The description of the characters is also very vivid. At least some of the characters have already established their images for me, who is not familiar with the late Qing Dynasty. In the river link, there are also many bad mistakes in the book where the protagonist admits responsibility and the people below can vigorously implement it. This book explains what it means to have policies from above and countermeasures from below! Regarding the reform of the protagonist, I have some thoughts to say. Although he was poor and weak at the time and urgently needed to strengthen himself, don't do it for the sake of reform. Just like the capitalists, in order to make enough profits, they can even use the rope to hang themselves. The butt determines the head, the Meiji Restoration of the day, the British Glorious Revolution, and the constitutional monarchy are all good plans. As for how to do it, Chunqiu's writing is still very obscure.
Youdao is that the butt determines the head. Until now, the author's writing is very good. I hope the author will not try to sell dog meat on the sheep's head in the future. The first Qing Dynasty novel I read was "The Qing Dynasty: I am Prince Gong". It is a very good book. I hope the author can also write a very exciting book. Come on, author [blowing kiss]
This is my first time reading a novel of this type. I hope it doesn't end badly.
It's worth a try. This is the best Qing Dynasty text I've ever seen.
It looks good so far
Fun and interesting! A rare good book!