Lin Yu, a modern social animal, accidentally traveled to Emperor Xianfeng when he woke up. He faced internal and external troubles and was surrounded by great powers!
He used modern knowledge to improve firearms!
Forming an alliance with Germany at the same time allowed the Qing army to take the lead in equipment.
Establish new schools and develop industry.
From military innovation to economic transformation, amid court disputes and the presence of great powers, it rewrote the century-old history of humiliation after the late Qing Dynasty.
Shut out the great powers and restore China's glory!
Later generations called him Emperor Guangwu! ! ! Guangwu ZTE! ! !
Reader comments
Highly recommended, very well written! ! The most special thing is that the description of the characters is very distinctive. The Battle of Changsha of the Taiping Rebellion is very reminiscent of that era, showing the struggle of the feudal dynasty about to transform into modern society, with equal emphasis on conservatism and progress. Moreover, the perspective is just right in terms of grandeur and specific time. It is not limited to the perspective of the protagonist, but still takes the perspective of the protagonist as the main line, which is very good! (Personal suggestion: Cixi had to be killed, and Wu Zetian was also sent to nuns. What happened next? A country is easy to change, but its nature is hard to change. You can't be soft-hearted, and you can't be cleansed. And emperors can also have brotherly feelings. Don't write Guiziliu backwards.) Come on, seeing this kind of article in Tomato is like a bright spot!
Brother, please update. Don't stop. I finally found a good book. Don't stop updating. [Grieved] [I'm about to cry]
It's good, but the monarchy is bound to lag behind
It's okay, I can't say it doesn't look good, and I can't say it looks ugly either.
Five-star recommendation! I haven't seen this type of good article on Tomato for a long time, and it's really eye-catching. It's not fast food style, it's written.
The story line is very good, with novel materials starting from the entire late Qing Dynasty, the writing is free, and the conception is clever. I highly recommend it [Like]
ps: I hope we can finally have a constitutional monarchy like Japan. Win-win [laughing]
Highly recommended, very well written! ! The most special thing is that the description of the characters is very distinctive. The Battle of Changsha of the Taiping Rebellion is very reminiscent of that era, showing the struggle of the feudal dynasty about to transform into modern society, with equal emphasis on conservatism and progress. Moreover, the perspective is just right in terms of grandeur and specific time. It is not limited to the perspective of the protagonist, but still takes the perspective of the protagonist as the main line, which is very good! (Personal suggestion: Cixi had to be killed, and Wu Zetian was also sent to nuns. What happened next? A country is easy to change, but its nature is hard to change. You can't be soft-hearted, and you can't be cleansed. And emperors can also have brotherly feelings. Don't write Guiziliu backwards.) Come on, seeing this kind of article in Tomato is like a bright spot!
Brother, please update. Don't stop. I finally found a good book. Don't stop updating. [Grieved] [I'm about to cry]
It's good, but the monarchy is bound to lag behind
It's okay, I can't say it doesn't look good, and I can't say it looks ugly either.
Five-star recommendation! I haven't seen this type of good article on Tomato for a long time, and it's really eye-catching. It's not fast food style, it's written. The story line is very good, with novel materials starting from the entire late Qing Dynasty, the writing is free, and the conception is clever. I highly recommend it [Like] ps: I hope we can finally have a constitutional monarchy like Japan. Win-win [laughing]
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