The Late Qing Empire's Most Notorious Young Scion

Will this male protagonist become an emperor, a revolutionary leader, or be subordinate to others?

The author of Ultimate Treasure, the plot is very reasonable. It is not a piece of writing, it is a little bit of cheating, but it can be regarded as a cheating that can be done, and it is not something that is unreasonable if it is conjured out of thin air. The plot needs to be understandable.

There are still a few chapters that I haven't finished yet, and I'm going to develop my skills. It can be said to be a masterpiece. In terms of Tomato, people may think it is a brainless and cool article based on the name, but it is not the case. There is no such thing as a system, and the development of science and technology is reasonable. The author has also done detailed homework and materials. The collection is good. The Sino-Japanese War of 1894, which is the focus of the first and middle stages, was written slowly in the 200th chapter. Many readers may think it is too slow, but it just made me feel good. The first 100 or so chapters have laid a good foundation, and the climax of the story can be told well. Anyway, please come on, author, and don't be self-indulgent.

The book is a good book, but to be honest, the audience in the online literary world may be slightly narrower than other brainless cool articles. At a time when most authors are mass-producing imperial and Han Dynasty novels that hang out with the Ming Dynasty emperor and continue the Ming Dynasty. However, the protagonist of this book is a Qing Dynasty aristocrat. Naturally, some people with poor thinking and understanding skills will be rejected. Objectively speaking, if you just like reading novels and have a correct view of history (to put it more simply, you are not a fan of any feudal dynasty), this book will be very comfortable to read. It can be seen that the author has a certain knowledge reserve and will not deviate from the world view at all except for some jokes. I am very much looking forward to how the protagonist will gain power step by step in the follow-up content, and how he will innovate the Manchu Qing regime to which he belongs.

Very 👌, not very descriptive, 4 chapters a day, a lot of food,

The writing style is super good, it is not an ordinary military novel, this story is so popular!

This is the first time I've seen a late Qing Dynasty article starting from the economy, come on

It's rare to see such thoughtful historical works on Tomato, not to mention choosing such a difficult angle. The pace is fast, the research is sufficient, and the farming route is very clear. It is not easy to feel comfortable in the late Qing Dynasty without turning on the big game. If I have to find fault, I personally think that the writing style still has room for improvement. There are too many exclamation points used. In many chapters, there are more exclamation points than periods, which easily makes it seem like there is more than enough. Some idioms are also used a lot, which seems a bit repetitive, and it is easy to repeat the character, which is not very beneficial. Overall, it's a good historical masterpiece. If you don't mind the above minor issues and subject matter, I still recommend it.

It is rare to find such a late Qing Dynasty novel, and it is well written.

Tomato is a rare historical article that is both in-depth and interesting.