I, Tongzhi, Am Here to Stir Things Up

The great powers are really like paper tigers. I thought it was Daoguang at first, and I didn't think there was a big problem. Later I saw that it was Tongzhi, who co-authored that the great powers would sign an equal treaty with the Qing Dynasty, which must have been defeated twice, and they would be divided into 50 and 50. Moreover, the Qing Dynasty had the ability to build its own railway tracks as good as the British. It was still the Jiangnan Manufacturing Bureau. There was really no logic at all. He did things without scruple that everyone in the Qing Dynasty was opposed to. Didn't he need to rely on courtiers to govern the country?

"I, Tongzhi, Online Rehabilitation" cleverly rewrites history and portrays Emperor Tongzhi as a "rehabilitation master" who broke the shackles of fate. In the book, he is no longer a puppet controlled by Cixi. With modern thinking and wisdom, he rectifies the court and checks and balances all forces. The author's writing style is witty and humorous, and the daily "rectification" of Tongzhi is written in a very interesting way. The plot has ups and downs. But when Tongzhi's implementation of the New Deal touches the interests of the die-hards, he falls into a new crisis. It really makes people curious whether he can continue to "rectify his life" to resolve it. It can be called a masterpiece of historical time travel.

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