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I finally saw a story about Tianmu that didn't clear the screen. God knows how uncomfortable it is for me every time I see a story about a story about Tianmu that blows the air or travels through the system. The protagonist takes a golden finger to clear the screen and give them reforms. The author is very knowledgeable and has added a lot of historical knowledge. You must read it.

It's so beautiful. Finally, there is an article about the Qing Dynasty that feels so good.

Very good. He criticized the Qing Dynasty very vividly and exposed a lot of real darkness and backwardness that are not well known to the public.

It's good-looking, objective, and there's no hard-nosed criticism. I like the author, but I don't know who broke the guard? But this article is about chocolate. It's okay for people to eat it, but it's okay to eat whatever they want. So we can know the composition of people who have broken the defense.

Just complaining and scolding Yongzheng for being merciless. This article is worthy of five stars. Finally, it is not those people who make people vomit that Yongzheng is a peerless and good emperor.

Reasonable and well-written, I have never liked watching Qing palace dramas since I was a child, nor do I like the costumes of the Qing Dynasty. The clothes of the previous dynasties in China are so beautiful. I don't understand how the costumes of the Qing Dynasty became so popular. They are so ugly and have a feeling of imprisonment and death.

This is the first time I have seen such a comprehensive description of the various oppressions, systems, and brainwashing kits of the Qing Dynasty. Highly praised!

Very well written! It's really eye-opening, what a great experience! Ever since I read this, I can no longer stand articles that don't kill Qing. I think the videos of later generations after the Qing Dynasty simply made the Manchus and Han people even more miserable. [Laughing awkwardly] They really only cared about having fun and only wrote about the emperor's reaction, but they didn't care about the life and death of the people.

Great, profound knowledge and fluent writing, very informative, very good

Although the content is repetitive, the flaws are not hidden. The author has a lot of historical knowledge and breaks everyone's brainwashing filter about the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. I love reading it. The author would like to ask for more updates. It's really good and write more about the dark history of the Qing Dynasty.

The lecture is very good. Even those who were brainwashed in the past can think clearly after looking at it. Small flaws are not a big problem. History textbooks used to talk about the prosperous ages of Kangxi and Qianlong, and the Qing Dynasty did not increase the population. I also thought about why we are so poor in modern times, and after thinking about it, it is right.

The author is very knowledgeable. So cool! There are cool articles on the scene and keeping up with current events! Each article has small key points and is full of work!

As long as you laugh and insult the Manchus, you will be worthy of full stars, and you will entertain your grandma who has been brainwashed by all kinds of entertainment since childhood. However, there is still a lot of room for improvement. Without the main plot support, it is easy to get distracted. The characteristic is that it talks about unofficial history, but the disadvantage is that there is too much subjective output, as if it is carrying out ideological transfer. I wish the author will continue to make progress and write better and better.

It's a very detailed and comprehensive science popularization, worth a read. The cities and farms in it are full of bloody history that I didn't know about. I had only noticed in the knowledge I had read that kneeling, enslavement, and many other truly rotten things were the fault of the Qing Dynasty, but I have not done such detailed research myself. It is really worth a read.

This book is chocolate, it's fine if you eat it [laughs] Logical, good-looking, and up-to-date with current affairs. Recommended

It's good to read, and it's a wild history. I also learned a lot.

Hahahahaha, it's reasonable and well-founded, and unofficial history is also history. It's fun to watch. Recommended recommended. After seeing the analysis of the ancient financial crisis, I understood why our government should continue to open up to the outside world while also vigorously tapping the potential of the domestic market economy. Our ancestors have already tried and made mistakes for us.

It's super good-looking, but it tells too many truths. When I first added it, the rating was not so low. Later, I guess many Manchu relics were said to have broken defenses and received a lot of low scores, so the rating was pulled down. I recommend everyone to read it before commenting!

It's very good. It describes a lot of whitewashing methods for the Qing Dynasty, especially the true appearance of Yongzheng.

It really dispelled a lot of the Qing Dynasty's brainwashing, and I learned a lot of things that I didn't know before, and I never understood, for the first time. There are also many details about the historical events of previous dynasties.

Very good! Many historical records were written to record the Qing Dynasty. From those records, we can get a glimpse of the suffering and suffering of the people under the rule of the Qing Dynasty. In the past, because I had a favorable impression of the Qing Dynasty in TV series, I searched the history of the Qing Dynasty online, and found that there were many contradictions that had been beautified. I also found some records written by the author. However, when I looked at those records, I did not form a systematic understanding of all aspects of the Qing Dynasty. This article is quite comprehensive, and I can directly understand the bad aspects of the Qing Dynasty, and directly break the filter that the Qing Dynasty's legacy has cast on history.

The writing is very good. It can be seen that the author has really checked a lot of historical materials. I only knew that the Qing Dynasty massacred many Han people, but I didn't know that the prosperous times of Kangxi and Qianlong were all blown up. It is difficult to read the Qing Dynasty text directly in the future.

This subject is well written, exposing the cruelty, corruption, ignorance, evil, immorality, inhumanity, and bottom line of the Manchu Qing regime, which tampered with history and concealed the truth of historical facts.

This book is full of information, and the author has broken down the filters left to us by many movies and TV dramas, especially about Yongzheng, who was diligent in serving the people and had an upright temperament. We thought that the tyrants in old martial arts novels were slandered by literati, but it turned out to be so unbearable.

When I was young, I read one Qing Dynasty drama after another, as well as novels about traveling through time to fall in love with the fourth elder brother and all the elder brothers. I feel that the Qing Dynasty was pretty good except for the late period and hairstyle. Results. . . . So who beautified the Zhaqing Dynasty for us, the post-90s generation!

This is my favorite book I've read recently! When I saw 12:50, I was so sleepy that I couldn't bear to sleep. The writing was so good. It described the sins of the mites, and even used the barrage to say the words about the mites washing the ground in advance. I used the protagonist's mouth to refute the words. It was well-founded, clear and logical, I admire it! Full marks given

Nice! The author writes very well, and has written a lot of history that is not found in history textbooks. I hope the author can also talk about other dynasties. You don't have to keep talking about it, you can just mention it casually [laughs] Mainly, I will get tired of talking about the Qing Dynasty all the time. It would be good to insert some history of other dynasties when talking about the Qing Dynasty.

Unofficial history is mixed with official history, the language is humorous, and it is told like a story. It starts in the form of a live broadcast, and also forms a canopy for people from many dynasties to see. Their comments and comments are just like reading the comment posts on the forum in the past. It is very interesting. I, who often give up on reading novels, are willing to keep reading. Recommended

Good books always have some spiritual coating that lives in their own Qing Dynasty to evoke the souls of the Qing Dynasty. This book penetrates deeply and tears through Aha's dream filter, which is wrapped in clarity, and reveals the darkness of the Qing Dynasty. The score dropped is not because I have any objection to the author or the content. I haven't read such a bold article in a long time [I admire you], but if the score is too high, I'm afraid of being bitten by mites [face covering].

Whether it is official history or unofficial history, there are sources, and there are ridicules that compare the dynasties horizontally and vertically, as well as the economic rise and fall of the dynasties, the logic is clear, and the most important thing is that there are many refutations of rumors, many of which are attached with the original text, and these original text examples are analyzed with the time points of historical figures to refute the rumors, such as famous refutations of rumors. "Yong Zheng Tan Ding Entering the Acres" is actually very detailed, such as the possible real population in the late Ming Dynasty, the real situation of the massacre after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs (the original text of the memorial in the early Qing Dynasty is attached), and the source of the content the author queried is explained. We can also go to ancient books for verification, but we ourselves lack the ability of horizontal historical analysis. I like this author so much. . [Love][love][love] (I have recently read several novels about traveling through the system to save the Ming Dynasty. Seven out of ten were written by Man Yi Chuan Zi. Among them, Gao Ming Chuan Zi empathizes with the anti-Qing Dynasty from our point of view. In fact, Mo Hei, an anti-Qing hero who is not famous enough but makes the Manchu and Qing resentful, insults Mo Hei from the personality. It is really hateful. Everyone should carefully read the novels.)