The Revolt of the Three Feudatories: From the Start, I Bet Everything on Beijing

It's so satisfying! Don't be fooled by those Western pseudo-historical accounts with the most upvotes and low ratings. 🙂🙂 Let me put it this way, the Qing Dynasty's Kangxi Emperor was driven out of Beijing in just 30 chapters. Even reading the first 50 chapters wouldn't be a loss; the pacing is amazing! 🤭 Also, something else made me the most upvoted reader: I almost gave up on the book after seeing those comments about such trivial things giving it a bad review. 🙂🙂🙂

This book is well-written; the author seems to have finally figured it out. The plot flows smoothly without any absurdities or obvious flaws, making it a very enjoyable read. The only question is whether the author can write over a million words.

That's awesome! Mongols enter the pass This left the Manchu remnants and the united front speechless.

It deserves full marks! The author is also very meticulous in their research, accurately describing the power dynamics of the early Qing Dynasty.

The pacing is quite fast, the ideas are good, and it's quite enjoyable. Aside from a few minor issues, such as the prevalence of feudalism before even reaching half the Ming Dynasty, and the institutional constraints that prevented some scholars from establishing secret service agencies (modern secret service agencies are semi-public, and privately run prisons are commonplace), these are just occasional shortcomings. Overall, it's alright.

The book read very smoothly with no major flaws. It dealt with foreign races with decisive, forceful attacks, and the recent focus on conquering Japan made it even more interesting. However, the technological advancements seemed a bit slow, and there was relatively little description of the conflicts between Western countries. [Full][Full] 😘

Quite good, it doesn't have too much rambling; it's a decent, fast-paced novel about conquering the world. It now seems that if the steppes could be controlled and strongholds established along the way, then the distance from Beijing to Moscow would be not much different from that from Beijing to Hainan Island, and perhaps even faster with all cavalry.

I'll definitely give five stars to anyone who plays the full Qing Dynasty game 🤭

After finishing the previous book, *The Qin Dynasty*, I looked around for Ming Dynasty novels and found the author's work still the best to my liking—not too slow, not too fast. Compared to the completed *The Qin Dynasty*, I feel the author's writing has improved; the character development and details are more refined. I hope this time the author won't push the plot too smoothly like the last book, but will add some twists and turns while maintaining the enjoyment. 😏

It's really great! 😏😏😏😏😏😏 Those interested can read it. 🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉