
The Revolt of the Three Feudatories: From the Start, I Bet Everything on Beijing
三藩之乱:开局梭哈北京城
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- Completed
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- 899k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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- Fanqie
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It's just fun, don't read those Western pseudo-histories with the most likes and give low marks [smile][smile] Let's just say that Chapter 30 brought Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty out of Beijing. Even reading the first 50 chapters is not a loss, the pace is full [laughing] There is one more thing, I gave it the most likes. I almost gave up the book when I saw those comments, so I gave a negative review on such a trivial matter [smile][smile][smile]
This book is well written, and the author is enlightened. The plot is very smooth to read, without any outrageous plot or obvious poisonous points. It is quite enjoyable to read. It depends on whether the author can write more than a million words in this book.
Also awesome The Mongols enter the country Let Man Yi and Unite Ren have nothing to say
It must be full marks, the author is also very research-oriented, and the power situation in the early Qing Dynasty is very accurate.
The pace is quite fast, the ideas are good, and it's quite refreshing. Except for some minor problems, such as the fact that even half of the Ming Dynasty began to advocate feudalism, and some literati in the system were too temperamental to set up a spy agency (modern spy agencies are semi-public, and private prisons are even more normal), these are just shortcomings that are occasionally mentioned. Everything is okay
The whole book is very smooth to read, with no bad points. It deals with foreign races and directly strikes hard. Especially when I recently started to conquer Japan, it feels more interesting. However, I feel that technology is not developing too fast at the moment, and there are relatively few descriptions of the battles between various Western countries [full] [full] [blowing kiss]
It's quite good. It's not too rambling. It's a good and enjoyable book about fighting for hegemony. Now it seems that if we can control the grassland and establish strongholds along the way, then there is not much difference between going from Beijing to Moscow and from Beijing to Hainan, and even the whole cavalry can be faster
As long as it's Manchu and Qing, it will be given five stars [laughing]
After reading the book Da Qin, I searched for books written by Ming Dynasty or old authors that fit my appetite. It is neither too slow nor too fast. Compared with the finished Da Qin in the previous book, I feel that the author's writing skills are even better, and the character descriptions and details are more detailed. I hope that this time the author will not think of it as a flat push like the previous book, and add some twists and turns while ensuring the excitement [laughter]
It's really great, [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][smile], if you are interested, please read it. [Eat melon][Eat melon][Eat melon][Eat melon][Eat melon][Eat melon][Eat melon]