1853: Reshaping the Han People's Realm
1853，重塑汉人天下
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- The Taiping Army Takes Tianjing, and I Follow Close Behind太平天军入主天京，我紧随其后Alternate title on Fanqie
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The author is so ideal and gives you five-star encouragement. I found that many of the protagonists in Tomato's hegemony genre have no women, no exchange of interests, no children, and they are not greedy for money or lustful. Brothers, can I rest assured that I can conquer the world with you?
Although there are a few shortcomings, it's acceptable. Keep writing and improve! (Add one star to the list of characters who rebelled during the Qing Dynasty)
This is absolutely fantastic! The writing is delicate and fluid, the pacing is perfect, and it's so captivating that you won't want to put it down. The characters are vividly portrayed, each one with flesh and blood, their emotions and choices depicted with remarkable depth, making it easy to empathize with them.
The rating is low, it deserves five stars. Some small bugs can be tolerated. I have seen the latest, and the author will be faster⁄(⁄⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄⁄)⁄ I don't know what I'm thinking (●v●) ❓ I've provoked everyone overseas, but I just won't touch the Qing Dynasty. The previous ones are more idealistic and can be accepted, but here it is really a mess.
So far it's not too bad, there aren't any major flaws. The problem is that some of the protagonist's policies are a bit too radical, such as mandating monogamy and abolishing ancestral halls. Monogamy requires a lot of investigation, as some concubines are unwilling to leave, partly because they are used to it and partly because they lack the skills to make a living.
The plot is captivating, and the anti-Qing sentiment deserves a five-star rating. Furthermore, the content is excellent and worthwhile. The Manchu Qing dynasty's suppression and exploitation of the Han people, and its abolition of technology, stemmed from their fear and distrust of the Han.
So far it's not too bad. Although it's a bit idealistic, who wants to read a novel that's so frustrating?
Similar to "My Wife is a Warlord" from 2010, this book is written in a simple, straightforward, and enjoyable style. It has several logical flaws, but it's still worth reading. That other book has good writing and depth, but it's a bit pretentious. Both are alright, I guess. 🤭🤭🤭
This is the best book I've ever read about the late Qing Dynasty. Of course, I've only read one or two others. First of all, this book doesn't go through the tedious details of pursuing technological advancements like the steam engine. Instead, it directly focuses on overseas procurement, and even omits that.
It's pretty good. If the protagonist continues to be ruthless and iron-blooded, and there's no female lead who isn't a saint, more and more people will watch it. It's all bones and no flesh, lacking detail; this is probably my first time writing like this.