In 1645, the Qing army marched south, and within ten days of Yangzhou, Nanjing surrendered instead of surrendering. A King Lu with modern memories was promoted to the position of supervising the country in Hangzhou. He didn't understand the emperor's mentality. He would only squat down and ask the people "how many people are in the family?", He would only place his life on the hands of the son of the defeated army, and he would only let people paint the atrocities of the Qing army all over the city. When the hair-cutting order was desperately sent to Hangzhou by a Qing camp clerk, when the "head but not hair" policy crushed all illusions of surrender - the city finally understood that surrendering means death, and defending means dying, but if you defend to death, you can at least be a human being.
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After listening to the second episode, I couldn't stop listening. First of all, Ma Shiying is known as a traitorous minister, and this place has been beautified from the beginning. Secondly, the male protagonist has no skills except pretending to be cool. How can he rely on those ministers?
After listening to the second episode, I couldn't stop listening. First of all, Ma Shiying is known as a traitorous minister, and this place has been beautified from the beginning. Secondly, the male protagonist has no skills except pretending to be cool. How can he rely on those ministers?
Very well written,
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