The Xinyou Coup Was Reversed, and I Became a Powerful Official in the Late Qing Dynasty

The early writing was very good and very realistic. Without the protagonist giving an order, shouting a slogan, and issuing military pay, the garbage soldiers under his command were brain-controlled on the spot and upgraded into "special forces" who are not afraid of death. Is it green chickens pecking each other or green chickens pecking each other?

I'll give it five stars first. It's really interesting. The author's writing style reminds me of Xiaoxiaosheng and the early Da Luoluo on the next platform. It's witty and humorous, and it's a historical article tied up with interests. It's not purely a cool article that is partially in line with the actual situation. It still looks quite interesting.

Very good. Everyone hates the late Qing Dynasty. It is very refreshing to tear the late Qing Dynasty into pieces.

Good luck to those who want to watch movies that rely on hats. The protagonist is a big hat when he is in trouble. It's very cool 😂😂

It's really good-looking and not boring. I look forward to the protagonist being Liu Datou [laughing]

It's also a waste of fine chaff. It's well written and logical, but I don't know what Mingrui will do next, whether to kill him or demote him. But no matter what, he cannot be allowed to have military power later. I hope to see Liu Datou later [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

This book is really good to read, especially when it describes how Lu Bu fights Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds for Diao Chan, but Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring hanger + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would kill him. Apart from that, I prefer Zhuge Liang's Huaguo A sentence said by 108 Monkeys in Mountain 108: "Young man, don't show off your pride in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey knocking him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, many foreshadowings, the fighting scenes are immersive, and the character description is very good! Another thing is to update as soon as possible

Yes, the protagonist launches a coup at the beginning, and then there is no drama where the protagonist shouts a slogan and the soldiers follow him to the death. The description of the rabble is also good, and the description of the protagonist leading a group of rabble to fight another group of rabble is also quite good.

I've seen 14. It's not poisonous, the subject matter is novel, and the protagonist is very smart and knows how to act. Although nothing goes as planned for the protagonist, this is the motivation to promote the development of the plot. This is the norm, and it feels a bit like watching an American TV series.

It's really good. For now, it's the number one tomato in the late Qing Dynasty category. Especially the rabble-rousing brawl at the beginning is particularly well written. It's much better than other novels in which the protagonist gives money, his soldiers are grateful, and then directly transform into Gundam.

It's rare to rate after seeing chapter 30, but I can't wait! Friends who like to read historical fiction but don't want the content to be too boring and serious are in luck! 🍅It is rare to write such interesting historical plot stories. The protagonist is not the kind of formula universal time traveler. Many plots such as "You are also Jia Xu", "Pickles on the battlefield", "King of steps in the Qing Dynasty", "Hat hat factory" and "I am a substitute" will make you feel powerless when facing these events. "Oh my God, this is simply me" and then smile with relief. However, these frustrations will be diluted by the humor between the lines. On the contrary, after solving the problem from this perspective, there will be a sense of practicality and satisfaction of "I really do it" and "try my best". But after all, I haven't read many chapters. I'll review the others after reading them, and give my five-star support first! [Learned]

To be honest, this book is the most Machiavellian book I have ever read. The protagonist's political battle is really good. The other Machiavellian plots are either about amassing military exploits or talking about hundreds of chapters about a case in the fog. This article can be regarded as a reference to many books on farming and intrigue (although the two are sometimes not very different). The most interesting part is the battle between Ci'an and the protagonist. The author is really amazing. I saw someone in the comment section criticizing the author for imagining the social atmosphere of the time. I can only say that considering this subject matter, I have to kneel down and kowtow at every turn, fearing that there will be a criticism meeting in the comment section. Even if there is a talk about selling one's official position later, it is well-founded. Besides, the powerful officials are so powerful. A face-saving person like Zhang Juzheng can do it, not to mention the protagonist like Cao Cao. Looking at the progress now, does the author want to fight? It feels like a master who will start a battle in advance.

A very good novel has been found again. There is no plot in the early stage where a useless soldier becomes an elite soldier directly. The writing is very realistic and makes people have to pay money to get jobs. I feel that the writing is very good after seeing the latest plot. I hope you can work hard and make Mr. Liu famous in Tomato [Cool] What is written later becomes more and more interesting. Let the emperor of the Qing Dynasty pay homage to Emperor Hongwu. Mr. Liu accepts the support of hundreds of officials and people. It's hard to guess what he wants to do. Come on, come on, I like this [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]

The strategy is good, but there are too many literary dramas, but it is normal according to the character of the protagonist. Personal preference is to watch the military part. The battle between our own troops and horses at the beginning is more realistic, and the pressure of the monk and demon head is also full. In the process of rectifying the civil and military affairs of the Manchu Dynasty, Jaap Liu felt that the conservative faction was also portrayed as weak. The image of the Taiping soldiers was still quite good, and Jaap Liu was also trying his best to give those heroes a good death. The subsequent plot is quite imaginative when viewed in conjunction with the course of world history: the timeline of the decades when the Japanese Liu was in power, as well as the Franco-Prussian War, the Paris Commune, the Triple Alliance, the Triple Entente, and the Meiji Restoration. It depends on how the protagonist will fight for his life later, and how he will mediate between the two major forces in the First World War.

It's really good. Liu Wenze's character has a soul. Well, it just has that flavor. It's the sixth child and funny. Although there is no depth in playing politics and it is too idealistic in many cases, but it doesn't matter. The plot is not bad. The main point is that the protagonist knows how to cheat and make a fortune. They deceived the outside world and deceived the people internally. Everyone made a fortune together and scraped the land. Then the main plot line slowly advanced, constantly eating away at the Qing Dynasty. Moreover, in that era, everyone was blamed and the people below had no ability. This actually made the protagonist, a person with a bit of future generations, become the meat and potatoes, and finally became the winner of the novices. This is very funny. I hope that the protagonist will keep this style in the middle and later stages. It is best to deepen the diplomatic collision and the depth of the political game. After all, the West is not a pure fool and can be fooled all the time.

The plot setting of this book is quite good, and especially the author's writing style is also in line with the times. It has the feeling of a speaker from that era, and of course modern Chinese characters are added to make it more vivid. More interesting. The only thing is that the author's progress is very slow. It can only be said that this is not a fast-food novel. The author's ambition is quite big, which shows that he put a lot of thought into it. So if you want to see it directly and enjoy it, you may have to save it for a while.

This book is very good. One is that the author dares to challenge difficult subjects, and the other is that the author has indeed checked the information. In addition, the plot is also well written. It is indeed worthy of five stars. I hope it will not be unfinished in the future.

At present, it seems that the writing is still very good. It is top-notch on Tomato. There is no trace of AI at present, and the text can also be used.

The books here are really good, especially the most enjoyable part about the landlord is that the protagonist only has a career in mind and no women at all. The author, the boss, can just write a few sentences about the protagonist's search for a wife instead of a big chapter. Of course it's best if you don't fuck your wife

The fine chaff is interesting to see. However, there is a discrepancy with the author's self-introduction. Although he belittles the Qing Dynasty on the surface, in fact he still follows the old Qing Dynasty path to make friends with foreigners and sign various contracts. If there is any "internal change", it is that the Manchu emperor was replaced by a Han protagonist who was born in Baoyi. The essence is not the anti-Qing revolutionary literature, but the Long Aotian text of a small person climbing to the top of the power tower. Add some elements of business simulation.

Absolutely a good book. It takes a Machiavellian route to destroy the Qing Dynasty and save the country. It has no system, no harem, no clichés. It is much better than many books with a rating of 9.5 Or above.

The content is really interesting. It conveys the sense of humor that the world is a grass-roots team, but also has some serious plotting. What's more important is that. When I read this book, I really experienced two ups and downs, like a roller coaster.

The writing is very good. The corruption and internal strife of the Qing Dynasty are written very smoothly without any delay. The protagonist uses his foresight to stir up troubles and participates in some Three Kingdoms comedy. The updates have been a bit slow in the past two days.

Not bad, well-founded, and written realistically, unlike some AI books that are invincible from the start. The whole book seems to have only one living protagonist, and the others are NPCs.

A good book, different from ordinary time travel novels, it is a completely modern and idealized version of the founding of the country. This is very traditional to the Qing Dynasty, and it does not shy away from all kinds of human flaws, which is interesting. Very nice meow

It's cool, but it also has the disadvantage that it's very difficult to hold back from laughing in the middle of the night. I can only say that it is very true, they are all Caotai team.

Well, I saw some bad reviews in the comment section and I think they are right, but if you ask me to evaluate it, this book is still a good novel. One drawback is that some of the plots seem childish. The author's early writing style was also a bit uninteresting. The biggest advantage of this book is that it is refreshing and satisfying. There are no obvious big or small disadvantages, and the overall style tends to be relaxed, and the entertainment style is not a rigorous flow of history. It can attract people to continue reading. There is no such situation as other parts of the novel, which start with non-stop popularization of science and enlightenment, add private goods, etc., Etc. I thought the writing style was childish. Favored for entertainment. In historical fiction it's not a flaw, it's just a classification difference. This novel is still a very good novel.

It's really exciting to watch. I didn't expect it to be so interesting in the late Qing Dynasty in the author's writing [Like]

It's very good. The protagonist's rebellion coincides with the prime time of the country's rise. If it is described in the novel, it is entirely possible to become a military-based military government, complete the national awakening early, become an industrial power, and become a world-class power during the next World War. No matter the time, population, or economy, it will be sufficient. Even during World War I, the European and American concessions and colonies were taken over to dominate the Asia-Pacific region. Even during World War II, Asia did not have World War II, but laid out the European battlefield, and competed with the United States for world hegemony in the future. So the author only needs to keep writing. Logically, in the world of this novel, it is completely possible to achieve the great future I imagined.

Okay, okay, the subject matter is novel, and the historical research is relatively rigorous. I just feel that coups and political struggles are a bit simple.