Carrying the system through the Qing Dynasty, I looked at the braid on the back of my head, silently made an outline of the rebellion, and tried to run into the Republic of China in my lifetime. However, as soon as I finished writing, I found an old man with a pockmarked face behind me who kindly shouted "Hongli" to him. Therefore, the future Emperor Qianlong silently tore up the outline of the rebellion and resolutely entered the world of female broadcasts that combined "The Legend of Zhen Huan" and "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace". In the turbulent eighteenth century, he transformed the Qing Dynasty into a world-class powerhouse in Asia.
Reader comments
It's not bad, 🍅There is also a master who writes Qingyao [laughing evilly]
Very pretty. It is basically the setting of several TV series. By the way, historically Qianlong was the only son of Zhen Huan. The mother and son were completely invincible in the battle for the throne and had no basis for palace fighting.
So far, it's not bad. The protagonist is a bit benevolent under modern education, but not to the level of a virgin. He is a normal person.
The plotting part is also well written, and there is no pretentiousness.
As for the Manchu-Han issue, it has not been deeply involved yet. The view of history is still normal. There is no such extremism as Manchu/Imperial-Han. We will look at it later.
This one is really good, just a little bit, it's enough to be quite clever. I recommend it to King Akaishi. I have to read more later and I've only seen about twenty chapters.
The writing is quite good, but in reality Qianlong didn't pay much attention to the military power of the Han and Tang Dynasties. How could he think that the Han and Tang Dynasties were far stronger than the Qing Dynasty on the surrounding areas? In reality, Qianlong actually said that the territory of the Qing Dynasty and the deterrence of the surrounding areas were much stronger than those of the Han and Tang Dynasties. And indeed, Qianlong had successively opened up territories for seven successive generations. Didn't the Han Dynasty submit and pay tribute to the Huns? Liu Bang sent his daughter to the Huns to molest Liu Bang's wife. The Huns were defeated only during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. At that time, the household registration of the world was halved. In reality, Qianlong recognized his martial arts to some extent but looked down on Han Wu's mistakes. The Tang Dynasty only lasted 100 years, but why did they have to go around making friends and giving gifts during those 100 years? A few decades after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Wu Zetian began to lose large areas of territory. After Tang Xuanzong was revived, the country's capital fell into six places. The emperor's nine moves were worse than those in the late Qing Dynasty. I don't think Qianlong would think highly of the Han and Tang Dynasties in terms of force. In reality, Qianlong commented that the Qing's military power was stronger than that of the Han and Tang Dynasties. He believed that the territory of the Han and Tang Dynasties was not as large as that of the Qing Dynasty, and their control was weak, and the time to deter the northern minorities was short. He believed that the Qing Dynasty was the strongest.
In fact, I think the historical node of the Qing Dynasty is very special. The whole world is changing. When writing about this dynasty, we should not limit ourselves to one city or one country but expand our horizons to a global scale. This book seems to me to have such a development trend. I haven't seen anything like this for a long time.
The plot development is well grasped, although some passages have an obvious human-machine flavor.
It's quite beautiful, especially the "Qing Jun side section". The pressure in the early stage, the layout in the middle stage, and the "climax" in the later stage are full of ups and downs. It was written in seconds. [OK]
Whether it's a knife and two guns on the hip, or a guard holding a knife on his neck. The writing is very good, and finally there is a book "Qingjunzi". The protagonist does not just do everything by himself, but he has subordinates that are used like this! [Read carefully]
But the protagonist's character is a bit soft, especially compared to Yongzheng [exploration]
It's so beautiful, and it was written with a certain amount of insight. It took me a long time to read it in one sitting. [Blowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss] I can only say that I still have more to say, I still want to see it! ! ! Cuckoo quack! ! !
Not bad, but you, the emperor, are really soft-hearted compared to Yongzheng!
I feel like the author definitely checked a lot of information when writing this. When the author writes about the war, he can publish the territory. Otherwise, most people have very vague concepts. With the intuitive feeling, reading books becomes more enjoyable.
It's really beautiful, please give it a thumbs up to the author
It's not bad, 🍅There is also a master who writes Qingyao [laughing evilly]
Very pretty. It is basically the setting of several TV series. By the way, historically Qianlong was the only son of Zhen Huan. The mother and son were completely invincible in the battle for the throne and had no basis for palace fighting.
So far, it's not bad. The protagonist is a bit benevolent under modern education, but not to the level of a virgin. He is a normal person. The plotting part is also well written, and there is no pretentiousness. As for the Manchu-Han issue, it has not been deeply involved yet. The view of history is still normal. There is no such extremism as Manchu/Imperial-Han. We will look at it later.
This one is really good, just a little bit, it's enough to be quite clever. I recommend it to King Akaishi. I have to read more later and I've only seen about twenty chapters.
The writing is quite good, but in reality Qianlong didn't pay much attention to the military power of the Han and Tang Dynasties. How could he think that the Han and Tang Dynasties were far stronger than the Qing Dynasty on the surrounding areas? In reality, Qianlong actually said that the territory of the Qing Dynasty and the deterrence of the surrounding areas were much stronger than those of the Han and Tang Dynasties. And indeed, Qianlong had successively opened up territories for seven successive generations. Didn't the Han Dynasty submit and pay tribute to the Huns? Liu Bang sent his daughter to the Huns to molest Liu Bang's wife. The Huns were defeated only during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. At that time, the household registration of the world was halved. In reality, Qianlong recognized his martial arts to some extent but looked down on Han Wu's mistakes. The Tang Dynasty only lasted 100 years, but why did they have to go around making friends and giving gifts during those 100 years? A few decades after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Wu Zetian began to lose large areas of territory. After Tang Xuanzong was revived, the country's capital fell into six places. The emperor's nine moves were worse than those in the late Qing Dynasty. I don't think Qianlong would think highly of the Han and Tang Dynasties in terms of force. In reality, Qianlong commented that the Qing's military power was stronger than that of the Han and Tang Dynasties. He believed that the territory of the Han and Tang Dynasties was not as large as that of the Qing Dynasty, and their control was weak, and the time to deter the northern minorities was short. He believed that the Qing Dynasty was the strongest.
In fact, I think the historical node of the Qing Dynasty is very special. The whole world is changing. When writing about this dynasty, we should not limit ourselves to one city or one country but expand our horizons to a global scale. This book seems to me to have such a development trend. I haven't seen anything like this for a long time. The plot development is well grasped, although some passages have an obvious human-machine flavor.
It's quite beautiful, especially the "Qing Jun side section". The pressure in the early stage, the layout in the middle stage, and the "climax" in the later stage are full of ups and downs. It was written in seconds. [OK] Whether it's a knife and two guns on the hip, or a guard holding a knife on his neck. The writing is very good, and finally there is a book "Qingjunzi". The protagonist does not just do everything by himself, but he has subordinates that are used like this! [Read carefully] But the protagonist's character is a bit soft, especially compared to Yongzheng [exploration]
It's so beautiful, and it was written with a certain amount of insight. It took me a long time to read it in one sitting. [Blowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss] I can only say that I still have more to say, I still want to see it! ! ! Cuckoo quack! ! !
Not bad, but you, the emperor, are really soft-hearted compared to Yongzheng!
I feel like the author definitely checked a lot of information when writing this. When the author writes about the war, he can publish the territory. Otherwise, most people have very vague concepts. With the intuitive feeling, reading books becomes more enjoyable.
It's really beautiful, please give it a thumbs up to the author
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Basically, each picture is a big chapter, and the plot is relatively coherent, which is okay.
Updates are too slow🤦♂️Why don't we update 10,000 words a day [laughing]
I almost missed this book because of its name, it's so good!
Yes, it's really well written.
Okay, it's not too frustrating, the content is good, and it looks like I'll be the emperor within 50 chapters [Like][Like][Like]
Tomato Shuang Wen Xiancao is fine, don't write it down, be sure to write it close to history and seek truth from facts
Gold in tomatoes
It's actually pretty good and well written.
This is the first time I've seen someone wearing a clear coat
I feel like the writing is good
The author has given me five stars, please update faster [crazy][crazy][crazy]
Prince Bao, run slowly. You are about to reach the pinnacle of power and begin your life of making everything possible.
Except the comment section is too barren, they are all good
Tomato's books about the Qing Dynasty are rare, and the creativity is very interesting.
It's very well written, but you don't update. Are you waiting for me to update? Hurry up! ! !
This article is very good, but some nodes are dry. For the rest, I recommend more historical articles. . Come on big
The writing is really great and the content is smooth.
It was so satisfying to read it in one go. The author must keep writing!