Sky Screen: From the Start, I Tear Into the Twelve Qing Emperors
天幕：开局怒喷满清十二帝
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- Ongoing
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- 1.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 12h ago
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I recently came across a video claiming that You Tanzhi, the character in Tian Long Ba Bu, was actually the Crown Prince of the Ming Dynasty, and that A Zi (阿紫) is a homophone for the Forbidden City, and the Shenmu Wangding (神木王鼎) is a divine artifact of the Qing Dynasty. (The young Crown Prince, pronounced in Henan dialect, is You Tanzhi, the Crown Prince of Emperor Chongzhen, Zhu Youjian. You Tanzhi is a homophone for Crown Prince You.) Is this true?
Looking forward to reading about Hu Hai 😏, this kind of novel without Hu Hai is like a rainy day without rain, or a river without water 😏
The novel that respects the Qing Dynasty the most
A brutally honest analysis. Very well written. Objective and factual. Some authors get high scores for mindless humor or wildly imaginative writing. This author's realistic portrayal of the psychological state is commendable. The author put their heart into it. Admirable. Highly recommended.
Absolutely fantastic! Author, please keep updating! The writing is both scholarly and meticulously researched! The style is humorous and engaging! The historical accounts are also very objective! It's so good! Keep it up, author! Update soon!
This is a very interesting book. Please update faster; I can't wait to read it! 🙂
Everyone's good and bad points are highlighted, and recommendations are made.
It's alright, but the ancient people's reactions are a bit slow. However, the rhythm is pretty good.
It's truly excellent. It's cathartic to criticize the Qing Dynasty and corrupt scholars; it expresses sorrow for the Ming Dynasty's misfortune and anger at its inaction, especially the chapter about saying goodbye to the Ming Dynasty—I was genuinely moved. The author isn't trying to save the corrupt feudal emperors and bureaucrats, but rather to awaken the spark of hope in the people. The intention is lofty, and the emotions are sincere!
Let's not just talk about their achievements and mistakes, and just criticize them. Add some summaries and suggestions, explaining how they could have done things better for the country. That way, you can get more words.