After their great victory at Sarhu, fifty thousand Eight Banner cavalrymen transmigrate to Europe in 1445.
Hong Taiji draws his sword. “From today onward, you have no history!”
The Fugitive Law, literary inquisitions, and slavery turn Europe into a land teeming with slaves.
The King of Vienna kneels. Notre-Dame in Paris burns. The English language goes extinct. Men who refuse to shave their heads are beheaded. Children are taught from a young age, and three years later all they can do is sing Manchu sacrificial songs, having forgotten their own names. An old priest is caught secretly keeping a handwritten Bible. They skin him in public and hang his hide on a flagpole amid the church’s ruins for three years, while the crowd below cheers.
Three generations later, Europeans have forgotten their ancestors, their God, and their language. A European farmer digs up a Latin inscription left by his ancestors, shakes his head, and smashes it to pave the road. “This is something left by ancient barbarians. It has nothing to do with us.” He opens his grandfather’s Latin diary and laughs at its “barbarian devil-scribbles.” Seeing his ancestors’ clothes in an old painting, he scoffs, “Those costumes look ridiculous!”
“What is France? Never heard of it. I only know we have to work hard so we might become slaves to the Manchu masters and bring honor to our ancestors!”
They speak Manchu, worship shamans, touch the braids at the backs of their heads, and call themselves the “Orthodox European Banners.” France, England, Dante, Joan of Arc: all have become incomprehensible nonsense. They believe their ancestors came from the East and conquered Europe, and that they themselves are descendants of the Eight Banners.
If your chest feels heavy by the time you read this, that is exactly what this book wants you to feel.
This book is entirely fictional, with a heavily altered version of history, and has no connection to reality. Please do not take it personally.
It looks good, so European gentlemen can come and enjoy the blessings of "Qing".
Is it okay if the target of the crime has been moved?
I actually think what they did is right. It seems that I am also violent at heart.
Although this introduction is not concise, the writing is really good😂😂😂
European history: A group of yellow people from the east who called themselves Manchu (Manchu) established a powerful country called Dai Qin Gu Lun (Qing Dynasty) Khanate
Very creative and well written
The siege written by the author is too simple. European castles basically have multiple layers of defense. The stone city wall is the innermost one, and there are multiple layers of wooden walls on the outside. Even if the city wall is broken, they will defend themselves inside the castle or escape through the secret passages of the castle. In addition to these, large cities will also build independent city walls and castles inside. Churches also basically have separate walls. It would be more reasonable to write that it was opened with a cannon. There is also the burning city gate. Most of the city gates I know about in Europe are made of iron.
Civilization will restrain barbarism, long-term civilization will suppress bloody nature
It's a very magical idea and well written. It would be better if there was a map. Good luck to the author!
I think it is very beautiful and creative. I hope the author will not give up and will always support him.