Rage Against the Public Professor and Criticize All Zombies

No matter who it is, as long as it criticizes the Manchu Qing Dynasty, give it a five-star review. The author has a profound background in history. He really analyzed the textbook and showed us various arguments. It was really fun to read it. He stripped away all the deliberately packaged Manchu and Qing historical narratives and revealed the true origins. I'm going to buy some wine and watch [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

This is a super good-looking novel about Qing criticism. I believe that anyone who wants to maintain the orthodoxy of Manchu Qing rule will not be able to read it. In fact, Chinese civilization had already developed faults during the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, so the power to interpret many cultures was in the hands of some old diehards. This is why public knowledge became so popular in the past few years. This backward and ignorant era should be swept away from the garbage heap of history. Come on, the author, use logical words to deconstruct that decadent and backward era.

So cool! It's a mental nitrogen pump! In the past, I could only sigh when I saw those remarks on the Internet that were mindlessly praising the Qing Dynasty and belittling China. This book directly made me feel bad. The protagonist makes a hard-core counterattack, criticizes those hypocrites with every sentence, and criticizes them. If you also want to experience the pleasure of "recovering from the original" and feel the purest sense of national pride, this book is definitely not to be missed!

After reading online articles for more than 20 years, I finally came across a book that uses academic refutation of my Qing Dynasty. It must be praised with five stars. However, it is recommended that the author remove some cumbersome action descriptions. There is no need to list which hand is used and which pocket is placed.

Such a good book, I have read it as a bookworm for 20 years. It is absolutely full of useful information, with rigorous logic and solid historical materials. Whether it is the materialist view of history, feelings about family and country, or establishing the correct three views on life and improving the cognitive level, it is unique. The viewpoint is correct, the intention is high, the narrative is grand, and the living examples of ordinary people are added. It is down-to-earth, easy to understand, and confirms history from the bottom economics. It is an extremely excellent historical novel. It is recommended that the country re-edit history based on the content of this book and revise the Ming and Qing history textbooks. This is of great significance to further promote cultural self-confidence, guide the implementation of socialist core values, and promote national rejuvenation. Such a good book has such a low rating, which shows that we have a long way to go in education.

It's so enjoyable, but the author doesn't actually need to write it as if he is fighting alone. It will be more effective if there are historical workers who support him out of righteous indignation. For example, after Cui Zhu killed three historians in a row and insisted on not changing a word, historians from other countries came to help. This kind of plot is more effective.

Tomato is a rare good book, full of passion, bookishness, and excellent writing skills. It turns out that online novels are not only entertaining articles, but can also convey more meaningful content and become a front for cultural renaissance.

The author has solid historical knowledge, dares to expose the mites, and spreads positive energy through his three views. It is worth reading.

The author writes most of what I want to say through the protagonist's mouth. The author has absorbed many useful viewpoints on the Chinese Internet and has a wide range of knowledge. It is simply a landmark work in the ideological field of Chinese online novels in recent years.

When I was a child, I first watched Huanzhugege, and later Yang Mi's Palace. I thought people in ancient times were all bald and had braids. It wasn't until my dad caught me and asked me to see Lao Sanguo that I realized how handsome the ancient people were.

It's so cool, so enjoyable. It truly analyzes the history of the Ming and Qing Dynasties from the perspective of the current people, and seeks historical justice for the Han people who died tragically [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

I watched it while listening to the story of the emperor's daughter, and I shed tears while watching it. People like the protagonist are considered the backbone of the nation. If there were more people like the protagonist, public knowledge would not be popular. This is our Chinese liberal arts students, this is the character of the literati [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

Good book, correct view of history, and no problem with the author's stance

A good article that is both educational and entertaining. Come on, author!

I've noticed this from a physical perspective but haven't thought about it this way. The protagonist is very rational and won't be mindlessly angry when faced with real-life conflicts online. There are no useless emotions. It's better than most articles of this type, but it's too short. Ratings reserved.

This is the most exciting book I have read on Tomato in many years. The author is talented and bold. I believe this book would not have been published twenty or even fifteen years ago. Today, those who can read this book should be thankful that our country has become stronger. I am not talking about just economy and force, but cultural self-confidence. Over the years, due to various reasons, the admiration for foreign countries and the argument that the moon in foreign countries is rounder are all trying to obscure our self-confidence and attack our traditional culture. Now, Chinese civilization will become more and more dazzling. After all, this is a fact. Just a visa-free policy has allowed countless crooked people to come to our country to visit and look for trouble. Then I was shocked to find out, this is China? This is not the China they had in mind before, this is the China they all look up to. In the future globalization process, we will definitely become the core to restore the light of Han and Tang Dynasties, and the light of China will shine on the world again.

It's so well written, it's so good. Not only did I find a lot of historical materials, but it was my words that explained the sentence: Cultural workers still need to be literate. Come on, author💪[Like]

It's a bit scary. This is a standard novel, with fluent writing and a compact arrangement of conflicts and developments. However, I looked through and found very few low-star reviews. I don't know why the rating is only over seven points. Can you give me any explanation?

The author is a true graduate student in history. After reading this novel, I felt like I had received a vivid history lesson. It has unique vision, inspiring words, rigorous logic, clear evidence and a closed loop. It is really amazing! ! ! I read a lot of reviews and all of them were basically five-star reviews. Of course, there were a few nit-pickers among them (it goes without saying that I know who got off the mark!). This is an excellent online article that I have read with many positive reviews and serious polarization.

Write well, write with heart, let more people see it

It was really well written and I read it in one sitting. Regarding the Ming and Qing Dynasties, I only learned about it after seeing the slices of Mengzhu. At that time, I felt very sad and angry. This book made up for some things I didn't know before. If you want to understand the corrupt rule of the Qing Dynasty, you can definitely read it. The most important thing is that this book does not have that kind of brainless villain, nor does it have that kind of self-evidence that is repeated over and over again.

I have read the latest chapter, and my blood is boiling after reading it. Whether it is the historical perspective or the protagonist's game in the world of the book, it is very realistic, which is very suitable for me, a reasonable party. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write this book seriously.

Looking at the title of the article, I thought it was a cool article with a tongue-in-cheek nature. Only when you really look at the content will you know that the author has something. It's not a random spiel. So well written. I thought it was good after reading tens of thousands of words. I don't dare to keep this book for fear that it will disappear one day. Really nice. Great point. Come on author.

I saw that the protagonist was able to take out historical information that I couldn't usually see, write it out very logically and vividly, and vividly describe the social, cultural and public opinion situation in 2016. I knew that the author was not simple and could be fully praised.

The first book that peels off the underlying logic of the Qing Dynasty's prosperous era. Highly recommended!

I read the latest 54 chapters in one go. They are very interesting. The examples given can also help ordinary people understand the meaning of some of the words. This is a good comment. As for the professionalism, I will not comment. After all, I am not a history major and do not have that professional knowledge. However, ordinary people can also read it without affecting the viewing experience. In other words, ordinary people have more experience and can better understand the various harms caused to us during the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. It is worth recommending. Come on, the author [thinking][thinking][thinking]

It's cool, your three views are so correct. It was my mouth that said what we wanted to say.

I stayed up late and read many chapters without wanting to sleep. It touched my heart, stirred my emotions, and made me burst into tears (┬┬┬┬) Very personal perception - words can arouse emotions, make you cry and move, and resonate cognitively. Apart from being fascinated by it and not posting any comments, this novel is really worthy of writing a review. "You can't read without writing". As for emotions, they come and go quickly. People are emotional and rational at the same time. When you encounter your preference (hào), you just stay a little longer.

The book is very interesting, and the perspective of dialectical analysis is very novel. It also gave me a deeper understanding of history. In the past, I only thought that Qing Dynasty dramas such as Returning the Pearl of the Princess and Love in the Rain are problematic. Human relationships are very strange, especially Love in the Rain. I have not read it because I always thought it was strange for a pair of sisters to like the same man. Now the blogger feels even more disgusting after interpreting it. But now I want to know if this drama is CP-free? Or do you mainly write about historical interpretation? I don't know if the female student who meets her parents is the heroine, but I feel like there are too many emotional scenes. I will continue to read the book, but I don't really want to watch emotional dramas

It looks very good. The more anxious the enemy is, the more it means something is done correctly.