Ripping Into Public Intellectuals and Professors, I Savage Every Zombie

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 😏😏😏

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.