Reason version: Xiaolei originally didn't plan to write or update the article in a short time because she really didn't have time, but she was really angry. Xiaolei also saw clearly that the article was an anti-QY article. For some of the distorted historical facts in the article, Xiaolei pretended not to have seen it - after all, Xiaolei just watched the fun.
But I really don't know how to treat "Returning the Pearl: Princess of the Qing Dynasty". As a Han Chinese, in the eyes of Miss Huang Momo, the history of being massacred can be used as a show off capital, and as a humble ordinary Han student, I can only use this article to express my feelings. I also want to express to you that Jinjiang is not the only author like Miss Huang Momo who can ignore the historical pain of other ethnic groups (ignoring her own nation is even more abominable). Most of them are normal people.
No more nonsense, let's get to the copywriting.
More than 300 years ago, when the city of Jiangyin was destroyed, Yue Xiaoling, a girl from Jiangyin, wrote a poem in blood before she died for her country, saying: "The battlefield is full of bones and corpses, and the lonely ministers thousands of miles away are unwilling to surrender. I send this message to passers-by, don't cover your nose. The living are not as fragrant as the dead." Note 1
More than three hundred years later, Queen Mother Huang was proud of the "Three Massacres of Jiading". Miss Yue was reincarnated and smashed the white jade she had in hand in anger. Unexpectedly, she triggered a magical mechanism and was thrown into the world of "Princess of the Qing Dynasty" created by Queen Mother Huang.
Yue Xiaoling, who traveled through time with resentment, Fulgochuko who transformed into a red dragon, Song Ayirha who is secretly waiting for an opportunity, Yanhan, a silver fox with ambiguous purpose, Zhonghun of the Ming Dynasty who refuses to be reincarnated, Ao Ling, a dragon girl with a mysterious origin, and the heroine Qiong Yaowen who transformed into a five-fox girl, can they really disrupt the situation and divert Fulgochuko's attention? Can the soul of China reunite again and regain its former glory? Under the heavy fog, who is the mastermind behind this? Can Yue Xiaoling solve the puzzle?
All in all, please pay attention to "Zong Qiong Yao: Your Sister, Princess of the Qing Dynasty!"
Note 1: "The battlefield is full of exposed bones and bones, and the lonely ministers thousands of miles away are unwilling to surrender. I send a message to travelers not to cover their noses. The living are not as fragrant as the dead." This is the title of an unknown woman who died for her country in the Eighty-one Days of Jiangyin.
Note 2: This article is a fanfic of "Returning the Pearl: Princess of the Qing Dynasty". Regarding the remarks about "Han women have no spine, Manchu women are full of nobility", please see the original text.
Note 3: The author deeply feels that Nurhaci's sister was not only noble enough to live to the Qianlong Dynasty, so she solemnly declares that there are no typos in the fourth paragraph of the copy.
Another case: First, since "Returning the Pearl: Princess of Qing Dynasty" itself is a fanfic of a completely fictional romance novel, this article, as a fanfic of "Returning Pearl: Princess of Qing Dynasty", basically has no history to speak of. If history is cited, the author will provide the information;
Second, please don't worry about Yue Xiaoling's identity after traveling through time in "Returning the Pearl: Princess of the Qing Dynasty". Since Nurhachi's daughter can live until the Qianlong period, I believe it is not difficult to accept Yue Xiaoling's transformation into a vixen.
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Although this is an article expressing Xiaolei's anger, and although it is absurd, I still hope it can be perfect. Although I said earlier that this article does not talk about history, but in the larger environment, some customs, geography, humanities, etc., If there is anything inappropriate in Xiaolei's words, I hope everyone can point it out, so that Xiaolei can learn more things.
You can also discuss some things related to the article here. If you have any opinions, you can put them here. Xiaolei will choose some content that is more suitable for Xiaolei's venting article and put it in the article, as well as the history and customs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Finally, Xiaolei is a student who has to take classes, so please bear with me for the update frequency and word count of this article.
I finally finished it, so I came back and updated it every other day. Thank you to those who still support me after I stopped for so long.