The Qing Dynasty's Saintly Woman of Peace

This description has been reviewed for a long time... The author's writing is fine, but you don't know that the clear-cut article that you always like is: Foot binding is all the fault of Han Chinese men. The Qing emperor had banned foot binding long ago. The heroine would never dress up as a folk girl with bound feet. The last time she dressed up was as a bannerman's robe. She was an elegant, noble Manchu aunt who knew how to ride a horse. She would never marry a Han man. Most of them would end up in the emperor's harem/elder brother's harem, and less likely to marry a Manchu human rights minister/Mongol prince. It is impossible for the male protagonist to have only one wife, but it doesn't matter. The female protagonist can enjoy the happiness of beating the younger wife and fighting the older wife that are not available in modern times. After the whole fight is over, she can enjoy the exclusive favor of the male protagonist. Although the male protagonist has a copper-coin rat tail, it does not prevent him from being a cold-faced cool guy/a jade-like young master/a wolf boy.

The author is so awesome. This is the only book I have seen on this site that is clearly anti-Qing. The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, that was also an era! The peak of China's peasant uprising, although the historians now have both praise and criticism, most of them are positive, affirming the positive significance of the Taiping Rebellion.

The big words are too schematic. You can write them in more detail.

They all told me to wear clothes and not rebel, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Can the author continue writing? After watching "Eating Melon to Enlighten the Lord", I literally cried and shivered all day long!

I'm sorry that the teacher's language was a bit extreme before, but I still want to express my opinions: First of all, although the heroine is the protagonist, the founder of the Jintian Uprising was Hong Xiuquan. Is it a bit too deified for the heroine to see the whole situation at a glance? After all, in my own opinion, it is really too busy for one person to initiate too many things at the same time. I think the heroine can participate in the Taiping Rebellion, but it is a bit tiring to let the heroine do everything. I know you want to highlight the heroism of the heroine, but I would like to ask if you can express it in another way? Although it is not reduced to a plaything, it is not like bowing to feudalism, and it is not as good as what has already happened in the official history of Yugan. Overcoming obstacles is also a kind of growth. Being independent in feudalism is not something that is known by transition prophecy, but using one's own intelligence to break feudalism. If this is the case, I believe that the fictional history of the Taiping Rebellion written by the teacher will be better than this one! I hope the teacher knows!

What my wife said is so right, so should I still write this article? [Kiss]

What the author said is so right, so when will it be updated? I will starve to death if I don't have anything to eat.

Whistleblowers throw away coins! ! ! Support the author!

Author, please update! !