
Reborn in the Qing Dynasty to Stage a Rebellion
重生清朝之谋反
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- Completed
- Length
- 978k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Seriously, author, although you have finished writing, I still want to write a book review. First of all, is this pension too high? With five hundred taels per person, you will easily go bankrupt. Secondly, when it comes to education, you have really failed. Confucianism is about to be destroyed, and they still ask scholars to teach. This is because they don't know how they will die in the future, right? What can they teach? It's not just the same old thing, or it's the teaching materials that are taught to you openly, but secretly stuffed with private goods. Your army has completed literacy training and has fought a few more battles. There must be some who have been injured and retired. Of course, you can decentralize them to serve as grassroots officials and teachers. You have taught them all such white papers. How to teach them is not a question for you...
You can read any novel about the rebellion in the Qing Dynasty, regardless of whether it is bad or not. Thumbs up for the author. It's better than those who traveled through the Qing Dynasty to deliver sex. There are also those who traveled through the Qing Dynasty to work as slaves for officials, which is even more disgusting.
Wear clear and non-rebellious chrysanthemum set of electric drill
Does the author have a hatred of the rich? There were good people among the rich in the Qing Dynasty. The protagonist killed them all without even trying to judge him.
The protagonist of this book is simply a villain. I say a villain is a real villain, the kind who has not grown up and is childish. The book is the realized version of the villain's enlightenment. If he did it like that, it would be a disaster. Civilization has regressed, morals have deteriorated, and they kill people at every turn. There is no tolerance for killing his brother, his comrades, and his classmates. If they don't agree, kill them. It's almost like you'll die if you touch it, and you'll be hurt if you touch it. Zhang Xianzhong is not as murderous as him. We must know that there are two sides to every problem, so why can't we tolerate them? Isn't the side you saw wrong? Not being tolerant is childish.
He even killed his own brother, but he was still a minor, right? How cold-blooded and irresponsible this is. Do you still think of yourself as a brother? You didn't do it well at all. Are you worthy of your dead parents?
How old are you, the author? Looking at the novel you wrote, it seems pale and weak. You might as well write that with a wave of your hands, hundreds of thousands of enemy troops were wiped out.
There is no worst, only worse. After all, these are bad times. But I still have to give it a good review, after all, it is anti-Qing.
Why can't we build an empire? You've been brainwashed.
As for the book, I haven't read it, but because of the title of your book, I have to give you a thumbs up. And I have a book called Fanxing, an international student from Africa. He doesn't have much money, but he can help you promote it.