
Traveling Through the Days of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
穿越在太平天国的日子
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- Ongoing
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- 852k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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He traveled through time and became Dahan B, and the identification was completed. .
Using religion does not necessarily lead to becoming a religious country. Please don't dwell on this.
We are atheists and we cannot easily judge religion. I can only tell you a few things: Many people took advantage of religion to gain power. In history, Zhu Yuanzhang used Mingjiao to seize power, and then he also used Mingjiao to seize power. Sun Guofu took advantage of a certain gang and a certain society, but finally turned his back on them and disowned them. Hong Xiuquan was a self-made man, and he could not achieve much without using religion. We should not judge him harshly based on the requirements of modern people. There are three means to control people: 1. Emotions, 2. Money, 3. Thoughts. The first two are limited in scope, and the third has the widest scope and the lowest cost. Chinese nationalism was only proposed by Liang Qichao in the 20th century. This is the limitation of history. Let's not judge the people of that era from the perspective of modern people.
Regardless of the rights and wrongs of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, we still have to respect their spirit of resisting the Qing Dynasty
It is difficult to write novels about the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, because people today have very inconsistent attitudes toward the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and can even be said to be completely antagonistic. The reason why the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom could become great must have its merits; its final failure must also have its limitations. But no matter what, the nation-state is the general trend of the times, and the fall of the Manchu Qing Dynasty is a historical necessity. The spirit of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom in resisting the tyranny of the Qing Dynasty is worthy of recognition.
There is a way of forcibly making the natives stronger, and the protagonist is smarter and useless. The reading index is 50 (100)
The early stage was not bad, but as a time traveler, with such strong military strength, he was actually controlled by others. How could anyone rebel and not be his own boss? Later, it was very depressing and unpleasant.
Finally updated, my hair has turned gray waiting for it, I really like your novel! Come on, author💪
A very good book, the genre is so novel, why is it about eunuchs?
Will it be possible to achieve something by traveling through time? Let's see how Wang Mang, who looked most like a time traveler, was killed by Liu Xiu, the son of the plane? The author's writing is already very good. It is so simple to conquer the world.
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I'm convinced by this book. I've been writing about traveling through the Qing Dynasty till now, Chapter 400, but later on I was sold as a piglet.
I support anyone who is against the Manchus 😁. Nowadays, people are really rebellious. Being conquered and enslaved has become a habit. The Manchus slaughtered my compatriots, destroyed my clothes, and destroyed my civilization 😡. They still want me to agree with them. Just say, go to Male Desert!
It would be more suitable to change it to the days when Yang Xiuqing was being fucked.
Why not get a boat back to China? How can the Chinese develop in South America when there are so few?
I browsed through books in the history category, specifically looking for books based overseas. I read all the overseas parts of this book, but there is no follow-up, alas! …