Turning the Tide in the Qing Dynasty
逆袭大清
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Emperor Qianlong was a man who loved grandiose achievements. He relied on the solid foundation laid by his father, Emperor Yongzheng. The Kangxi-Qianlong era of prosperity was actually largely due to Emperor Yongzheng.
The Manchu Qing dynasty set back Chinese culture by hundreds of years, and the servility of the Chinese people remains unchanged to this day! (Thumbs up to the author)
To reiterate, opposing the Ming Dynasty was justified during the Ming Dynasty, and opposing the Qing Dynasty was also justified during the Qing Dynasty. What's most annoying is when those who oppose the Qing Dynasty try to portray the Ming Dynasty as superior, and vice versa. Never, ever praise the Ming or Qing Dynasties; all the people were merely slaves. It was just a change of rulers.
At first glance, it's easy to see that the writing is exceptional. The further you read, the more you appreciate the charm of the words.
Why do people praise the Qing Dynasty every day?
Why is it said that the Manchu Qing dynasty left behind the least territory of any dynasty? What is territory? It is the land of one's own country that is free from foreign troops and foreign control. Let's take a look at the troop deployments of various countries during the late Qing Dynasty: There are Russian troops stationed in Northeast China, ranging from tens of thousands to around 3,000.
Develop your farming skills gradually, or better yet, buy a minor official position.
The Kangxi and Qianlong rebellions are either fantasy or martial arts stories... It's really hard to connect them with history... Furthermore, I think anyone who simply blames historical problems on ethnicity is either stupid or malicious.
I really enjoy reading history, but honestly, I can't stand official historical records—they're too depressing! The reason I like time-travel historical novels is because they allow me to change the history that makes me feel so depressed!
I'm 36 years old, born in the new society, raised under the red flag, and still a cynical youth! I only hate that heaven is blind, allowing the Manchu Qing dynasty to wreak havoc on China for three hundred years! Damn!
I have a question. The protagonist in this book often rewards dozens of taels of silver. I want to ask, in which era was silver so worthless? In addition, after you give dozens of taels of silver to a farmer who has never seen a tael of silver, will they still rebel with you? You only have a few dozen people at the beginning, and no one will reward you with dozens of taels of silver. Then when your troops number tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands, what will you reward them with?