Becoming a Bandit During the Heyday of Kangxi and Qianlong

Damn it, the protagonist of the book also wrote the novel "Water Margin: The Heroes of the Late Song Dynasty", brag!

As long as it is anti-Qing, support it.

I have read hundreds of time-travel novels, and this is my first time watching a time-travel drama about the Qing Dynasty. Don't let me down.

The author's chrysanthemum is saved, but he doesn't know if his moral integrity is still there. Continuously updated, available for full order

The protagonist is a bit imaginary. In modern society, a random person can lead a rebellion without a golden finger. I feel like the author is dreaming.

According to the book, the young general Fukang'an was probably from 1770 to 1780, which is a period of time from 1840. Therefore, after the protagonist conquered the world, he had to resume production, complete three major reforms, and form a modern navy (the army was built during the rebellion). At that time, he could only be regarded as one of the great powers. If he wanted to carve up the world, he could only fight against the sun.