Marching North to Conquer the Qing
北上伐清
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
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At first glance, I mistook it for "Peking University attacking Tsinghua University" and thought Peking University and Tsinghua University were going to fight.
No need to argue, just be strong!
It's been so long, and there are still book friends arguing about it. There is no need to argue, aren't all people with Chinese household registration now? Never forget the past and be the teacher of the future. I only hope that China will continue to rise and declare with a fierce attitude: Anyone who offends China will be punished no matter how far away it is! ✊
Why criticize the Qing Dynasty? Mainly because current TV dramas glorify it. They portray a terrible dynasty as having several prosperous eras… Everyone knows that people back then could only eat tree bark. Also, history has been drastically altered.
My main reason for opposing the Qing Dynasty was that their hairstyles were too ugly, absolutely hideous.
I've noticed that there are very few historical novels about the late Qing Dynasty now. Many are abandoned, and only a few have been written so far. Is it because nobody reads them, or because there's no material to write about? I wonder if anyone else has noticed this problem.
Whenever I read a time-travel novel, the male protagonist always seems to seduce the beauties of that era. As long as a historically famous beauty is involved, the protagonist falls head over heels for her the moment he travels back in time. Seducing ancient beauties becomes an obsession for every protagonist. Honestly, I have absolutely no interest in it; I find it incredibly cliché and boring.
Furthermore, the protagonist already possesses such immense military power, and this army was built by himself. Frankly speaking, if the protagonist didn't want to be emperor, he would be courting death. If he didn't become emperor, the first people to kill him would be his loyal subordinates.
I really can't accept the various policies of the Qing Dynasty, including hairstyles...
Heavens, just kill me! What kind of aesthetics do these Manchus have? They're all perverts!
Actually, I've always wondered why so many people on the internet have been criticizing the Qing Dynasty in recent years. Basically, the Qing Dynasty is just a bunch of idiots. Didn't you enjoy watching "Princess Pearl" a few years ago? Was something that happened to cause the shift in public opinion?
Slay the Qing! Slay the Qing! If you don't rebel while wearing Qing clothes, you'll be damned! Ma'ertai Ruoxi, come out and face your punishment!