The Qing Conquest, 1719
伐清1719
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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To actually find an anti-Qing book, I have nothing to say but praise it first.
As a newcomer, Qingkong has encountered many challenges and setbacks in her writing process. She hopes to receive more advice and has created a reader group (961378766). The group entry slogan is "1719". Thank you all for your support!
Does Emperor Kangxi deserve to be called "the greatest emperor of all time"?
I remember when I watched "Kangxi Dynasty", there was a passage at the end that said Kangxi was a great emperor of all time. I didn't think much of it at the time, but now that I think about it, holy crap, how could they be so shameless? Let's set aside the disastrous consequences of a backward people ruling over a more advanced one.
Some thoughts from Qingkong about 1719
Upon receiving the news that "The Conquest of the Qing Dynasty 1719" was about to be signed, Qingkong was quite excited. When she first started writing this story, she was actually a little worried that she might not get the contract. Now that everything is settled, Qingkong can finally relax. From now on, she will strive to update her blog, not only to write about the future in her heart, but also to let everyone see the world through her eyes.
Overthrowing the Qing Dynasty in this world is difficult; I hope the author writes it well.
To be honest, this book has many illogical points, but I don't care whether it's logical or not. As long as it's about rebelling against the Qing Dynasty, then it's logical. I just love reading rebellious stories.
It feels like the protagonist is just joking around, presumptuously abolishing the kneeling ceremony. This is essentially revolutionizing themselves! The kneeling ceremony represented the emperor's dignity and signified the further centralization of imperial power.
Fellow Han brothers, I'm having a reading slump! Are there any books specifically about time travel and rebellion during the Qing Dynasty? I'd like to borrow one.
Logically speaking, from a Han Chinese perspective, wearing Qing clothing and rebelling was necessary, but it was undoubtedly also the most difficult thing to do. 🙄 Even if you succeed, that's just the beginning. A whole host of problems await you in Tibet and Xinjiang. If I remember correctly, it took the Qing Dynasty more than one generation to completely pacify these areas.
Author, your approach is completely wrong. Where there is oppression, there will be resistance. The correct method is to massacre a large number of people, then carry out mass immigration—send a large number of people there. Chinese people can reproduce. That's the correct approach.