Qing Dynasty

The Qing Dynasty caused more than a hundred years of humiliation in modern China. So far I have been passive. Therefore, it is said that it is clear to wear without rebellion, and the chrysanthemum is covered with electricity.

Wear it clean and don't rebel, use an electric drill as a chrysanthemum.

The first chapter of the opening chapter is too poisonous, spoilers + dog-licking. Mr. Yongzheng is Mr. Yongzheng, and he is also the fourth master. Have you seen too many palace schemes? It takes more than 1 million words to achieve this result. How many people have been repelled by the poison?

The national song is played again, and the Han people who do not want to be slaves stand up

Wearing rat braids or not, not beheading.

To be honest, I hate half-bald braids the most.

Lurhaci's 13 armors rose up against the Ming Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty was dominated by ethnic minorities who ruled the majority ethnic groups, and their rule was extremely uncivilized. It was a regression of civilization and regarded all non-Manchus as slaves.

In fact, everyone does not like the Qing Dynasty, mainly because of the history of humiliation in the past hundred years, but the existence of the Qing Dynasty cannot be denied. After all, it is a part of Chinese history (national history textbook). If it were not for these hundreds of years of humiliation, everyone's perception of the Qing Dynasty might be similar to that of the Yuan Dynasty. I hope the author's novel can leave some good things to China's last feudal dynasty.

It looked good at first, but suddenly there is a female time traveler who is disgusting. No wonder my grades are poor.

You can fight against the Qing Dynasty, but you can never regain the Ming Dynasty.

The rule of the Manchu Qing Dynasty was based on Manchu rule and mutual control between the Han and Manchus. As long as a Han rebelled or usurped power internally, he was digging up the roots of the Manchu Qing Dynasty. Even if the Manchu rulers like Zeng Li Zuo and others were both useful and defensive, even if the Eight Banners were no longer able to bear the hard-core crops, they would not be useless. To put it bluntly, even if a Han does not rebel, as long as he wants to transform the country, he must dig up the roots of the Qing Dynasty. Both reform and revolution are redistribution of interests, and the Manchus are the ones with vested interests. For those who don't understand why the Qing Dynasty must rebel, can they imagine how the Manchus view the rise of a Han regent or a Han military aircraft foreman leading a country with an absolute majority of Han people? The most important thing for any regime in which a minority rules the majority is balance, and the failure of the Westernization Movement involved breaking the balance.

Don't worry, the author of this book has said that he will rebel, and he started to prepare not to rebel. Some readers sent him an electric drill and later changed the outline.

I have a question, why are people who traveled through the Qing Dynasty rebelling now?

I don't really hate the Qing Dynasty. After all, the Ming Dynasty, which had the guts to do so, died for the country when it fell. But as a modern person, I still can't stand this kind of slave literature.

When will the rebellion start? I'm so impatient to wait.

The author can go to station b to see what the real Qing Dynasty looked like.

Author, your two chapters are a bit illogical. You have been appointed an official by Yongzheng. It can be said that everyone in Beijing (official circles) knows your backstage. To search your home so blatantly in 89 or 90, unless you have a bad relationship with Yongzheng, but it is unlikely now. In addition, why wouldn't the blacksmith's books be collected carefully if they are so sensitive (do you dare to put a few cult books in your home?), So they can be found so easily? Such an IQ can last up to two episodes in a TV series.

Yongzheng: My good slave! Vomit. .

Now that the protagonist of the novel has become Yongzheng's confidant, in addition to helping to make money (and win the heir), he can also establish regulations and cultivate talents. However, the people you train cannot be your own. They should be from the court (Yongzheng's) on the surface. Just like if you build a military academy, the principal must be the emperor, but these people are also the basis for future reforms.

The current Qing Dynasty palace drama seems to be created out of thin air. It is not historical at all. Even the official hat is not done correctly. The official hat is completely placed on the top of the head instead of covering the head.

I haven't read it yet, but I would say that the main controversies in the Qing Dynasty are the shaving of hair and the change of clothes, the literary prison, and various traitors in the later period. In addition, it is the closest dynasty to us. It is really difficult for ordinary Han people to have a good impression.

The pig's soap has been around since the Song Dynasty. In order to make the pig's soap taste better, some ancient essences were added to it.

According to the book, it means that it can be ruled by Manchu slave owners

The writing is very interesting and interesting. It has been on the bookshelf for a long time and I have not read it. It is a rare good book, but because the main character has pigtails, I feel so uncomfortable, haha!

Wu Ying'er's plot... It feels like a big shot who was born as a top student in a major and failed the normal exam... Years of training has made her lonely... Zhao E's plot is also very dramatic...

After reading dozens of chapters, I saw going to sea and training and so on! I didn't even think about rebelling in the early stage! You should read novels instead of historical dramas. The writing is okay, but the characterization is a little off and a bit intellectually depressing.

I once read a Qing Dynasty novel in which the nine sons buried a nail when they were trying to seize the legitimate heir, and in the Yongzheng Dynasty, they began to rebel, defeat the enemy, drive away the enemy, and seize everything they had. I saw the people closest to him shed tears, ride on his horse, and take in his wife and daughter. I forgot what it was called, but it analyzed a lot of plots in the novels about the Yongzheng Dynasty in Yueyuehe.

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