The Qing Dynasty Soldier

The Qing Dynasty resulted in over a century of humiliation for modern China. Even now, China remains largely passive. Therefore, the saying goes, "Those who travel through time during the Qing Dynasty don't rebel; their chrysanthemums are like electric stalks."

Wearing Qing clothes doesn't lead to rebellion; chrysanthemums are covered with electric drills.

The very first chapter was toxic, full of spoilers and sycophantic praise. "Emperor Yongzheng is one thing, but 'Fourth Prince'? Have you been watching too many palace intrigue dramas?" Over a million words and this is all it's got. Just how many readers did this toxicate?!

Sing the national anthem once more, Han Chinese who refuse to be slaves!

Did you braid your hair into a rat's tail? No, you didn't braid it into a beheading style.

Rulhaci, clad in 13 suits of armor, rose in rebellion against the Ming Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty, ruled by a minority ethnic group, was characterized by its extremely uncivilized rule, a regression in civilization where all non-Manchus were treated as slaves.

The main reason people dislike the Qing Dynasty is its nearly century-long history of humiliation. However, the existence of the Qing Dynasty cannot be denied; after all, it is part of Chinese history (as taught in national history textbooks). Without that century of humiliation, people's perception of the Qing Dynasty might be similar to that of the Yuan Dynasty. Hopefully, the author's novel will help preserve some positive aspects of China's last feudal dynasty.

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

I was enjoying the show when suddenly this female time traveler showed up and became really annoying. No wonder my grades are so bad.

We can oppose the Qing, but we must never restore the Ming.