
Clearing the Qing
锄清
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 648k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The Cleopatra character is a bit twisted... The author is way too thirsty.
This is Confucius of the Qing Dynasty.
This book is good; it stays on topic. It's much better than that other travel guide. The key is that it stays on topic and isn't overly artsy. Keep up the good work, I'll start selling it as soon as it's available. Update faster!
Map of natural disasters at the end of the Ming Dynasty
The fall of the Ming Dynasty was not due to a single, isolated cause. Natural disasters, man-made calamities, bandits, and border barbarians... As one minister said, disasters were constant; bandits were eliminated only to be replaced by barbarians, and barbarians retreated only to be replaced by bandits... In addition, the plague ravaged the land, draining the Ming Dynasty of its vitality.
The cover is great. Have you created a group? If so, please add me to the group files and I'll put the cover there. Is that alright, author?
When I see anti-Qing sentiment, I give it a thumbs up.
Here's a piece of advice for the author: Don't try to emulate other top-tier players by using elite troops to achieve victory against overwhelming odds, like a few thousand against tens of thousands. This is the early stages of an uprising; you need a large force. Having a few tens of thousands of combat-ready troops is enough. Focus on building up your numbers first. Without sufficient numbers, you'll lose half your forces in early siege battles.
I loved it from the very first episode, keep updating!
To be honest, I've never understood why so many people in Ming and Qing dynasty novels like to glorify colonies. History has clearly proven that this is a form of civilization destined for destruction, so why the fascination? Even setting aside the fact that China itself was once a victim of this system, even if the Ming and Qing dynasties lacked advanced productivity and technology, they could…
I remember reading a novel set in the late Qing Dynasty that I thought was pretty good. It was about some martial arts figures who went to the late Qing Dynasty to kill corrupt officials. But the time traveler said that if they killed all the corrupt officials, the common people would have a way to survive and who would rebel with them? The martial arts figures were speechless...