Journey Through the Heavens, Starting Beyond the Great Qing Pass

Abandon the pit, you have people, money, territory, no shortage of high-end combat power, and you have a lot of luck, why don't you develop your own power and compete for world domination, and you are already in the world, why don't you build your own base and work as a worker in the new world?

Recently, I have imitated the start of a Republic of China world many times.

I was thinking if the protagonist met Yan Shuangying halfway, who would be more powerful...

Wear through the Qing Dynasty and don't rebel (Continued from later on, brothers)

I bet you didn't save the manuscript on your computer

Not being able to change history is the biggest joke and the poisonous point

Your Qing Dynasty has perished. Those who were destroyed by the Republic of China, go and take revenge. Don't miss me here.

The writing is okay, it just jumps back and forth, regardless of the primary and secondary roles. Should I develop my power first and have a strong army and have no worries? Or should I practice cultivation first and do things everywhere to increase the story and interest? If you are strong in writing, you can write back and forth, with a sense of progression. If you are weak in writing, don't do this. The story is messy.

The title of the book, Da Qing, seems awkward and I can't stand it. Maybe it could be changed to Late Qing or Manchu Qing.

After reading the first few chapters, I wonder why the force value in this world is so bad. Since Zhu Kaishan can run away when being chased by the masters inside, then his force value can be considered on the table. Since there is force, why can't a dozen people defeat the wolf? Could it be that it is a demon wolf?