Bury the Qing Dynasty

First of all, I would like to state that my understanding of those so-called "travel books" is limited to their names and the purpose of their publication, so I have reservations about whether they would be feasible in ancient times. The third golden chapter begins directly, without any obscene development, and the feeling of pleasure comes quickly. However, because there is a foreshadowing of "forty-nine years to collect ninety-four years of tax", it is not logically unacceptable. In Chapter 9, the protagonist directly made a homemade grenade, which according to the protagonist was stronger than the one made in the border area by Li Yunlong. According to my understanding, the structure of the wooden handle grenade is to pull the cord to trigger the fuse, the fuse ignites the gunpowder, the gunpowder detonates the detonator, and the detonator detonates the explosive. I don't know what level the border area was built back then, but at least it had fuses. Although I don't know in which era the technology for making fuses in those "divine books" could have been created, I know what this little fuse represents. You must know that the most critical technological gap between the two sides in the Sino-Japanese War was a reliable fuse. According to the structural principles of the grenade fuse I found, if I could build this fuse, I could design the detonation structure of the explosive bomb. However, the protagonist, or the author, seems not to realize what such a small fuse represents. I can accept your high settings, but I can't accept it if you use such a high settings and pretend that you only have normal settings. It's like I can accept Saitama, but I can't accept Long Aotian Then in Chapter 10, the protagonist said he made hundreds of homemade grenades. According to the previous article, the gunpowder was made by the protagonist from raw materials purchased by the protagonist. I don't know how long the gunpowder manufacturing cycle took, and I don't know whether those raw materials could be purchased at the time. However, it feels a bit outrageous to directly produce enough gunpowder for hundreds of grenades when only the protagonist has the technology. It is so easy to create so much gunpowder, which makes the love stories of the protagonists that I have seen before be inferior. I skipped and looked at it, but I didn't see anything that could attract me. In summary, if you just want to see and see, you can enter. If you don't know much about firearms, you can enter. It is not recommended to enter if you know a lot about firearms, especially modern guns, and like to enter novels with your brain.

Praise first. I like this kind of rebellious writing that just goes ahead if you don't accept it.

Too novice The characters are the same The writing feels like a running account However, there are still attractive points. I hope the author can hone his writing skills.

When listening with voice, one mouth sounds like a dog emperor, and every breath sounds like another dog, which greatly affects the quality of listening to books.

Please give the author a closer look. You forgot to turn off the anti-theft function in Chapter 519.

There are only three emperors throughout the ages who must be Qin Shihuang, Tang Taizong, and Ming Taizu. There is no doubt that Qin Shihuang won. Tang Taizong won because of his ridiculous comprehensive strength. Ming Taizu started with a bowl and restored the unification of China. It is even more legendary. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not consider it, but Tang Taizong crushed him.

One Emperor through the Ages, this title is very controversial, let me express my personal opinion Qin Shihuang, this is absolutely unquestionable, the first emperor, without him there would be no title of emperor I will calculate the rest according to mathematics, needless to say three generations ago, there was no title of emperor, from the beginning of Qin Shihuang to the fall of the Qing Dynasty, nearly two thousand, and so on The Song Dynasty is the middle point, one before the Song Dynasty, and one after the Song Dynasty Before the Song Dynasty, I promoted Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, destroyed the Xiongnu, and conquered the Western Regions, realizing the true unification of the Han nation. The word Han became the name of the Chinese nation, the founder of the Han nation After the Song Dynasty, I promoted the Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang, who expelled the Tartars and restored China, saved Shenzhou and Lu Shen, and what was the situation in China at the end of the Yuan Dynasty? Since the fall of the Tang Dynasty, the north has been occupied by barbarians for more than 400 years. They no longer recognize themselves as Han people, but consider themselves northerners. They wear Hu clothes and perform Hu rituals. Even the portraits of Confucius wear Hu clothes, and the Western Regions are even more isolated. The Han people were reduced to livestock. It was Zhu Yuanzhang who saved the building from falling, drove out the barbarians and restored China, vigorously promoted Han culture, wore Han clothes, performed Zhou rites, conquered the Western Regions, recovered the sixteen states of Yanyun, and recovered Liaodong, which made the Han nation After all, after more than four hundred years of confrontation between the north and the south, northerners have almost forgotten that they are Han people. It can be said that without Zhu Yuanzhang, maybe we would be like the Roman Empire, which has been divided into two countries. Zhu Yuanzhang can be said to be one emperor through the ages As for the Manchu Qing Dynasty, I forgive me for not commenting. They are lifted up by some people now, and they are not worthy The above opinions are only personal opinions

It's funny when you think about it. As much as the movies and TV shows boast about Manchuria, the reality is so disgusting.

Brother author, this book feels very difficult. The book is enjoyable to listen to and read, but I feel that if I have another three or four hundred thousand at most, I will be banned at this time. The starting point now is not suitable for writing these novels at all. There are too many old feudal cleansings and too many restrictions.

After reading the wedge, I thought of a rather funny thing. The strength of China in the past dynasties was always compared with that of foreign countries at the same time. Only the Qing Dynasty was only compared with previous dynasties.

In my heart, there are three emperors who can be called one emperor through the ages: Ying Zheng, Yang Jian, and Zhu Yuanzhang. If you don't like them, don't criticize them.

I haven't read it yet, but I just saw the introduction and wanted to know what the protagonist uses to fight against the Qing Dynasty? During the Qianlong period, the Qing Dynasty's national power was strong and the people's lives were healthy. What was the basis for the protagonist's uprising against the Qing Dynasty?

Let's talk about people's livelihood, Qianlong, Jiaqing period The Miao people's uprising was suppressed in 1806, the 60th year of Qianlong's reign The White Lotus Rebellion was suppressed in 1804, the first year of Jiaqing (1796). Small peasant uprisings such as the uprising of Wang Lun of Shandong in the thirty-ninth year of Qianlong (1774), the Hui and Salar uprisings led by Su Shisan and Tian Wu of Gansu in the forty-sixth year of Qianlong (1781) and forty-eighth year (1783) In the fifty-first year of Qianlong's reign (1786), there was an uprising by Taiwanese Lin Shuangwen, which was not as serious as the above. I actually saw this kind of rating saying that the country was strong during the Qianlong period and the people's lives were healthy. Hahaha, I laughed to death. Please read more history.

If they rebel against the Qing Dynasty, they will rebel against the Qing Dynasty. What is the purpose of the Ming slave dynasty coming back?

As a Shaanxi person, I hate the Qing Dynasty, and I hate it even more in the late Ming Dynasty.

To be honest, the end of the Ming Dynasty was really bad. After the Manchus entered the customs, the main anti-Qing forces were the peasant armies of Li Zicheng's Dashun and Zhang Xianzhong's Daxi. Together with Zheng Chenggong's pirates, the Southern Ming court was always holding back. To be honest, if the Southern Ming court could at least maintain the situation in the Northern and Southern Song Dynasty without holding back, (even if a group of pigs were put there, it would be better than that group of people), the main force that defended China in the late Ming Dynasty was actually rogue bandits and pirates! One can only imagine how rotten the Ming Dynasty was. To be honest, if foreigners had not entered the Central Plains, few people would have engaged in the so-called "anti-Qing and restoration of the Ming Dynasty"

Who dares to seek refuge with you under the banner of Zhu Yuanzhang's descendants? If you lose in rebellion, you will die, if you win, you will die. After all, everyone knows what Lao Zhu did, powerful people will not join you, and you will look down on trash. Both the black and white parties want you dead. The Qing Dynasty's anti-Qing and restoration of Ming Dynasties are just slogans, just like Amitabha. After all, the purpose of rebellion is to gain the title of king and nobility.

I don't know why either. I suddenly want to comment on what the Qing Dynasty said. If the West had not come to attack China, would the Qing Dynasty have perished? Probably not. It seems that during the Qing Dynasty, all the people had servility engraved in their hearts. Did anyone go to rebel? In fact, at the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, China's muskets had already developed very much. At that time, they were considered to be the most advanced ones in the world. And cannons. Did the Qing Dynasty not know how useful muskets were? All the muskets of the Qing Dynasty were on guard against the Han people, fearing that the Han people would rebel. In fact, if you think about it, it was really the Qing Dynasty that misled China for three hundred years.

Too bad! Completely taken for granted. I can't stand the previous chapters at all! Shandong's starting point is too poor. It is better to start from Guangxi and write about the two missing sons of Emperor Yongli. At least they have left descendants and there are well-documented records. Moreover, Guangxi can advance, attack, retreat or defend, with unlimited room for maneuver. The early stage development is more reasonable and convincing. What did the author write? It was so tough at the beginning and asked my brother to lead dozens of people from Xuzhou to Sichuan. It was really ridiculous. Did the author know how difficult it was? The beginning is completely unwatchable, even more illogical than the anti-Japanese drama.

The real pig tail is really hard to look at

It's not easy to find a clear book in this day and age, it's so difficult😇

Daiqing, a very magical dynasty. You will find that in any topic there will be a bunch of people talking about it. But at the same time, you will find that the upper limit of those who brag about it will always stay at a level stronger than that of Ming Dynasty. You don't even know what they really want to brag about, but they are limited by their own knowledge and can only brag to this extent. I still simply know that the level of clearing is just that, and if I don't get a zero point, I can't win at the bottom.

Many people boast about the Ming Dynasty, and they go too far. From the perspective of the entire nation, the Ming Dynasty was actually reversing the course of history. He applied Zhu Xi's ideas of fooling the people to give a good start to the later Qing Dynasty, blocking the people's wisdom and preventing the development of capitalism.

It's too rough. The Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty were so vulnerable during the Qianlong Dynasty. They saw ninety chapters and fought dozens of feet. Among them, the capture of Fukang'an was mentioned in one stroke. Hundreds of thousands of green flag soldiers all ran away before the battle began. All the twenty-eight thousand banners were defeated by Badou. How is this possible? This is not a novel. It is simply a history book. Anyone can write a novel.

I feel that the writing is too rough. The Peasants Association was established as soon as it was said to be established. Firearms and grenades were created as soon as it was said to be established. I feel nothing when writing it. It is too easy. I don't know how to put it. I have no desire to read on.

The rebellion begins directly in the second chapter of the opening chapter, and the first chapter is all about the historical timeline. I know that writing novels requires a lot of imagination, but let's talk about some basic rules at least. I really don't know how to set the stage and write about MAN's animal behavior in two or three chapters to arouse readers' resonance, right? What's even more outrageous is that when you first arrive in a new place, you have to organize a farmers' association. Have you never heard of something coming from the barrel of a gun? You only have a few hundred people and you are still on the run and you start asking the old men to organize a farmers' association? I really don't know how it works. Look at the history of Yan'an. I don't want to look at the history. Look at the rebellious "I" next door and see how others developed the peasant association. Don't always say that you will be reported for writing truthful stories. There are a lot of good anti-Qing novels and no one has been reported for deleting chapters. The anti-Qing novel book club is also a good place to start. If you dare to tell the author that he is not the author, you will immediately become a slave. It is really high 😄😄😄

I can't stand the rest of the story. The author wrote about the invention of the flintlock rifle, a weapon that crushed all eras and could defeat any army, but it was not described in the war at all. It seems reluctant to use such a powerful weapon against the enemy. I'm afraid I won't have enough content to write. War is too much fun. Anyway, in a war, tens of thousands versus hundreds of thousands of enemies. Just lay an ambush. Then fire a few shots and throw a few grenades, and the enemy will collapse, and you will win. It was a bit interesting at the beginning, but as I went to the end, it became boring and boring, and there was no desire to read it at all.

Stupink's illogical YY novel, you can make flintlock rifles and minnie bullets with your bare hands, and you can create unlimited amounts of gunpowder and steel out of thin air. In the middle is the successor of the Qing Dynasty, who is kneeling and licking endlessly. The name is Burying the Qing Dynasty. It is actually to flatter Hou Qing. He is worthy of the man who calls himself the emperor.

It is impossible for any modern person to successfully rebel if he travels back in time to ancient times, let alone during the Qianlong period.

I won't tell anyone who is in a hurry 😁