I Will Raise the Dragon Banner Across the Myriad Worlds

The historical data excavated now prove that Qianlong and French Emperor Louis XVI were pen pals, Kangxi, and Qianlong had a very deep understanding of the West. He did not need to go to Europe, he only needed to collect the information learned by the Thirteenth Party in Guangzhou. However, during the Opium War decades later, the Qing army still used broadswords and spears, and even firearms were old items from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Why is this? Because revolution was raging in Europe at this time, Qianlong's pen pal Louis XVI was beheaded in the vegetable market! Imagine how panicked the feudal emperor Qianlong must be! Naturally, the country is closed to the outside world! It's the same here. When the emperor of the Ming Dynasty saw the people's army, he was afraid of the collapse of the dynasty and was unwilling to cooperate with the protagonist!

The level of this book is really average, but it is a readable level. Don't expect too much, it can still pass the time. It is considered to be an upper-middle level novel among the same type of novels. It has a competitive position on the enemy site, but compared with several other books on the site. . . . Forget it, I won't comment with names, so as not to praise and criticize. This book is a simple and mindless book. The advantage is that it progresses quickly. The first world is Xiuchundao. It starts with a domestic movie in ancient costumes. It is very exciting to kill and it is reckless. It seems that you need to be steady and make excuses, but you use the system as a shield and just do it. Don't think I am being sarcastic. This is indeed an advantage. The disadvantage is that it has no IQ. Read some things faster. If you find that line of words is not quite right, don't think too much about it. Don't think about it. It's terrible to think about it. Anyway, everyone has their own preferences for sesame and cabbage. Maybe some people like this type of book, but I can only say that this book is indeed a readable book.

After reading Chapter 13, I realized that there were 27 days of preparation time before traveling into Xiuchundao. This amount of time was enough for the US military to end the war in Iraq. The special forces are all selected from a thousand, and their perseverance, brains and bodies are first-class, not to mention that there are national security personnel who specialize in wet work among the special forces. In the face of a time-travel that can give the country a chance to rise, a team of 100 people actually asked the protagonist how this conscript should act? Let's not talk about the personal abilities and resumes of a team of 100 people. It takes 27 days to prepare, the think tank, the advisory group, and the action planning department. There is not a single plan, and they just rely on the protagonist to smile evilly? I'm a little dissatisfied. The team of 100 people feels like a group of junior high school students who have just entered the world. They don't even have a high school diploma. I hope the author can refer to Yuan Lang in Soldier Assault. He is full of eyes, twists and turns, and plots people unknowingly. This is worthy of the strong character of the novel.

What did the author think? He wanted to choose a power system for the main world. He chose a Taoist system. As a result, the power of a nuclear bomb is not as powerful as that of an immortal. So what do you cultivate? There are so many worlds and the system in it is much more powerful than a nuclear bomb. If you insist on the whole Taoist system, forget it. After all, it is also the traditional culture of our country. In the end, he has set his upper limit so low. A dignified immortal cannot even compare with a nuclear bomb. The co-author has no brains to brag about nuclear bombs. Really? After reading so many chapters, I found that no matter what the world, no weapon can be as powerful as a nuclear bomb.

A gift for women, chapter 64. If the author doesn't like Hokusai Hokusai, then don't describe the protagonist liking Hokusai. The protagonist obviously likes Hokusai, and it's okay that Hokusai likes Chongzhen. After all, Hokusai likes Chongzhen in the original work. , But the most disgusting thing is that after Chongzhen had been put under house arrest and gained dozens of pounds, Hokusai no longer liked Chongzhen, but it turned out that he liked the people under the protagonist. At first I thought I had read it wrong, but when I looked carefully I found out that I was right! I have to say that the author is really brave. You dare to write articles for women. Goodbye! I subscribed to two chapters just to post this, disgusting!

The Manchus who immigrated to the Ming Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty no longer follow logic, and Xiuchundao does. Not to mention whether Chongzhen had any thoughts of rebellion, at least there was no need to kill his brother. Emperor Tianqi is his only good brother and has no other heir. As long as Chongzhen can keep his own life and the throne, he will be basically stable and happy. Even if Chongzhen had the need to usurp the throne, he would not cause trouble when the emperor was seriously ill. The risk was too great and there was no benefit. The throne was his turn. When the movie Xiuchundao was released, I wanted to watch it, but I heard that Chongzhen rebelled, so there was no need to watch it immediately. Later, I watched a few minutes of commentary online, but I have never watched it and will never watch the full version.

The best ones written by the whole country have been banned, so the author should be careful.

After writing this, I went to wash Yuan Chonghuan. Mao Wenlong was about to rebel, and people were starving to death. If the Ming Dynasty ran out of supplies, I don't know what confidence Mao Wenlong relied on to rebel. Yuan Chonghuan was defeated in Liao Dynasty for five years. Shouldn't he die when he arrived in Beijing? Shouldn't you die for the crime of deceiving the emperor? Mao Wenlong is a high-ranking official and Yuan Chonghuan will kill him whenever he says. Who is going to rebel?

I feel like I'm watching without thinking. The protagonist suddenly makes a show with just one sentence. Why do you use such a way of making a show from the palace? It's like a group of people suddenly came to control our capital. Tell the leaders that some of your decisions are wrong and what will happen. In my opinion, such a group of uncontrolled people is definitely more terrifying than the destruction of the country and the world. In real life, when meeting such a group of people, it is clear from their eyes that they do not regard you as a second-class creature, no matter whether the other party is well-intentioned or what their intentions are.

I feel like Hokusai didn't handle it well. It's best not to bring a girlfriend with you when you travel through time with your teammates. You can't let it go, especially if you're so greedy that you don't want it anymore. Even if you are afraid of guilt and dare not accept it, then let her follow the original plot or not write about her in the Spring and Autumn style of writing. He greedily separated her from Chongzhen but didn't take her down, and even gave her to his teammates who traveled through time together. Who is disgusting about this?