
My Father Is the Prince in Qing Dynasty
大清之我的老爹是太子
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- Ongoing
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- 79k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Wearing it clear does not reverse, the problem is the head or the butt, or the head is the butt 🙂🙂🙂
You can write about so many dynasties, but you still write about it even though you know that the Internet is against the Qing Dynasty. It's not because you have evil intentions just to attract attention.
Massacre, enclosure, inland migration, literary inquisition, and all kinds of evil laws, it is no wonder that China does not fall behind. Many people have underestimated the harm of these. The literary inquisition lasted only 130 years. Guangdong and Fujian were very powerful in Southeast Asian trade at the end of the Ming Dynasty. As a result, the Qing Dynasty once operated and it was all over. Foreign countries like the Qing Dynasty because maritime trade is not competitive at all and it is a monopoly.
Drive out the Tartars and restore China to us.
This author is awesome and his butt is pretty crooked
Fighting against the Qing Dynasty is in itself refreshing. But not required. But the problem is that without resisting the Qing Dynasty, the most fundamental reforms cannot be carried out. Such as education, justice, etc. Anti-Qing is not the purpose, the purpose is to make history better. If thanks to the efforts of the time-travelers, feudal rule becomes more stable and people's lives become more cruel, then wouldn't the time-travelers come here in vain? If you really want to pursue personal asset accumulation and class advancement, wouldn't it be better to change dynasties? Do you have to struggle with pigtails on your back? The protagonist travels through the Qing Dynasty and lives a good life. In the later period, he may become an emperor, talk about the Constitution of Heaven, and do whatever he wants. However, all the Han people under his command have insufficient food to eat, and they have to sell their sons and daughters in disaster years. Can you bear it? If it is really a novel about the "Cow, Sheep, and Fruit Trees" type of story between Han and Chinese people, then it doesn't matter. I'll just treat it as a joke about Manchu losers.
I actually like rat tails
I admire the author very much. Anyone who dares to write historical articles these days with the Manchus as the protagonists is basically looking for death.
Enter the palace as soon as possible. The Qing Dynasty itself has nothing to write about, and its foundation is not good. Zhuo Muxian is in such a state despite the wind.
I advise the author to cut it early!
My opinion is that this book will be difficult to write in the later stages. You can still take advantage of time travel at the beginning. It is inevitable that the prince will be deposed. Once the prince is deposed, the protagonist will not end well. Especially in that era, which of Kangxi's sons is not awesome? Moreover, Yongzheng also had a first-rate counselor named Wu. How could the protagonist be able to fight on his own? Another point is that there are no cheats or plug-ins. It seems that the author's idea is to reform and to make civilians live a better life. The idea is good, but what era was that? Look at how Yongzheng reformed. Can Yongzheng win the battle to win the right to inherit the throne? After his reform, didn't he still offend the interests of a group of people, and how long can the protagonist survive? If you want to surpass the West at that time, you must have hot weapons like guns. The closest period was during the Qianlong period, but how long did Qianlong live? Can the protagonist ensure that he will always be alive from the years of Yongzheng and Qianlong after becoming emperor? Even if you live, can you ensure that you won't have another chance to seize the throne in Kowloon? Moreover, after Yongzheng and Qianlong ascended the throne, all policies of Yongzheng were overturned by Qianlong. Can the protagonist ensure that his son will not backstab him in the end?
Why rebel against the Qing Dynasty? Because of the bloody lessons of history!
If you don't want to write traditional writing about the Han people in power, you can try the Northern Dynasties. Except for the female channel, which has a certain audience, the male channel has no audience at all. If you write a book for your own pleasure, just pretend I didn't say so. If you want to make money, change your background quickly
If you don't start by killing the dog emperor, you will fight against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty.
The Manchu emperor came to watch
Author Mouse Tail Juice🙂🙂🙂
The crown prince has given birth to a child, and the queen has died long ago. After that, Kangxi never established a queen.