A Real Man Wouldn't Keep His Queue
好男儿留什么辫
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 3y ago
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No matter who is opposing the Qing Dynasty, I will definitely come to lend a hand.
The Ming Dynasty certainly deserved to fall, but not in this way. They squandered all their opportunities to turn things around, only to have someone else reap the benefits, ultimately ending up with the forced shaving of heads and changing of clothes after thousands of years.
The flames of resistance against the Qing dynasty must never be extinguished. Those remnants of the old regime, bondservants, and Manchu bannermen must not be allowed to rise again; they must be eradicated completely. 😡😡
It is acceptable to lose a country, but it is not acceptable to lose the world. The fall of a country is a normal change of dynasties, but the fall of the world means the sinking of the land and the loss of the nation, which is absolutely unacceptable.
There aren't many people writing about the Qing Dynasty anymore; they've given away all the tickets they had.
It was during this period that Gu Yanwu distinguished between "the fall of a state" and "the fall of the world": the fall of a state merely means a change of dynasty, while the fall of the world signifies a national crisis and the extinction of a culture!
After reading chapters 150-16, I have a question: it seems the author is treating the Qing Dynasty's secret agents as blind. The protagonist and Wang Fuhan have carried out so many major operations, yet the Qing Dynasty's secret agents haven't noticed anything amiss? If the Qing Dynasty's intelligence department were truly that incompetent, they would have been taken down long ago.
Anti-Qing is fine, but restoration of the Ming is out of the question. Zhu Yuanzhang's descendants are all bad news; peasant armies and ordinary people hate the princes and grandsons of the emperor to the bone.
I hope they don't restore the Ming dynasty. I want to overthrow the Qing and become emperor myself. The people of the Ming dynasty suffered terribly, exploited relentlessly by the Qing. They felt disgusted at the sight of any emperor who supported the Ming. Both the Ming and Qing dynasties should be swept into the dustbin of history.
The name Chu lacks the grandeur of a unified empire.