The Ming Dynasty Rises Again in Nanyang

Damn it, I was disgusted by someone on the top recommendation who made me permanently banned from the internet after returning to the Kangxi era as a daughter-in-law. So I came here to read my Ming Dynasty revival article to calm my nerves.

I really can't stand it anymore, I have to get this off my chest. There are many flaws, but what I can't stand the most is that they wrote about Zhang Xianzhong's daughter, who was supposed to become prime minister. The protagonist even wants to bestow an official title upon him—that's disgusting! His power base is unstable, and you're already advocating gender equality? Are you kidding me?

There's a sense that the Manchu soldiers are portrayed as far too powerful by the protagonist. They're bombarded by cannons, riddled with muskets, and heavily armored soldiers charge in, the musketeers all wearing breastplates and seemingly fearless. Yet, the Manchus manage to hold their own. Were the Manchus really that strong back then?

I'm so angry! I just watched "My Father-in-Law is Kangxi," and he's such a damn traitor. These time-traveling idiots... I initially thought they were rebels, but it just made me furious.

Try to understand history rationally, and don't analyze it with prejudice. The Ming Dynasty's defeat wasn't due to the Qing Dynasty; even without the Qing, there could have been the Shun Dynasty or the Great Western Dynasty! The Ming Dynasty fell because of its thousand-year-old cultural traditions, its outdated ideas, the constraints of Confucianism, and the plunder of wealth by the upper…

Dude, you've portrayed the colonizers as too tough. At this time, those who ran away were mostly scum who couldn't make it back home, mercenaries who would do anything for money. Countries like Vietnam and Thailand have hired these kinds of scum to fight wars.

He died from poisoning and transmigrated into the bodies of a series of members of the Chu royal family, regardless of whether they deserved to die. Then a woman appeared before him, claiming to be Zhang Xianzhong's daughter, and said she had killed hundreds of members of the Chu royal family, and he forgave and accepted her. Even if you're a time traveler, what will the world think? Zhang Xianzhong killed hundreds of your ancestors, and you went to lick his daughter's boots?

Go read another disgusting Qing Dynasty time-travel novel.

I... Am actually a bit speechless. After all, I have a very bad impression of the Qing Dynasty. Then, Qidian (a popular online learning platform) sent me this thing as a promotional push, which disgusted me.

He acted very modernly, even his negotiation tactics with that savage tribe were too modern. Can you imagine negotiating with a tribe like that using modern terminology? Later, he even arranged a marriage between his subordinate and the tribal chief's daughter. Actually, it would have been better to have one of his subordinates marry the chief's daughter. I really disliked that part.