The Standing Slave
站奴
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 256k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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According to the "Zhaoyuan County Annals," the origin of the "station men" (站人) lies in the descendants of Wu Sangui's rebel army during the Qing Dynasty. Legend has it that after Wu Sangui's rebellion was quelled in the twentieth year of the Kangxi Emperor's reign, his surrendered subordinates were exiled to places like Shengjing (Mukden) and Jilin in Northeast China to serve as station men.
I didn't watch much, but anyway, as long as it's about resisting the Qing, I'll support them and vote.
Thinking back to those days, even the proud and wicked servants were defeated and rose in rebellion during the Wu-Zhou period. Write about it carefully...
The background is complete nonsense. The Northeast had no ability to resist the Manchus. There was a shortage of population, food, clothing, housing and transportation. How could it develop? If you didn't attack the capital in one go, as long as you dragged it out for a year, you wouldn't even need to send troops. You would starve to death.
The author persisted, unafraid of any show of solidarity or force, and resisted within the context of the social conditions of the time.
Songsong, what kind of garbage is this? Your writing is terrible, and you're advertising everywhere. You should just abandon this project as soon as possible.
The title, "I Build the Eight Banners in Northeast China," has an inherent advertising aura. For readers who haven't read Bones's "The Evil Slave," the title "Standing Slave" might seem a bit ominous.
The author's lack of understanding of writers like Wei Qingbaoyi is the main reason why this book is unlikely to go far, and a secondary reason is that the writing style does indeed need more practice.
Welcome to my novel, *The Late Ming Dynasty Sea Tyrant*. It's a farming story with no system; the focus is on making money first, then eliminating slaves. I'll be testing the waters tomorrow; please follow along as this is a fledgling new book.
He has time to advertise everywhere, but no time to write; he hasn't even written 100 chapters in six months.