Qianlong: The Great Qing? Where Is My Great Qing?
乾隆：大清？朕的大清呢？
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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He starts by marrying a prostitute as his queen, and one who's just lost her husband! Disgusting! And he calls himself a European tycoon and a descendant of royalty! He's practically the father of a pirate captain's son! Couldn't he at least choose a prostitute for a political marriage?!
Aren't the Aisin Gioro and Zhu families birds of a feather?
Everyone should know that the Ming army is invincible when its fire is not full; when it is full, it is invincible.
Let me show you how popular our Qing Dynasty was.
Speechless. It was quite good at the beginning, but I didn't want to read it anymore after the protagonist took a pirate woman as his wife. It's really addictive. If it's a story about fighting for supremacy, then you can't write about the protagonist's women if you don't write about women all the time.
I've seen that most people believe the Qing Dynasty's contribution lay in its complete conquest of the grasslands, comparing it to the Han and Tang dynasties. Frankly, this kind of thinking is either purely theoretical or based on outdated ideas. Let's leave aside the locust tree and talk about why this idea is purely... This idea clearly violates two principles: 1. Historical Materialism
The protagonist directly marries a prostitute named Zheng Yi Sao, and everyone on the ship is one of his kind. This is a decision he made himself after defeating her. Anyone who can keep reading is ruthless!
Actually, I have a wild idea: what if Huang Taiji time-traveled to the reigns of Emperor Kangxi or Emperor Qianlong, but became a descendant of the Zhu family, and was forced to start an anti-Qing restoration movement? That would be really interesting.
🙂The comments section is a bit strange. You're either not a Ming Dynasty fan or you just dislike the Ming Dynasty, so why did you click in...? There are plenty of Qing Dynasty time-travel novels, right? Before that, Song Dynasty officials had it even easier, and there are even more time-travel novels about that... Why bother? Why make yourself unhappy just to spout some nonsense?
The protagonist is nothing more than another Qing Dynasty, another Japan. Ants will always be ants, while the upper echelons always reap the benefits.