Kangxi, Your Qing Dynasty Has Fallen

Why was the Qing Dynasty the worst dynasty? I think the main reason is that most of the rulers of the Qing Dynasty were too smart. In the wave of transition between the old and new eras, they had the best resources and the broadest vision. For example, Kangxi knew foreign languages ​​and was good at arithmetic. These achievements would be considered impressive by book lovers in modern times. However, in order to maintain their class status, they still enslaved the people of China. Even the old witch Cixi, doesn't she know the importance of Beiyang? She knew it, but she still used military funds to build a garden and celebrate her birthday. They would rather cede territory and pay compensation, and would rather China regress, but they also want to continue their rule and maintain their luxurious life. This is the most shameful thing.

I would like to ask the author of this book, Kangxi, if there is a daughter-in-law who shouts "husband with resentment, immersive..." All day long.

I think it's good to write about Kangxi. The daughter-in-law of Kangxi is very popular on male videos, which shows that Kang Mazi is still popular.

The author who was the daughter-in-law of Kangxi could not be from the Manchu Qing Dynasty.

A suggestion for Luo Luo: Try to write a serious drama. The previous book had a lot of bad results largely because there were too many gags and the tone of the writing was not correct enough. It's good to be like the world's wealthy businessmen, who combine joking and seriousness well. In addition, write more about farming.

From the moment Kangxi was reborn and ran to King's Castle, I knew that the plot had reached a dead end again. If it were an imaginary story, it would be just like the previous book Zhuge Weidao. Look at the beautiful female adjutant, the heroic female bodyguard, and a boatload of beautiful female warriors. . . This taste is too overpowering. What's the point of this sequel now? It's not enough to write a new Ming Dynasty and then a Kangxi New Qing Dynasty, right? It's not like I'm reposting the unfinished chapters of the previous book with some shaky changes. It looks quite similar. There were eight aristocratic families in the past, and now there are eight generals. Laughing to death I always say that the plot written in this way is true. Why don't you talk about the truth when there is more than one time traveler in a book? Everyone is looking for a cool word when reading novels. Can you let go of your literary youth feelings and stop pursuing republicanism and opposing the protagonist's feudalism to become the emperor, but behind the scenes, let a bunch of republican heroes engage in feudalism? (ノ=Д=)ノ┻━┻.

Whether it's Dream of the Celestial Dynasty, Saving the Ming Dynasty, or other books, the protagonist travels through time and engages in industrialization and finally succeeds. It is indeed very satisfying, and he also transforms Confucianism and implants it with the seed of the horse. But one thing is that these are the victories of Western philosophical thought, and all books are without exception. Of course, I am not saying that this is bad, but every book is like this, and it is inevitable that readers will get bored. So I think that if Da Luoluo's book is going to go further, it needs to break out of the basic framework of introducing Western philosophy to replace Eastern philosophy, because Da Luoluo you have relied too much on this framework. Although the degree is different, it is essentially the same as Tiancan Tudou, who copies his own set of frameworks in every book. The fundamental reason why Da Luoluo dare not write about the Qin, Han, Three Kingdoms and even the Tang Dynasty is because it is difficult for these dynasties to apply the writing paradigm that you have fixed. Finally, I think the most important thing for Da Luo Luo to break through is to start with philosophy. Whether he can not use the core of Western philosophy to cover up Eastern philosophy, but truly develop a system based on the core of Eastern philosophy that can compete with Western philosophical systems in the world, is the key to breaking through the creative bottleneck. Whether this can be achieved, I think the influence of philosophy is long-term. The achievements of modern Western times are ultimately the result of the philosophical thought of ancient Greece, led by Plato. To write a philosophical system that can influence later generations of Chinese civilization, it may also require Da Luoluo to start writing from earlier, at least the dynasties before the Northern Song Dynasty or even the pre-Qin Dynasty.

Mr. Luoluo, your "Dream of Heaven" and "Rescuing the Ming Dynasty" are very good. I give you a thumbs up. Your next book will be about the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. I think it can still be saved!

How should I put it? The protagonist of Luo Luo does not do anything to perfection. There is a kind of compromise. The revolution is not complete. In the end, the solution is solved by political means. If you do this, the future will be a nail.

It is recommended that Kangxi's daughter-in-law be sent to a brothel