Anti-Clearance

I support it, I hope the author is more creative. The quality of the plot must be high, even if the word count is smaller, it doesn't matter. I'll buy it. I haven't seen such a good online article for a long time. Very to my liking. I recently recommended this book to my friends, and they all said that the author wrote it very well. Come on, keep writing with all your heart.

The author took leave for the past two days and went to read another of the author's works, "The Supervisor of Ceremonies". Suddenly I understood why the author had trouble with the Manchus for more than ten years in a row! I thought I had a full understanding of the bloody brutality of the Qing Dynasty, but now I realize that I am still ignorant, underestimated, and know less! I am not a nationalist and I have good Manchu friends. We must maintain national unity, but we must not systematically conceal this severely distorted history. This is not only irresponsible to the Han people, but also irresponsible to the entire Chinese nation, including the Manchu compatriots! Only by objectively restoring the history of the late Ming Dynasty and the Southern Ming Dynasty can our nation go further! I am grateful for the author's contribution to this. I hope the author will continue to write and make persistent efforts. I will always support the author's works! The author's books describe the integrity of the Chinese nation and the descendants of Yan and Huang! I pray that the ancient saints and sages of the Chinese nation and the souls of loyal heroes will bless the author, and also bless all loyal people, so that the righteousness of the land of China will last forever, and the Chinese orthodoxy will last forever!

There was no clear surrender. The surrender was just a temporary buffer to prepare for the following Wu Sangui San Francisco Rebellion and to preserve strength. Some guys took quotes out of context and it was a bit powerful. Can this be considered a surrender? There are too many spies on our side lurking in the top brass of the Japanese army. If you can't accept this, then stop reading. This is just a matter of changing his name. The essence of his resistance to the Qing Dynasty has not changed, and the duration is extremely short. It didn't take long for him to fall out again. This is not some cool novel about traveling through the late Ming Dynasty with a horseman and swordsman. When you see this, you say that you voted for it and publicize it everywhere. Isn't this just a child?

Why is there a clear blow? Even if the late Ming Dynasty failed, they were still leading the world in all aspects. As soon as the Qing Dynasty was born, they were lagging behind.

The author has really been trying to make things clear for me for ten years.

Tang poetry, Song lyrics, Yuan music, Ming novels! Clear the treaty!

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The author will tell you something: when Wu Sangui rebelled, two-thirds of those who surrendered to the Qing Dynasty civil servants (who had served as Ming Dynasty civil servants) rebelled! They rose up in response to Wu Sangui! This also caused Kangxi to dare not give up military power to Han civilian officials after three attempts!

The survivors of the Ming Dynasty in the early days of the Qing Dynasty recalled their happy life in the Wanli era when they were young. Chen Shun, a native of Wuchuan County, Guangdong, said: When I was born from an egg on August 26, Wuwu, the 46th year of Wanli, my parents were both 23 years old. At that time, there was peace and prosperity in all directions, and the Cape was home to a land of plenty and plenty. Less than twenty coins for a pound of rice, one or two cents for a pound of fish, two cents for ten betel nuts, one cent for ten bunches of grass, six or seven cents for a pound of meat or a duck, three cents for a pound of salt, everything is easy, and the poor are lucky to live in peace. The corvee is poor, the taxes and servitude are light, and you lose thousands of coins per year. Two crops are harvested every year, the cultivators are full of belly, the scholars are good at poetry, and the craftsmen and merchants are busy and comfortable, how happy it is. (Records of Luanli's Insights) Ouyang Zhi, a survivor of the Sichuan Massacre, said: "I was born in the forty-eighth year of Wanli. When I was a child, I saw that the people here were quite prosperous, and the customs were quite honest and honorable. They believed in integrity, respected etiquette, encouraged hard work, kissed each other for a long time, praised poems and rites, and respected marriages. They help each other. The scholar-officials show off their integrity and practice frugality. The disciples are filial to friends and loyal to the public. They put aside their expensive clothes and push silk and millet alone. They have no machinery in mind and no fighting in mind. People don't know how to fight. The family only sings strings. In the peaceful wind and rain, it's like the paradise of paradise." (Shu Police Record) These records show that the Ming Dynasty was destroyed by natural disasters in the north, and the south was basically unaffected. The "Yu Bian Chronicle" previously published records the seventeen-year changes in Henan from wealth to poverty due to natural disasters during the Chongzhen period. The Yu Bian Chronicle is a microcosm of the entire northern China during the Chongzhen period. The drought in Shaanxi and Shanxi began in the late Tianqi years. Henan began in the third year of Chongzhen.

What we want to see is a strong man holding back the sky in the bitter wind and rain, with a pair of iron fists, defeating two capitals and thirteen provinces. It doesn't matter if he makes some small tricks. If it doesn't work, he goes to Qinghai and learns from Marshal Liu. It doesn't matter if he steps on eggs. But in the end, you sneaked into the Qing Dynasty and pretended to surrender. Bones, I still like you like the first few dozen chapters of Da Liu Kou, where you are heroic and decisive, and numb and entangled.

A perfect anti-qingming masterpiece! It should be regarded as one of the highest-level works currently, and it is very interesting and does not make you jump out of it! I have automatically subscribed to support, and I will definitely support this book and the author's other works. The heroes of the Southern Ming Dynasty are truly tragic and remarkable. Xia Wanchun, Zhang Huangyan, the Three Dukes of the Resistance to the Qing Dynasty, the Thirteenth Family of Kuidong, Li Dingguo and other heroes will be immortalized forever. The heroes and martyrs used their blood and lives to write in the pictures the great integrity of the Chinese nation's descendants of Yan and Huang! The unworthy descendants here worship you from a distance with a pillar of incense in your heart. You will be loyal to us for eternity, your reputation will last forever, and you will always be a role model for your descendants. Your heroic spirits will always be with the mountains and rivers, and shine with the sun and the moon! I also hope that the spirits of all the heroes in heaven will protect our Chinese civilization and our orthodoxy forever!

Is it okay? What's up with Qidian's male video? In the previous book, my father-in-law was Kangxi, and now there is another book in which my brother-in-law is the eighth prince! It's really eye-opening😰

I also want to support your topic. Some time ago, my father-in-law was Kangxi made me feel sick and numb. I recommend it every day and it makes me sick when I read it.

The father-in-law next door is already ranked 38th on the monthly vote list when he was born, but we anti-Qing martyrs are still waiting for updates, woefully...

Never kill Kangxi, keep him and castrate him, then my father-in-law will be Kangxi

I love to read Mr. Ao's Manchu and Qing Dynasty essays the most. He is really a loyal soul of the Qing Dynasty!

The progress of Wu Sangui's uprising was a bit too smooth. If Wang Fuchen and the Zheng family were not written on the opposite side, I am afraid that the Qing Dynasty would be over soon. What else could the Qing Dynasty resist in the future? Otherwise, only Wu Dang would fall out with the protagonist, and the protagonist would catch up with Kang Mazi again through the bull flag and continue dancing on the three eggs.

{"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}{"TopicId":"883753710793785344","TopicName":"Chui Ding"}An anti-Qing war article! New book from the author of "Han's Not a Slave"! Good man, don't surrender! After the protagonist kills the Qing coach, he continues to lead the team to fight against the Qing. The characters in this book are rich, the historical materials are rich, the action scenes and war scenes are realistic and delicate, and the cruel and bloody scenes are overwhelming. Recommended for book lovers who like serious anti-Qing literature. Book title: Resistance to the Qing Dynasty Author: Proud Tiexin Type: History, the Song Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty and Ming Dynasty Tags: Anti-Qing Dynasty, time travel, seriousness, war Number of words: 73,000 words, serialized Evaluation: ① Quality level [Exquisite] ② Recommendation index: ⭐⭐⭐💫 Overview of the work: At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the national anti-Qing situation reached its lowest ebb. The protagonist, as the leader of the personal barracks, killed the Qing commander and led the Ming army to resist the Qing to the end! Brief comments on highlights: One of the highlights of historical articles is to go back to the dynasty at that time and make up for some regrets. And Qingwen's regret is, of course, that he was against the Qing! As the saying goes, you can never rebel if you are clean, JHTDZ. First of all, as a serious work, this book is rich in historical materials. The author is so confident that the protagonist appears at the end of the first chapter, and then uses a lot of words to introduce the protagonist's life experience and psychology. The previous pages lay out a lot of background, with a lot of names of people, places, and historical materials, explaining how the Ming army was weak and how the Qing army was strong. It can be said that there is still a certain reading threshold. But for book lovers who are familiar with this aspect of history, they will look forward to how the protagonist will turn things around and fight against the Qing Dynasty! At the same time, it also pave the way for the coach to be demoted and the protagonist to be reversed and not demoted, which shows the author's confidence in the subsequent plot. But also thanks to the rich historical materials and the author's extremely high historical literacy in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the subsequent strategic deductions such as the protagonist's return to aid Lao Mukong and the enemy's pursuit are all very reasonable. Secondly, in terms of character creation, the author depicts human nature at the lowest point of the resistance to the Qing Dynasty in an extremely vivid and profound manner. There are protagonists who refuse to surrender to the Qing Dynasty; there are cruel leaders who resist the Qing Dynasty and seek to surrender to the Qing Dynasty for glory; there are die-hard ones who follow the protagonist and have deep hatred against the Qing soldiers; there are also timid ones who are afraid of getting into trouble. It can be said that it truly reflects the psychology of everyone. Finally, the author's description of the war is profound and the details are reasonable. The author has expressed the harsh situation of the anti-Qing Dynasty, the lack of materials for the team, the impact of heavy snow weather, and the firmness of the people's hearts one by one, which can be said to be reasonable. In the war scenes, the heroic bravery of the Ming army and the tragic description of the scenes are impressive and can directly hurt people's hearts. To sum up, Han'er will not be a slave, and man will not be surrendered to the Qing Dynasty! Recommended for book lovers who like serious anti-Qing literature.

When I see anti-Qing novels, I always read them twice. I really didn't have any expectations at first, but it doesn't matter if I don't read them. The first look brought back the passion that I had not seen for a long time. I haven't seen such a decent historical article for a long time. The first two chapters are a bit depressing because of the plot and the environment. The more I read, the better.

After reading Chapter 160, I can honestly say that the book is very good. I didn't jump much while reading it, but what made me surprised was that the beginning was so passionate, and it took a long time to surrender and then fight against the Qing Dynasty. You have written the protagonist so awesome, so what if it is more awesome? I also specifically wrote that Wu Sangui wanted to rebel. I thought it was to support Wu Sangui, but I think the author meant to wait for Wu Sangui to rebel ten years later. You could have written the protagonist to disrupt the situation in the southeast and let Wu Sangui rebel in advance. But in the end, you surrendered and waited for Wu Sangui to rebel? Many people say that as long as you fight against the Qing Dynasty, you don't care about means, but the premise of not caring about means is that the flag cannot fall. No matter what you say, the moment you surrender, the flag of the Ming Dynasty on the mainland has actually disappeared, and the Qing Dynasty has become the de facto orthodoxy. Who are you fighting for now? Who to fight against? It can be said that from now on, you can only speak against the Qing Dynasty and not against the Qing Dynasty. Otherwise, why would the Qing Dynasty Heaven and Earth Association shout "anti-Qing Dynasty and Fu Ming Dynasty" instead of "anti-Qing Dynasty and Fu Ming Dynasty"? Because the Qing Dynasty is orthodox, you can only come to power by overthrowing the orthodoxy. Those who resist the Qing Dynasty are the same national forces as the Qing Dynasty. No matter how weak they are now, they are still national forces. And those who oppose the Qing Dynasty can only be rebels.

The title of the book should be called Careerist, so that it fits what the protagonist does, and there is no need to rack your brains to give a positive explanation for the protagonist's behavior. Isn't it normal for careerists to do these things? Many readers are disgusted because the author's previous writing was so good that it made people's blood boil. They all think that the protagonist is a tough guy, but the protagonist's actions later have completely destroyed the character.

The author is really a master of historical literature. All of his books are wonderful and high-quality articles 🙂

The difference between the author's book and other fine works of the late Ming Dynasty is that it does not describe how to train soldiers. Even Da Luoluo can write about the protagonist's invention of sugar dynamite. This author just relies on his salary. Is it really reliable? Since you are a time traveler, if you don't know how to swim, you might as well train your troops once you get into the water.

Bones, I came here from Han'er, Si Lijian, Daliu Kou, and Guizi Liuyi. Apart from Han'er, they all paid to study. Do you dare not give me more information? Let me ask you, did it snow in Fengbo Pavilion on New Year's Eve in the thirteenth year of Jianyan's reign?

Another lousy book by a lousy author like lightning protection

I have read several Bones books, and they all have bad endings. Basically, as soon as I get the upper hand, the book will be finished at the speed of light. I won't subscribe to your book until I finish it.

It's my first time to recharge. I've been buying books for free in the past, so this time it's a small support. Work hard to move bricks, and then give a high reward. Bones never disappoints, it's awesome! ! ! Best book

I think the author's writing style should be able to restore the meaning in my heart.

In the new chapter, don't write down all the anti-Qing forces in Xishan.

I suddenly felt that the real Manchuria was not so hateful. What was hateful were the Han officials who were loyal to the Manchus.