Anti-Qing: Beginning with the Ming Dynasty's Impure World Reincarnation

I couldn't stand it anymore. Moving one mountain only brings an even bigger one. It's better not to move at all. And to be honest, although I understand some Ming Dynasty fans, I really can't like the Ming Dynasty. It was a dynasty that kept its people ignorant, a centralized and corrupt dynasty, and a dynasty that made no attempt to hide its true nature.

We must oppose the Qing dynasty to the very end. There's a book about my father-in-law being named Kangxi that disgusted me. Why is this kind of book available only for male readers?

Why do some people feel that criticizing the Qing Dynasty is equivalent to criticizing the Manchus? During the Xinhai Revolution, Manchu brothers enthusiastically participated in the movement to overthrow the Qing Dynasty, declaring, "We will ensure the Qing Emperor dares not return east." That was true masculinity.

Cannons in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties

The book's introduction is flawed. Was the steam engine invented by Watt? It was an improvement, not an invention. Did the author not study history well in junior high school?

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I've only read up to chapter 341 so far, I'm leaving now, goodbye. It turns out South Korea wasn't the first space superpower; we were.

I can't stand it anymore! The scene where the protagonist negotiates with foreign mercenaries is a nightmare. He dies from poisoning. He commands an army of 30,000, winning battle after battle, only to be humiliated by a bunch of foreigners. Even if those foreigners are crazy, they wouldn't dare provoke the protagonist at that point. Are you trying to be the Empress Dowager of the First Sino-Japanese War?

Honestly, if you were to rebel during the Qing Dynasty, Guangxi would be the best starting point on land. It has the best geography, high-quality soldiers, enough food, and minerals. At least you could survive in the early stages, and once you grow stronger, you'd have to fight your way out.

First: The military reform is both toxic and terrible. My assessment is that the author thinks the results are already too good and wants fewer readers. Second: Constitutional monarchy? Please, stop blindly copying it! The author seems to lose his head when discussing various systems; any system divorced from reality is just wishful thinking.