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

I can't stand it anymore. To move a big mountain and usher in a bigger one, it's better not to move. And to be honest, although I understand some Ming fans, I really don't like the Ming dynasty. It is a dynasty of ignorant people, a dynasty that is centralized and corrupt, and a dynasty that makes no secret of it.

If you want to fight against the Qing Dynasty, fight to the end. There is a book about my father-in-law named Kangxi that disgusted me so much. Why is this kind of book written by men?

Why do some people think that criticizing the Qing Dynasty means criticizing the Manchus? During the Xinhai period, the Manchu brothers actively participated in the activities to overthrow the Qing Dynasty and declared that "the Qing emperor would not dare to return eastward." This is the true nature of a man. At that time, if Aixinjueluo dared to return to the Northeast, the Manchus would have their skins peeled off for him and let him see what the Manchu peasant uprising was. Why do some people now like to empathize with themselves so much when they see the Qing Dynasty being criticized?

Cannons in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties

There is something wrong with the introduction of this book. 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 have only seen Chapter 341 so far. I will withdraw now. Goodbye. It turns out that South Korea is not the first powerful country in the universe, we are

I couldn't stand it anymore. I saw the protagonist getting involved in negotiations with foreign mercenaries and died from the poison. The protagonist had an army of 30,000 and won consecutive wars. However, he was jumped in the face by a group of foreigners. No matter how sick the foreigners were, they couldn't provoke the protagonist at that time. Are you a post-Sino-Japanese War war?

To be honest, if the Qing Dynasty rebelled, on land, Guangxi would really be the first place to start, with its geographical location, good geography, high-quality soldiers, enough food, and minerals. At least if you can survive in the early stage, you have to attack it when it gets stronger.

1: The military reform is toxic and rotten. My evaluation is that the author thinks the results are very good and wants fewer readers. Two: Constitutional monarchy, please, don't just repeat it mechanically, okay? Various systems, the author becomes confused as soon as he talks about them. Any system that is divorced from reality is just a fantasy. Where is the basis for constitutional monarchy in China? Whether it is a social foundation, a cultural foundation, or a political foundation. According to the author's thinking, there is only one outcome - Wang Mang usurping the Han Dynasty 2.0.