
The Executioner of Late Qing
晚清刽子手
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- Completed
- Length
- 654k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Nothing else is too wasteful or too poisonous, right?
It was a bit ridiculous to ban pornography and gambling in the past, but it can't even be implemented now, so why should we abolish death? This Western Christian culture has nothing to do with us.
The writing is incomprehensible, and it is completely different from the introduction. A good executioner has not yet mastered his skills, but he will forcefully create conflicts by holding back some seasonings, and then suddenly he has a strong sense of justice and wants to fight with the cigarette seller.
Although, we generally call Jiaqing the middle period of the Qing Dynasty...
Selling dog meat on a sheep's head, the title of the book is "The Executioner", but it turns out that it is written about the brains of later generations doing business, selling condiments, wine and catering. It is really funny.
Firearms are a point of dissuasion. The standard answer is Miné. You actually want to make an automatic rifle directly. I would be more accepting of you directly arranging an Iron Man armor than making a gun.
The biggest reason why the Manchu Qing Dynasty was supported by the gentry and landlord groups was the monopoly on imperial examination positions. In the Ming Dynasty, the average imperial examination success rate for poor and civilian students was 47%, and this ratio became higher and higher in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. In other words, in the Ming Dynasty, the upward channels for civilians were not completely closed. By the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, this ratio was 14%. After excluding the civilians of the Eight Banners, this ratio remained in single digits for a long time. The Manchu and Qing monopoly policies of granting official positions to landlords through imperial examinations firmly bound the Han landlords to the Manchu and Qing chariots.
Would it be better to change the name? Looking at this title, readers will not imagine that the chapters in your book are in the direction of fighting against the Qing Dynasty. I found it in the new book rankings, and I cast a wide net to see if there are any good books. It is recommended to change it to "Execution Qing". Some readers may not know the first word. After looking up the title in the dictionary, they will have a higher expectation value after understanding the book title. The previous daily chapters will not abandon the book. I read the first three chapters and felt a little dry. When I saw the title of the rifle chapter at the end, I was curious and convinced myself to continue reading. Only then did I find that it is indeed a good book.
There's nothing interesting about it. It's said to be an executioner. In fact, it's just the first few chapters. It has nothing to do with executioners in the rest.
This background is difficult to write about. Generally speaking, it is difficult to write about the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. It is too easy to be harmonized.
For three meals a day, a strong man could eat up to two kilograms of rice. This was still a strong man in ancient times. Today, an ordinary person can eat at most one kilogram of rice a day! The protagonist actually managed to eat two kilograms when he had two meals a day in ancient times! Author, you are so awesome! It seems that the author really doesn't want to touch the spring water!