The Qing Dynasty Took Pills, but the Great Powers Were the Ming Dynasty!

The territory of the time-travelers is actually overseas, and they have not been able to fight back for more than two hundred years. This setting is simply disgusting! It's just as disgusting as if the mainland has been occupied by Xiaoli for two hundred years, and orthodoxy is still wandering overseas.

The Qing Dynasty was able to confront an empire on which the sun never set for more than a hundred years, and there was a railway network connecting the country. It would be impossible without a set of industrial revolutions and a large number of bourgeoisie supporting industrialization. I seriously doubt that the Ming Dynasty was played by the Qing Dynasty and the Great Britain. There was definitely a secret agreement between the Qing and the British, and Hong Kong was a strategic location that both needed to break the Ming Dynasty's naval blockade.

It's better to write about inherited memories of the original owner. It's a mess. After reading thirty chapters, I still don't know the specific form. The setting is quite good, but the writing is a mess.

Ming Dynasty and Ming Dynasty every day... Nine out of ten books are from the Ming Dynasty... The two rags are compared every day...

During the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, there was no good thing.

First of all, the Qing's seclusion and the real seclusion are completely different things. Secondly, according to the real strength of Britain, can it defeat the Qing Dynasty in the first industrial revolution? Finally, what is the reason for the British to go to the Far East thousands of miles away to interfere in the game between the two superpowers?

The first one at the beginning was too messy, and it discouraged many people, so why not just write and inherit the memory of the predecessor?

Ruyan Liu doesn't know why she's doing so many scenes.

There is too much useless description at the beginning. The dialogue is too cumbersome. Too many backgrounds all at once. I can't stand it anymore.

The first 30 pictures are really messy and make me feel uncomfortable to death. Do you want to find some time to repair it properly? It's better to just set the start and inherit the memory. I really have the strength to persuade you to quit.

Where did it go wrong at the beginning? Obviously, the historical background is slowly laid out step by step, and the addition of characters is also very natural. For those who say that they can't understand it, they may have read too many white texts, and their reading ability has deteriorated too much, right? That's why it's a little foreshadowing and the rhythm is a little relaxed, but you can't understand it, right?

There is a lot of verbosity in unfolding the background. Without the feeling of unraveling the picture one by one, it is just a mess of words.

Can't we learn "Xinshun 1730" at the beginning? They explained the background clearly in one chapter, why are you so stubborn? !

You, an overseas traveler, are asking questions about the Qing Dynasty every day! ?

You're kidding me. You can't write about the world situation at the beginning. What are you going to write about if you sit there for so long?

Finally I have a chance to release these pictures.

Emmm, to be honest, after reading more than 20 chapters, I feel so confused. I can only say that it may not be suitable for me. Come on, author!

The idea and setting are pretty good, but it's just too nonsense. After more than ten chapters, the concussion is not yet complete. The concussion is not healed, but you still have to run around and access all kinds of information. Aren't you afraid of sudden cerebral infarction? I fell on my head before and when I had vertigo, the doctor told me to rest and not be exposed to too much information, otherwise I would be prone to cerebral infarction. It's so painful to see your protagonist act like this. Can't you just skip a few days and let him recover before doing it again? Just half a month, not a long time

After reading the previous chapters, the Ming Dynasty was a slightly stronger power than Dai Qing. Dai Qing was also a great power goalkeeper before the Sino-Japanese War.

I really like this idea, but I really can't read this novel. The author should first learn what the golden three chapters are before talking about it! It's so confusing. As a normal person who comes to a strange area, shouldn't he first understand his situation clearly? 😥😥 (Who suddenly finds himself in Africa, and the first question he cares about is whether the KFC in Texas is delicious 😅😅)

Stop writing randomly The first one you wrote was very good The next one is about becoming the emperor of Qin, Liu Bang

Update it quickly and give me some tips by the way.