Anti-Qing: Beginning with the Jintian Uprising

The author writes that the protagonist should be an emperor, so that's fine. If the protagonist doesn't become the emperor, that's the biggest problem! At that time, an autocratic monarchy must be implemented in order to unite most of the people, otherwise it would definitely be scattered. The protagonist is not the emperor, how can the generals below agree? Most people want the title. When the protagonist is in power, an autocratic monarchy is implemented, when the protagonist's son is in power, a dualist constitutional monarchy is implemented, and when the protagonist's grandson is in power, a parliamentary constitutional monarchy is implemented, which is the same as in Malaysia, Spain, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, etc.

I just want to ask, what kind of junk book is on the history list about Kangxi's daughter-in-law? !

It's really funny to talk about constitutionalism😅 The Tang Dynasty has a small peasant economy, and domestic officials are all a group of scholars who respect Confucius and Confucianism and have no big navigation or capital thinking. Now we should establish a constitution to increase the power of this group of landlord class? Afraid you can't control yourself? Forgot your tricks? Have you forgotten that China is closed to the outside world? Capitalism was not even born, and a constitution was established.

Didn't it become famous after it was put on the shelves and was reported and blocked by the Eight Banners disciples?

Let's put it this way, the protagonist becomes the emperor and establishes a dynasty. By the Revolution of 1911, no matter how it is written, his dynasty will be overthrown and collapse in a few decades. And at this age, it is estimated that the protagonist will be kicked off the throne when he is still an emperor in his later years, and a dynasty relies on The person who was shot by his own gun died after a few decades, and the protagonist still has a golden finger, which shows how much of a waste the protagonist is. I estimate that he has zero political points, and he is greedy for pleasure and abuses the people's power. He may be senile in his later years and may not even be able to use the golden finger 😁

The heroine and the hero's mother are definitely talented fighters. They were chased by Qingguo and were busy running away for their lives. When they saw the protagonist's unnecessary actions or words, one asked if he liked my eldest son, and the other blushed and shy at one glance and said, "Godmother makes the decision." It's really extremely poisonous. .

After joining the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, you can launch a holy war to retake Jerusalem and fight all the way there. You see, the first two words of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom are Taiping, and the two words of Pacific are also Taiping. What does this mean? It means that the Pacific Ocean is the promised land given to us by God and must be taken back.

"Burning Heaven" by Lukwen at B station has some good points. I feel that the protagonist stayed in Guangdong and Guangxi to develop silently after the break. The money from Guangdong and the soldiers from Guangxi allowed Hong Xiuquan and the others to stand against the Yangtze River 😜😜😜

I can't stand it anymore when I see people queuing up to be shot. Writing an uprising and battle scenes are indispensable and fun. Please do your homework. A classic tactic like three-stage shooting can be wrong. If you finish a round and then load the ammunition together, the other side will rush to attack you. Are you lining up to shoot or queuing up to kill?

It was just barely enough at first, but towards the end, what the author set up just fell apart. First, economy. The protagonist occupies Guangdong and Guangxi, with a yearly fiscal income of more than 10 million taels, but an expenditure of more than 20 million taels. How long will the tens of millions of taels you spent confiscating your house last? It's equivalent to your monthly salary of 8,000 and you need to spend more than 9,000 a month. Then you say that 30,000 is a lot of savings, so you don't need to use it at all. Just this sense of déjà vu. This is not the worst part. Moreover, if you capture a Xunzhou capital at the beginning, you will get tens of thousands of taels of silver. This is still a state capital. It shows that silver is still very valuable, but the money for conquering Guangzhou is not valuable anymore, right? Second, with advanced weapons, defeating the Qing army is basically a matter of destruction, which is more powerful than the equipment of the great powers. Fighting the Qing army with all kinds of solemnity and worries is equivalent to a normal adult beating a normal baby and being afraid of him. This logic is really talented. Third, the protagonist said that he would have many friends and few enemies. As a result, there was a large group of enemies around him and they even broke up with the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. Just outrageous. Fourth, open the imperial examination, add a female subject, and then accept the number one scholar in the female subject. I just want to ask you, is this a female subject, or is it a harem? The so-called upper beam is not straight and the lower beam is crooked. If you are like this, the female imperial examination will basically be abolished. The first number one pick was taken over by the boss. Will those subordinates continue to have unspoken rules in the future? Why was the Republic of China a corrupt government? Even if those at the top were rotten, it would be impossible for the people below to remain pure. Fourth is the political issue. Recruiting people at will can indeed strengthen oneself in a short period of time, but it is basically impossible to change it later. After all, the author has no political ability. You only see letting others join first and then liquidating it later. But have you ever thought that those people who join will directly corrode your internal affairs? They want money, money, and resources. As long as money clears the way, they can quickly corrode your insides. When our party discovered it, it really accepted the enlightened world and united all forces that could be united. However, both military and political affairs are in the hands of the party, and outsiders have never been allowed to occupy the core. The protagonist's approach is that whether he is an officer or an official, the ingredients are extremely complex and there is no way to unify his thoughts. That is, the protagonist is writing blindly there. In fact, he has long been the same as the fruit party.