The Yongzheng Dynasty, but I'm Kangxi
雍正王朝，但我是康熙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 372k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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To be honest, Emperor Yongzheng should really thank the TV series "Yongzheng Dynasty" for almost making a mediocre emperor into one of the top ten wise rulers in history. Things like the reforms that netizens often tout now, such as the abolition of the fire tax, the integration of land tax and poll tax, and the integration of gentry and officials, just sound ridiculous.
Authors, we've risen from the ranks of Qidian, don't embarrass yourselves!
This is the author's intention.
He didn't advocate supporting the Qing, nor did he advocate destroying it. He spoke of his thoughts on global change. People have underestimated the author.
The results aren't great; I'm afraid the author might become like Li Quande.
To give you an introduction, at the beginning, Kangxi is jumping around, instigating a rivalry between the eldest prince and the eighth prince, making them investigate the national treasury's debts. The plot doesn't make you stupid, and most importantly, it doesn't follow the original story; it's not like watching a TV series for the first time. That's all for now, new book.
Is it about keeping things confined to the inner palace, or about matters of the world? Is it about thoroughly overthrowing the Qing and restoring the Han dynasty, or about supporting the Qing while disguised as anti-Qing?
Well done, don't embarrass yourself 😜
To be honest, while I hate the Mongol and Manchu oppression of the Han people, I hate even more their inaction. The Tang dynasty, though also of non-Han descent, was truly powerful. What did the Mongol Yuan dynasty do? They implemented a hierarchical system, adopted some Brahmanical practices, and the Qing dynasty was plagued by internal strife, especially in its later stages.
Wearing Qing Dynasty clothes, not rebelling, chrysanthemum-shaped electric drill!
Who likes the money rat tail?
I don't like reporting this here.
If I were to travel back in time to the Qing Dynasty and become emperor, I wouldn't engage in any anti-Qing activities. I would focus on strengthening the court, developing technology to improve the lives of the people. During the Kangxi era, we might even have caught up with Britain and France.