Reborn in the Late Kangxi Era

Is this book rebellious?🤔

Actually, author, if you want to write about monogamy, it's totally fine and completely acceptable. Old bookworms won't be interested in reading too many harem stories. The key thing that makes it uncomfortable is that if you write about monogamy, just write about it. What are you doing with so many female supporting characters, popping up one by one and not accepting them? The key point is that they always describe the psychological activities of the male protagonist and give various reasons for not accepting girls. Then why did you write these plots to let the male protagonist get to know these girls? Since there is no later, why do you let them get to know each other and fall in love (even though it is unrequited love on the part of the woman). . . It also convinced me that it was poisoning me to death. A girl who was always regarded as the quasi-heroine appeared in the movie from the very beginning and has always been secretly in love with the male protagonist. Her two brothers have always treated the male protagonist as his quasi-brother-in-law, and they are also the hero's loyal confidants. Even if she suddenly married a prince, there would be no one left as a stepmother. The key point is that you also wrote a chapter earlier about the plot of this girl's father convincing her mother, and also said that if it weren't for Shuxiao being a little older, the male protagonist wouldn't be able to climb up. As a result, when the male protagonist got married, some kind of princess suddenly appeared out of nowhere. It really appeared out of nowhere, and then the male protagonist became a concubine. . . Do you know that he was half-dead after suddenly taking a sip of poison? . . After resting for half a month, I felt panicked and had no choice, so I decided to write about monogamy without a harem. For the sake of plot development, I married the princess, and I had no choice but to randomly arrange the prospective heroine. Later, I started to watch the movie with a less toxic mentality. As a result, I was tricked to death again. Okay, I read a little later, what the hell, you arranged for the prospective heroine to get married, and why did you write that her life after marriage was unhappy? It is clearly written that the male protagonist feels sorry for his wife if he has a concubine and a confidant, and he will resolutely implement monogamy to the end. Then what is the purpose of arranging various girls to appear in the plot????????? I say so much not because I blame the author for not arranging a harem, but because I feel uncomfortable that you don't provide a harem and just write about the love of husband and wife, the court, write more about the protagonist's experience, and spend so much pen and ink describing the new female supporting role. In the end, why didn't you accept her? Are you disgusting readers or have a low word count? Really, I saw that there are now more than 200 chapters, and you let a girl who is not the heroine run through the early plot? I don't understand why the author created such a character at that time? And why did he write the plot so ambiguously?

I read this book a few years ago, and recently read it again. I still can't understand the blandness and forbearance of the protagonist. I don't feel manly at all, it's too feminine! It wasn't until later that I discovered that the author was a female, which is not surprising. It's difficult to write plump images of men from a female perspective!

Nothing exciting, the protagonist is just a tool man, at best a paper framer like Li Hongzhang.

Is it necessary to write a clean book and not rebel and be criticized like this? Why haven't I seen you go to Zhen Huan Chuan and squirt under the palace locks one by one? If people thousands of years later traveled to the present, would they also want to revolution? The Qing Dynasty represented orthodoxy in that era. Traveling through the Qing Dynasty, you are the only modern person in the whole world. Who do you talk to about socialism? Is it consistent with socialist ideology to overthrow the emperor and replace him with someone else as the emperor (protagonist)? Are you sure this isn't for your own selfish reasons? And how many people at that time were willing to rebel with you? If you were to unfortunately travel to ancient Japan, would you have to slaughter the entire country? To truly travel through time, as long as it does not violate the basic bottom line of being a human being and try to be a good person as much as possible. It would be too tiring and unrealistic to really abide by socialism in ancient times. I have said so much not to say that the Qing Dynasty cannot be overthrown. Overthrowing the Qing Dynasty will benefit future generations. This is very good and great, but not everyone is a great man, and not all the protagonists of this book are great men. The author just wrote a story. If you want to listen, you might as well stop and listen. If you feel it is not to your liking, just leave.         ，，，， Swear words are ultimately bad.

It's really tiring to watch. Even though I traveled through time, I still haven't been able to change my family too much. Why did I travel through time? I even wrote my brother to death... Since I've already traveled through time, why can't I be more perfect? I feel tired and angry after watching it, so stupid

Even in the novels written by Jin Yong, all the rebellions of the Qing Dynasty are all positive. Where does the author come from?

Rebirth in the Late Years of Kangxi There are a lot of debates in the Qidian book review area, and the biggest debate is why we didn't fight against the Qing Dynasty since we had pierced the Qing Dynasty As someone who has read it twice and a half, let me talk about why I didn't fight against the Qing Dynasty. First of all, the author of this book is a woman, let me emphasize that she is a woman. Personal experience, most female authors (don't go to the extent of discriminating against women) do not talk about justice. I have also read some women's novels. Most of them are about petty parents. Even if there are big events, they are to serve the parents. People around Pig's Feet must be arranged properly. This is the normal state of female authors, and it is also determined by women's emotional characteristics. Don't force it with justice. After all, it is just a novel. The real ideology needs to be controlled by someone, and it also needs theoretical articles, practical research, and practical promotion. I am a keyboard warrior who relies on Internet articles, and I feel jealous and YY. In addition, after reading it repeatedly, I reject the argument that the author envied that dynasty, or even the Manchu Qing Dynasty. I think this book seems to be a description of the social phenomena of that era, mainly the things inside the mansion. Ordinary people are involved but it is not detailed. I guess the author has the heritage of traditional old-school authors. The article extensively describes the various means of the Manchu and Qing dynasties to shackle China. This description is quite similar to some old-school texts in textbooks, which profoundly expose..., But do not give a solution. The same is true for this novel, which reveals all the evil deeds of the Manchu Qing Dynasty against the Chinese nation, probably from the aspects of ideology, economic interests, and bureaucratic system. Ideology, which reports slave wraps, three cardinal guides, five permanent members, etc., Yellow belt, red belt, flag master, commander, assistant collar, wrapper, various levels of strict systems to restrain the Manchus, control the marriage of beautiful girls, adjust the balance of various forces, use various lords to suppress or support branches of forces, create conflicts and control the entire Manchu people. Literary inquisition was carried out. The book mentioned many times the killings, confiscation of families and genocide because of writing, the use of Manchu officials to suppress Han officials, the use of imperial examinations and the emperor's appointment method (imperial guards were released, and the written promotion route) to add sand to the bureaucratic system. It changed the tradition of civilian officials suppressing military officials since the Song Dynasty, gave full play to the advantages of Manchu military attachés, balanced the advantages of Han officials in the imperial examinations, and strictly prevented Han officials from becoming bigger, especially from gaining popularity. Promotion is based on the highest priority, which polarizes imperial power. Use the method of marriage to win over the Mongolian ethnic groups, provoke conflicts between the various ethnic groups, and use war, famine, and trade to consume Mongolia's population and strength. They also coerced the Mongols to intimidate and suppress the Han people. A large amount of land was enclosed, Han people were prohibited from developing the Northeast, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, an agency directly under the royal family, was used to occupy a large number of high-profit industries such as salt, tea, mining, and silk. The imperial class seized a large number of industries and protected the landlord class to squeeze out the interests of ordinary people. I did not list any examples of what was revealed in the article because I did not want to turn this article into a textual research paper.       Personally, I think that through various methods, we solidified the hierarchy, set up layers of ceilings, infinitely reduced everyone's activity space, solidified society, infinitely increased the imperial power through layers of power distribution, protected the interests of the Manchu royal family, and used literary inquisition to combat ideological changes (no changes) There is no progress if there is no change), banning seas, preventing foreign things from impacting the solidified society, attacking new things to prevent scientific and technological progress, all these practices have become the antonym of running smoothly without corruption, and over hundreds of years, the stiff giants have been defeated and bullied by the energetic newborn children. The author exposes various Manchu crimes while trying to use real history as the background. For example, Kangxi starved to death, killed two sons, and implicated family members. He was not as majestic and upright as the flattering Emperor Kangxi. The Manchu emperor only had the interests of the small Manchu collective in mind and completely ignored the life and death of China. If they could exterminate the Han people without losing the small collective, they would have done it long ago. How hateful are they lying on a giant body to suck blood?          ，，，，，，，， He seems quite unhappy. It can only be said that he is short-sighted. Who asked him to write this book just to create an ideal family.          ，，，，， It is more valuable than YY's low-IQ anti-Qing novels. Seriously belittling the enemy is also belittling the heroes in history, and it is also harmful to future enemies.

I feel sorry for the author, hahahahahahahaha, I don't care if they are Manchu brothers. But something happens. How to say it? The Qing Dynasty itself had original sin. During the Kangxi and Qianlong years, I believe that the people's living standards must have been better than those at the end of the Ming Dynasty. This is absolutely true. But the loss of power at the end of the Qing Dynasty humiliated the country. This is his original sin. The Qing Dynasty is an integral part of Chinese history, and this must be recognized. The Qing Dynasty was also China. But the Qing Dynasty also made people angry. No matter which dynasty it is. Did such a thing. The consequences continue to this day. You have to be scolded. No matter which dynasty you choose to do such a thing, you will be scolded. Hahahahahahahahaha, I know my words offended two groups of people, one is a bright fan and the other is a clear fan. Please spray it lightly. 😭

If we had traveled back in time and not rebelled, life in the Song Dynasty would have been relatively easy. People who were born as commoners could take the imperial examinations, and scholar-bureaucrats would have a high status. The status of scholar-officials in the Ming Dynasty was second, and in the Qing Dynasty they were really slaves. There was no shortage of national oppressors and class oppressors. Therefore, the Qing Dynasty could only write about the love between children and children in Dream of Red Mansions. But the emotional scenes in the book are also ugly, with little warmth and a lot of nastiness. There are very few good people. The house fights give me a headache, and the protagonist's model couple is boring to watch. Maybe this is the main point of the book! In that kind of environment, only villains can live happily, being dedicated is ruthless, and only the heroine is happy! All in all, it's not a good story. The career and emotional lines are both unpleasant. It's really not suitable for a male channel. It would be a good story if I changed it from a female protagonist to a female protagonist and deleted the male protagonist's career line.