
Republican Era: King of the Changbai Ginseng
民国:关东参王
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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507Chapters
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Breaking into the Guandong is a counter-invasion. Qing fans often say that the Manchus' entry into the Guan brought internal Manchu to the Central Plains. In fact, it was not the Manchu Lord but King Hong Tian who brought internal Manchu to the Central Plains. Because after the Manchus entered the customs, they banned the inner and outer Manchus. They planned to return to their hometown in Manchuria to become kings and hegemons in the future when the Central Plains could not be defended. After the Taiping army left Guangxi, they uprooted the Eight Banners in the south of the Yangtze River.
You wouldn't be writing farming articles at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, right? ! At that time and place, there was still time for you to live a leisurely life? Just clean things up and not rebel, that's all! ! !
The donkey dung balls have a shiny surface and look down to earth. In fact, in Heaven, the ups and downs of the plot are not refreshing enough, and the resolution of problems is sloppy.
When it comes to time travel, I feel like it's just like the aboriginals, it doesn't reflect the feelings of modern people, and it generally weakens the power of rifles! During the time of Columbus, humans were able to conquer the primitive North American continent. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, weapons became more powerful than muskets, but they could not kill wild boars and bears. Rifled guns, let alone wild boars, a group of North American bison charging cannot beat a platoon of musketeers
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I was thinking about it, but when I saw the introduction about medical women, hunter women, bandit women, and boss ladies, I lost interest. There seemed to be many beauties, just like the urban stallion novel.
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There are always some baskets that are so annoying. To read a historical novel, the protagonist must rebel and become an emperor and advance technology. To read an urban novel, the protagonist must buy Bitcoins, buy football, and become the richest man in the world. It is better to buy the earth and become the owner of the ball. In the entertainment novel, you must dominate the entertainment industry. You must also be able to write songs, sing, direct, write, and write scripts. You must also be able to act, invest, and be the owner of the ball. Isn't it disgusting? Why do you think you hate it so much? Are there any books I can read?
After reading more than ten chapters, I'm still confused. Just tell me what the protagonist's abilities are after time travel. Is he just a strong cook? And then walked away? Don't have any special skills or any cheats? Otherwise, an ordinary person would be lucky to be alive in the Northeast during that special period. The bandits, Soviets and Japanese were all beaten into porridge. If you don't have any skills, you can only pray for luck...
Put raft
This is the wooden raft placed on the Yalu River and Songhua River.
This is a light and refreshing novel about the struggle of the late Qing Dynasty covered with the skin of rebirth. It is okay at first glance, then it is pretentious, and finally nonsense. Using modern thinking to write about the past of the local people in the late Qing Dynasty, one can almost ignore the premise of rebirth. The thinking and behavior style do not match the behavior of the local people in the late Qing Dynasty. It is very awkward. The more I read, the more awkward it becomes. There is no sense of crisis for the readers when rebirth personnel will face changes in the future situation. It looks and feels like a story after liberation. The most important thing is that it does not describe the humble living conditions of the people in the late Qing Dynasty. It was in the middle and late stages of the Anti-Japanese War that ordinary people dared to raise their heads and speak normally. Before that, ordinary people did not dare to raise their heads and straighten their backs to communicate normally. At the time of the book, Lafayette should have been quite tough. The Sino-Japanese War of 1898-1896 had not yet begun. Well, at least the protagonist was still dragging his pigtails.
King of Guandong, why do you want to join the King of Ginseng? In that era, you really had to dig for ginseng and become the King of Kanto.