
The Qing Dynasty Is Doomed
大清要完
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- Completed
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- 3.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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- Qidian
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Author, don't be led astray by book reviews. Remember one sentence: the majority are silent. Data is real, book reviews are useless. Give you an example. There is a book called Kaihai, which is a book about the history of the Ming Dynasty. That book had just been put on the shelves that year, and it did very well for a while, and it was even recommended. The author wrote a heroine who accompanies the male protagonist in his development. The plot is brilliant, but the background setting of the heroine is not very good. Later, the male protagonist said that he wanted to marry the female protagonist, start from scratch, and earn the title of royal wife for the female protagonist. The emotions are really well described. It was all good at first, but as a result, there were various comments in the comment section saying that the heroine had a bad background and was delaying the development of the male protagonist. Then there are things like women who don't look at it. As a result, the author believed it. A few chapters later, the male protagonist suddenly showed up with a daughter of the Banzhou Yang family. In order to climb up the ladder and marry the Banzhou Yang family, he immediately took the Yang family's daughter as his wife, and the heroine became a concubine instead. This unnatural operation really made some book reviewers happy, but the price was that the monthly subscription of that book was cut in half, and the performance has been in decline since then. Comments on this chapter were filled with outrage. Later, the author refused to change the plot, and would rather make various corrections. But the results never came back. I was one of them back then. This disgusting plot is as uncomfortable as eating a fly. I won't even read that author's books now. So we can draw lessons from past mistakes and learn from those behind us. It is best for the author to write according to his own ideas. Don't let book reviews sway you.
Even if you succeed in rebelling against the Qing Dynasty under the guise of a monotheistic religion, it is not a good thing, and it may even be worse!
I used to hate religion, but now I look away from it
I used to think that religion was something ridiculous, ignorant and ignorant. Now it seems that the reverse effect is the cause. Religion is just a fruit, and ignorance and poverty are the root. Religion is not without its progressive nature. India can hold up the status of a great country thanks to the Hindu community. Some people think that Hinduism is ignorant and backward. Without Hinduism, India would be so complex that it would be a small country.
After all, he is an old author. Why does the AI flavor become stronger as he writes? Is one third of one chapter written by me?
Writing historical time travel novels after the 17th century should change the world's demographic structure, otherwise it would be meaningless. The whole world should undergo population structure adjustment in the style of vacating cages and replacing birds. Exchange the populations of the Korean Peninsula, Japanese Islands, Indochina Peninsula, and Nanyang Islands with each other, and then immigrate Chinese to these places respectively, so that Chinese people account for more than 50%, and other systems of the population each account for about 10%. Ten million Chinese immigrants occupied the Indus and Ganges plains. In more than 200 years, the population of China will be more than 400 million. Immigrate 5 million Chinese people to occupy the black soil belt of the Eastern European plains. In more than 200 years, there will be more than 200 million Chinese people. Immigrate 5 million Chinese people to the Central Valley and coastal areas of western North America. In more than 200 years, there will be more than 200 million Chinese people, and an independent Chinese country in North America will be established. Immigrated 2 million Chinese people to the southeastern plains and Pampas of South America. Two million Chinese immigrants occupied Dhofar, Oman and the highlands of Yemen, the most fertile areas in the Arabian Peninsula.
Let's discuss, do you think AI-assisted creation is good or bad?
Da Luoluo now uses AI to assist writing extensively. One chapter is 3,000 words, and it seems that 2,000 words were compiled by AI. There are a lot of metaphors and descriptions, and paragraphs without substantive content. Of course, the core idea must be the author's, and AI cannot come up with it. But I personally don't like this kind of thing. What other readers think, please feel free to discuss.
The popularity of the author's "Saving the Ming Dynasty" has really lost so much that it's almost gone.
The author's best-performing novel so far is Saving the Ming Dynasty. This novel has contributed almost half of the author's fan points. Saving the Ming Dynasty was really popular when it was updated, but I didn't expect that it had only been completed for more than four years, and its popularity has almost completely cooled down. . . . After browsing various major novel forums, almost no one has mentioned the novel Saving the Ming Dynasty. . Let alone discussing the plot, almost no one even mentioned the novel. . . . Is the loss of popularity so serious? It's only been over four years since it was completed, and it's almost gone and buried in history.
This author from the Qing Dynasty wrote one book after another, and the worse his grades got, the more enthusiastic he became! ! Let's all boycott it! Let him write down (Apocalypse, Wanli, Zhu Yunqi, Masanori, Jingtai), hoping to write down (Qin, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties), Tokugawa Household. (Listen to others' advice to eat enough)!
This book is also too confusing. All major national events are like playing house. The nonsensical words become pointless and the protagonist disappears from time to time.
This author has a crooked butt. Look at his previous novels about the Republic of China 😰😰😰