
The Great Benevolent Villain
救苦救难大恶贼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 195k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Currently, each character appears complex, and their allegiances are not simply those of restoring the Ming Dynasty or the revolutionaries. However, each individual has their own purpose in living and moving forward; none are simply pursuing power and strength.
Why do people nowadays like to call the Manchu Qing Dynasty the Ming Dynasty?
Why do people now like to attribute the actions of the Manchus to the "Ming Dynasty"? Is it possible to create a Ming Dynasty setting that extends into modern times?
The previous book had too small a world-building, and the plot felt a bit rushed. I hope this one will have 3 million words.
There's something amiss: the Ming Dynasty was supposed to be the most resolute dynasty. Calling the Qing Dynasty, which betrayed its country for personal gain, the Ming Dynasty is really jarring. Going back further, it would be more accurate to call it the Song Dynasty, or "Great Song" (a play on words, implying cowardice).
This kind of thing is really easy to disappear, because when an organization appears and a... Person like that appears, this book will probably be completely gone.
From the very beginning, the revolutionary army was portrayed as a bunch of scoundrels. Does this mean they want a revolution or a restoration?
It's here!
My last book just started selling out, and your new one has already begun... But so far, I personally prefer the style of your new one. Enough said, I'm going to catch up on my last book. 😢
Goodness, I only intended to nurture the book, but I almost killed the author! Wishing you a speedy recovery, and looking forward to your new book!
Prosperous times need to be nourished by bloodshed. To write about this subject matter in a way that resonates with the times, it inevitably involves tragedy. The intensity and bloodshed of such era-changing events are unimaginable. Such a heavy background is not very suitable for writing a novel.
The author is quite adept at paraphrasing.
Let me just say this: was the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty spineless? Isn't this clearly shifting the blame for the Qing Dynasty onto the Ming? And yet, some people are still trying to defend it. Stop talking about writing style; your values are fundamentally flawed. If you have good writing skills, that's even more ridiculous. Either create a fictional world or write a factual account.