The Fall of the Qing

The author is clearly immersed in their own art; what they're writing isn't a story, it's all venting, although it's quite enjoyable to read 😁.

I added it to my bookshelf without even reading the title.

Is there no management? Why haven't those few spies been blacklisted?

Our Great Qing's stable and strict father - Emperor Yang

Feeling trapped by life's (trivial matters), my creative flow has slowed. My best works so far are: *The New Ming Dynasty*, which touches modern history (unfortunately, that's no longer allowed); *The Duke of Protectorate*; and *The Five Good Youths of the Ming Dynasty*, which is passable. Later works are too fast-paced.

I really don't understand what kind of creatures are those who speak well of the Qing Dynasty.

The main problem is that it's written too hastily. There is no detailed description of various psychological states and events. Over time, Works inevitably become empty rhetoric. The author inevitably felt a sense of emptiness and unease. Readers may inevitably feel a sense of emptiness and lack of identification. This is not a sustainable trend.

Historically, it's clear that the Ming Dynasty went through a full dynastic cycle, plagued by natural disasters, man-made calamities, and land annexation, before being overthrown by Li Zicheng's peasant uprising. Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself from a crooked tree. The Qing Dynasty, however, was different.

So oil is a professional mite killer! Emperor Yang, huh?

This comes from an article written by Lao She's son, Shu Yi. As for whether he actually said it? Heh...