The Sun Never Sets: from 1841!

Looking at the introduction, it's funny to see that it's so powerful that it's indescribable. The world is just a grassroots team, a world that is worse than the worst. There is no worst, only worse.

Where did the Celestial Kingdom come from🤣 The Celestial Kingdom signed the treaty in the year of Kangxi🤣

Battle of Humen Map

I'm afraid the author doesn't understand the level of the Qing army, so he still supervises the team? Let's put it this way, the Qing army not only had poor combat effectiveness, but also had a serious shortage of numbers. Where did the supervising team come from? Five people from the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom chased thousands of Qing troops to fight, and so did Britain and France. Therefore, there was no so-called supervising system at all, because they ran away before the fighting started. It was brave to run away when the enemy saw them. . . Let's not talk about Qing military cuisine at the end of the Qing Dynasty. It was very good during the Kangxi period. During the Qianlong period, British merchant ships even appeared and sailed directly from Guangdong to Tianjin with great arrogance. Then the officials below did not tell them, but the British merchant ships went to trade with Qianlong.

The "Heavenly Kingdom" with bound feet and pig braids? Without the intervention of external forces, the colonial rule of the Manchu Qing Dynasty would have continued for hundreds of years. Because of the brutal imperial power and autocratic regime in human history, the Manchu Qing Dynasty was the well-deserved number one.

Several novels in succession are systematic. It would be great to write one that travels back and forth between modern times and ancient times, such as "The Modernization of the Ming Dynasty". System➕History, it always feels a bit baffling.

The British came to seize the colonies in Manchuria, and the opportunity for the Han people to break the situation came.

I can't stand the frustrating cheating

I haven't read it yet, but I want to know about the anti-Qing movement? If not, I won't watch it.

During the Taiping Rebellion, there were several countries that resisted the Qing Dynasty. You can write more.

Only a few chapters later, the writing begins. The protagonist hangs up and writes from the perspective of a passerby.

In 1840, the Manchu and Qing dynasties were not without a chance, but their strategy was really bad. At that time, all the troops of the Manchu and Qing Dynasty were moving to the southeastern coast. It can be said that the weakness was clearly exposed. In fact, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties also had their own advantages. The Qianlong Dynasty, which was less than 50 years away from Daoguang, the Manchu Qing had just massacred Zhungar, and Zhungar had a vassal state called Afghanistan, which means that the Mongolian, Manchu and Mongolian horses in Qinghai The cavalry could go south directly from Afghanistan to India, and the Manchu and Qing pressure on Afghanistan was still full in 1840, and the British had just been overrun by the Imperial Cemetery under the Qianlong Dynasty. It was actually a good choice to go to India with the Manchu and Mongolian cavalry to rob, or to fight for the British and the Manchus. The Gurkha mercenaries, an important armed force of the British, also signed a feudal treaty with Qianlong, and the treaty clearly stipulated that It was determined that Gorkha had the obligation to fight for the Qing Dynasty. More importantly, the Qing Dynasty also had 3,000 troops stationed in Tibet, as well as the command of the Tibetan army, as well as the Shannan area that had not been lost at that time. Although Burma did not give Qianlong face, Jiangxinpo was still in the hands of the Qing Dynasty at this time. The southwest Qing army could also summon various chieftain troops to march westward to rob India. It is no problem to organize a zero-dollar purchase of India in the entire Southeast Asia, and the 30,000 British troops running to the southeast were drawn from India. Facing attacks from three inland areas, the British rule in India may be in chaos. Is there any other way besides withdrawing troops? It shows how the British dare to provoke the Manchus who can mess up India, and the Manchus who can overthrow the British will sleep in all of Asia for at least another hundred years.

The question is, is it socialism? As a society, we should admit that the new China is better than the old society. Of course, we must believe that the future will be better than the present. The premise of spiral upward is to insist on deepening reforms and always be on the road. Stagnation will lead to regression.

If that doesn't work, get some pills to seduce blood and flesh.

The reward is too high and the pension is too generous, which is not suitable for that era.

The amount of updates is too small, just a little every day. The excitement was gone as soon as I saw it, so I decided to keep reading.

It looks pretty good so far. The problem is not to open too much, and also to be the emperor.

What happened to the author? Did the protagonist's system run away or something else happened? Doesn't it mean that if the protagonist changes history, points will be awarded to draw the lottery? The problem is that all the sieges of cities and territories after the protagonist's uprising will change history. Why are there no points given?