
Overthrowing the Qing: My Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
斩清:我的太平天国
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Author, you might as well just write that the protagonist conquers the world at the age of six!
Transmigrating to a 14 or 15-year-old is one thing, but transmigrating to a 4-year-old... I don't know what the author was thinking.
I've been reading several of your other books since middle school, even though they've been taken down. After reading the official versions, I thought I'd come to Qidian to support you, only to find they were already gone. I didn't expect you to start a new book! I have to support you!
The author's values determine that this book is no good.
First, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom used the slogan of expelling the Manchus and restoring China. If you came up and ordered your army to shave their heads, it would be unreasonable for Yang Xiuqing and his men not to kill you when you were five years old.
I'm outta here. This is a mindless, light novel; you can't use your brain at all. Those who can handle that can read it.
The protagonist's accusations against Yang Xiuqing are utterly absurd; expecting Yang Xiuqing to be loyal to Hong Xiuquan is simply outrageous. Hong Xiuquan was nominally the leader of a religious sect, but he built his empire through his own hard work.
Don't these writers ever use their brains to think about how to get readers to accept their books? One by one, they seem to be getting younger and younger as they write, as if they're already pontificating and dominating the world right from the moment they were born!
This kind of novel is bound to flop just from the synopsis. I'm making this my pledge.
I hope it's well-written; women shouldn't go to the front lines to fight on the battlefield. Women with keen senses can become medical workers, performers in the arts, or accountants. Or they can work in factories.
Rubbish
A completely simplistic, amateurish piece of writing; utterly mindless; written entirely based on personal intuition.