Mount & Blade II: Anti-Qing 1853
骑砍二：反清1853
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 474k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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Other names
- Mount & Blade II: The Qing Dynasty, 1853骑砍二：清王朝1853Former title · until Nov 2026
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After reading Chapter 57, I would like to ask, is the author planning to persuade these vested interests to give up their own interests? According to the protagonist's idea, there is not much difference after overthrowing the Qing Dynasty, and the class is still fixed. The benefits are still distributed. It may be similar to the founding of other dynasties, and the burden on the people can be lighter.
The protagonist is too friendly to everyone, it can even be said to be weak, and he talks and acts like a child.
There is absolutely no need to give preferential treatment to the prisoner officers. It seems that these people are very capable. It would be over if they hired their master directly. Anyway, it was the master's fault. If you open an encore exam and take exams in mathematics, calculations, and political law, the civil service positions will probably be filled.
The author researched a lot of information to write the book, but it is rare to find that the only thing he seems to be subservient to is his treatment of the Manchu officials. Have you never thought that the more loyal these officials are to the Manchus, the more oppressive they are to the people.
I don't quite understand what the author wants to write? Do you want to overthrow the Manchus? What's the use of killing small soldiers instead of high-ranking officials? They are the vested interests of the feudal group. No matter how many soldiers you kill, what's the use? What are the benefits of your preferential treatment to these scholar-bureaucrats?
The main character is kowtowing every day, it cracked me up 😂 So realistic!
Is a time traveler trying to whitewash Zeng's past? It's really painful to watch.
I would like to advise the author to cut this book.
After reading this chapter, I am not just licking it, it is simply cowardly. I admit that there are too many people and you cannot kill them all. But if you let all the tmd go, wouldn't it encourage corruption? This is when a political power has just been established. How can you develop in the future? What prestige does the central government still have?
Author, I want to ask, are all you Mount & Blade players so physically strong but mentally simple-minded?
The author is a pretentious, artsy type. His writing is off-track. The title targets readers looking for a Qing Dynasty rebellion story. However, these readers are repeatedly tortured by the author in the main text. It's practically impossible for them to persevere until the plot reaches the rebellion stage. Moreover, the author and the protagonist are sycophants to Zeng Guofan. This guy can be slaughtered all the way through later on; what will the protagonist do then? 🙂