Mount & Blade II: The Qing Dynasty, 1853
骑砍二：清王朝1853
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 345k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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A Celebration of Outstanding Works!
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Qinglian Transformation and Three Profound Transformations of Heavenly Flame Reading List/
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A Reading List for Relentless Updates;
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A Man's Bookshelf: 365 Days a Year Is Plenty.
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A Reading List Sealed with Vows of Eternal Love!
The vows we once swore still linger in my ears. Your face and smile, now gone, still appear before my eyes. The unspoken understanding we shared has never faded. The past is like smoke, so why does it keep curling around my heart? The past is like the wind, so why does it blow in no fixed direction? The past is like the wind, so why does it never fall silent, always stirring in my heart?
Twenty-Four Bridges Under the Moonlight: A Reading List!
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The Eclectic Book Nook (The Reviews Are Brilliant! Don't Miss Them.)
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Drifting Duckweed in Troubled Times · 2026
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New-Release Seedlings 🌱 Hot Reads 🌴🍂
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The Love of Reading Above All
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A Booklist of Justice That Always Prevails!
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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? If you treat them preferentially, there will be no good results and it will only bring you greater turmoil. They are the source of all chaos. And if you tell soldiers you have equal rights, friendship, and unity, what use is it? They were still common people in the feudal era. The mind is not enlightened. Great changes will inevitably bring about great turmoil, and great turmoil will inevitably lead to great purges. If you want to change the class of a society through preaching, that's just a dream. Your main task now is to train troops, train more troops, and seize power across the country. Start the era of industrialization and train your own secret police to cleanse the country of feudalism.
The protagonist kowtows every day, which makes me laugh to death 😂 It's so real
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. They have lived comfortably for half their lives relying on the flesh and blood of the people, but they become loyal ministers and righteous men just because they wiped their necks when the oppression failed? Can you still empathize with them?
Do you want to learn from Li Hongzhang?
Do you want to learn from Li Hongzhang? I guess except for some people who hold the largest territory of Manchu and Qing Dynasty, it doesn't matter if the author is Manchu.
Does a time traveler want to shave his head to clear his name? , It's really uncomfortable to watch
Different suggestions
Why must there be an uprising? Can't it be turned directly into a feudal novel? Growing up to bully Cixi, Guangxu, punch the world, overthrow democracy, and feudal the world? This is what makes it interesting.
Strange
We have seen the rebellion in Henan, we have seen the rebellion in Nanjing, we have seen the rebellion in Guangdong and Guangxi. It was my first time to see the rebellion in Suzhou. . .
Very romantic writing
The sufferings of the late Qing Dynasty cannot be reflected in the article. It is recommended to study...
It's rare to find a horse-riding and slashing novel with excellent writing, and the political wars are well written. Maybe it was because I surrendered to Zeng Guofan in the first three chapters and drove away the people, or maybe because the writing was not exciting enough, I didn't recruit a lot of living subordinates out of thin air. However, it would be more realistic to not recruit people. In addition, the cavalry slasher has a team aura to buff the minions, which is completely unnecessary. No matter what, you must support a wave!
I just want to know how much you paid to write this book?