Raise the Han: Ascend the Throne in One Day, the Fastest Anti-Qing Legend

Is the author's last book Song Thief? I like this type very much, but unfortunately most people don't like this type

I originally thought it was just average, except that it seemed to be a bit more traditional hand-beating, but when I saw that a new book recently asked the protagonist and the descendants to be members of a century-old family, the comparison was really unbearable. It was too comedy and fun, especially the first few paragraphs of the first chapter at the beginning of the book.

Good news: This book has words Bad news: This book has too many words

It's quite stressful to write this kind of thing, and Dai Qing Gu Lun is not dead yet. It still permeates every aspect. Dai Qing Gulun still wanted to restore the country and enslave the descendants of Yan and Huang again.

The new book really needs to be read. If you want to keep reading, you can just read it until the end! Thank you! Thank you!

The Qidian review made me think we were still in the Qing Dynasty 🤐 Haren

Are you ready to kill them all? If not, then there is no need for me to read this book.

How does this compare to the Emperor of the Valley that I watched when I was a novice? Is there any Shen Nong?

The pace is a bit slow and some irrelevant plots could be removed.

The sense of sight of the Shangou Emperor feels pretty good. Come on.

It felt too bland. After rushing into the county town at the beginning, I started farming. The soup was light and watery.

A lot of typos😅

I think this novel is pretty good. It's pretty much what I thought it was. It's about taking advantage of the Qing Dynasty's loopholes at the grassroots level to save money and then take the opportunity to rebel. But the details written later are not appropriate. Every system must be written down in detail, and it can obviously be covered in one stroke. There are also some events that are written very bluntly, such as the hero saving the beauty. The author himself knows that clichés, and the key clichéd stories can be written very well, but the author himself writes them very bluntly, but they just don't look good. There are also things like subduing the master, etc., Which are too blunt. The most important thing is the rhythm. If we continue writing at this pace, the book may be written to two to three million words in total. Can the quality of this book support three million words? In this book, the plot of entering the county town is generally fairy tale, but there are two points. First, the reason why the protagonist's father rebelled is rather deliberate. Many readers think that the literary youth and the man watching the city gate are LGBT. The plot of interrogating the protagonist is a bit redundant. There are no other problems. It is a good read. But why is the subsequent plot not so good? The main plot is not detailed enough. Some boring things, such as specific system construction, do not need to be written in such detail. What should be written is how many benefits the protagonist obtained by exploiting the loopholes at the grassroots level of the Qing government, how many troops he accumulated, and how long it took to capture several provinces once he rebelled. What is better than a simple rebellion? How much equipment has been accumulated? How many elites can be armed once the rebellion occurs? When is the time to rebel? How much profit can be obtained? Also, if you need to improve technology, there is no need to write down the specific principles in detail. Just say why it can be made in this era and how much benefit the protagonist can get from making it. Just write about the protagonist recruiting craftsmen and making things. Then readers' expectations for a formal rebellion will continue to increase. If there is no front, it will be so strong. If there is a real fight, it will not sweep the Qing Dynasty.

How does it compare with the Shangou Emperor?

So why doesn't the author just use Ming system?

No, buddy, you have a silver standard of twenty-two taels per person. Even if you copy all the rich households in the world, you won't be able to distribute it 🙂

In the Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng lowered the sanctity of the emperor. He would not kill anyone who said anything bad about the Qing Dynasty or him. He would argue with them and convince them. When Qianlong came to power, he would kill them all. Literary inquisition flourished, and Yongzheng became like a common man. Qianlong was the real emperor.

That's a good introduction. Let's see what happens.

Can the author write less letters? I understand that it's hard to type out swear words, but so many letters are too much.

The writing is very good and sophisticated. I guess it is a new vest for the old author.

It feels like it was written by an old author.

It looks okay now, I hope the author can stick to it

It's okay, but the pace needs to be sped up. The author is not a master. At this pace, not many people will be willing to follow it.

I seem to have seen the routine of this book somewhere, and it also starts with Dad's Rebellion.

Are there any anti-Qing articles that are not garbage? Hahaha 😁

No more English letters, it's quite dramatic, especially the people described are those from the Qing Dynasty

Excellent product, the writing can be written relatively smoothly, but there are some typos

It's okay, but some places are not paved enough or need not be too detailed. The emotions are not in place and the transition is too abrupt and it will appear to be taken for granted. The author's writing skills are not strong enough at the moment.

Well written, keep up the good work! Four updates a day to determine the best hits!

This book is well written and becomes more and more exciting as it goes on.