
Taking a Supermarket to the Qing Dynasty
带个超市去清朝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 772k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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230Chapters
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By the way, the subject matter is interesting, but I just feel uncomfortable following those Manchu minions.
If you don't turn back, I'll report you
Is the author remembering the Manchu rule? Or is the author a Manchu Qianqing clan?
A novel about not rebelling through the Qing Dynasty. It's all rubbish.
If you don't rebel if you wear it clean, thousands of people will stab you in the chrysanthemum
After reading this book, I feel sublimated. I am glad that there is no such time traveler in reality. I have finished reading this book! I'm sorry. In my eyes, the whole book revolves around one core theme, that is cowardice! I really can't say anything about the protagonist's behavior! If there were such a person in reality, the grass on his grave would be feet tall!
It turned out that he was a dog slave and a traitor. Fortunately, I haven't seen it yet. He slipped away.
Really bad👎 Written by a novice in history, I found many misunderstandings in this book
In that era, the Han people were inferior people and ***. How could the protagonist play without rebellion?
It was fine at the beginning, but in the tenth chapter, it started to be bullshit, and it was the same old routine.