Usurping the Qing
篡清
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 16y ago
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- Qidian
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The protagonists of these rebellions behaved strangely. They had no idea what the main contradiction was and what the mountain was weighing on the people. They thought that by building a few factories, they would become industrialized and strong? Still don't know why the Westernization Movement failed? Without the emancipation of the mind, the revolution will not succeed.
Hey, is it over with usurping the Qing Dynasty? He hasn't conquered the world yet! Why didn't you write down the fate behind it? Industrialization didn't even begin and it was over. It feels like this novel is just the beginning!
I find it rather awkward. The protagonist wants a girl when he meets her early on, just like taking aphrodisiacs and then not seeing a girl for 10 years. I didn't read the back part, so I don't know what it was like.
The last part is really messy and poorly written. It felt like a full banquet where the entire meal tasted like an overnight meal. If you go to the capital, you will be a hero. If you don't go, you will become a national sinner. What kind of logic.
Looking at the hungry ghost in the main character, I am afraid that if there are tens of thousands of descendants when the main character dies, half of the entire country's fiscal revenue will not be enough to support these people in a hundred years. It is obvious that a selfish and racist person wants to write about the Chinese nation with great justice. It would be a disaster if people like the protagonist were unified.
After reading a lot of historical novels, I found that most of the protagonists are hypocritical and selfish. They give the common people a little benefit and make them feel moved. They do not analyze the background of the time, the primary and secondary conflicts, and the ideological and culture of the time. What is even more bizarre is that the development of science and technology is developed on the basis of orders. This is the case in almost most historical novels. You succeed without even having a foundation, and you really treat the readers as fools.
How to evaluate this? Although the novel from ten years ago was indeed bad, I can still say something pertinent. From the perspective of ten years ago, this novel was indeed good. If we evaluate it from the perspective of today, it is a completely bad work.
To conquer the world, you should be upright. If you don't slaughter the slaves, it will be difficult to understand the hatred in your heart.
The author's writing is good and his historical knowledge is good. As for the plot setting, the male protagonist is a scumbag. The description of love, no, is there love? Only the desire of men for women, or the plot about women, is redundant and a failure! After reading the end of the review, I gave up immediately.
Sometimes it's true that readers don't deserve good books. Why are you just shouting here?