The Age of Prosperity

Rebellion? I won't watch this if it's a time-travel story and doesn't involve rebellion.

I've read over fifty pages, and what does this have to do with the book title? It's just a bunch of idiots killing and causing trouble everywhere, and getting entangled with a scheming woman. If he doesn't act a little sleazy in ancient times, does he really think he's Superman?

The Qing Dynasty's weakness had nothing to do with opium... Britain waged a trade war simply because the Qing Dynasty only imported goods and never exported them, leading to economic barriers...

The protagonist is on the path to becoming emperor, so I'm not going to watch it. We're almost in the modern era, and everyone is civilized now, so who cares about you becoming emperor?

This book is unreadable. Why can't the protagonist just gather a group of people and start his own rebellion? Joining the White Lotus Sect is an evil cult, full of superstition. Even if you gain power, how will you govern? Won't your foundation be destroyed? How can you carry out a revolution with superstition? Those people have no independent thought, no common goals, and no ideals; frankly, they're just brainwashed fanatics.

Wearing Qing dynasty clothing and not opposing it means you're not human, not Chinese, and of course, you're in the late period.

Guan Xiaotong is Manchu; half of the entertainment industry is Manchu.

There's just too much nonsense going on; you keep repeating the same things over and over again.

I'm just asking if there's been a rebellion? I won't look at those who haven't rebelled.

Write less rebellious articles, have some decency.