Harmful to the Qing Dynasty

The details in Lao Lang's book are commendable.

Wear clear and non-rebellious chrysanthemum sets of electric drills.

Please tell me, is the Kangmazi brand toilet still in stock?

Ming Dynasty: The emperor guards the gate of the country, and the king dies in the country. Jiannu: Anyone who offends our Qing Dynasty will be cut off from far away and compensated from near. Would rather die than surrender, hang themselves in the mines, move the capital to the north, and defend the country to the death. Such bloody truths as Chongzhen and Yongle... Qianlong who closed the country in isolation, cut off the far and near and compensated...

There aren't many male videos about the Qing Dynasty, and the female videos are either quite classy or princess-like or something like that. I'm really drunk.

I read some information. Because of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, our territory was a little bigger. However, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties broke our backbone, and then we straightened up again (there are still some sequelae, as Professor Zheng Qiang said, and there are some yellow-skinned bananas). I firmly believe that we will climb to the top and last forever. The territory can be grabbed 🙂

I haven't read this book yet, but as an innocent person, I finally found the organization.

After reading the beginning of the first chapter, I don't know what kind of unforgettable hatred the protagonist has with Qing. He would faint even if he looked in the mirror. I hate it too, but you have passed this scene.

In fact, the Qing Dynasty was not much behind the British during the period before and after the First Opium War. Distance was the best protection. Even if it was incomplete, like Ali Pasha's reforms in Egypt or the Ottoman Turks' half-baked Songun reforms, they could keep their enemies out of the country and could not participate in the frenzy of carving up the world. Self-protection was always more than enough. However, when the Qing Dynasty was attacked by the British After the defeat, the Chinese people did not learn any lessons from it, let alone forge ahead and reform to become stronger. They just buried their heads in the sand like an ostrich, thinking that it would be safe. They did not even understand the reality of the Western countries (if they could understand it, the powers would not be in step with China). In diplomacy, they were repeatedly blackmailed into submission by threats of war, and the Mandarin people were not unjustly ruined.

More than twenty chapters of beatings, how dare you tell dirty jokes to an ancient yellow girl, and in front of her father, who the hell can stand this? Just pretend to talk about the basic laws, okay?

Why are there so few online writers who rebelled against the Qing Dynasty? Because the Qing Dynasty was very powerful in the early and middle periods, even the late Qing Dynasty was able to quell the rebellion in Xinjiang thousands of kilometers away and suppress the Taiping Rebellion. How can you rely on it to overthrow it? And even if it is overthrown, how can you build a new China? The only thing that can save China is the ideas of Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping. To realize these ideas, you need to establish a party with strong organizational power. This party must not only have a large number of people, but also have a firm belief in saving the nation. Can you change the minds of hundreds of millions of people? No matter how many golden fingers the protagonist has, and no matter how mentally retarded the villain is, the most they can do is gather a few followers.

Those who commit crimes against our Qing Dynasty will surely pay compensation even if they win.

Let me just ask: Is Chuanqing rebelling?

Is this still genuine? Chapters are missing, sections are missing, and there are a lot of typos. Free viewing with membership card, is this how we are treated? Doesn't the membership card cost money? Which volume is this already? What does the membership card you issued mean? Are they just trying to steal our money? Books are missing links, missing chapters are missing chapters. Where have your services gone? Do you only know how to make money?

After reading the comments, I really feel that compulsory education in our country has a long way to go.

I haven't read it yet, but I know from the introduction that the rebellion failed. If it had succeeded, no one would come out to scold the protagonist. Just like now, who dares to ask for a statue made by Mao to kneel in front of the Qingcao Emperor's mausoleum?

On June 21, 1900, Empress Dowager Cixi declared war on England, the United States, France, Germany, Russia, Japan, Austria-Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, and Belgium. On December 26 of the same year, Empress Dowager Cixi issued an edict in the name of Guangxu: Measure China's material resources and bring happiness to the country.

Why does this dog-licking protagonist make me feel so uncomfortable? It was fine in the beginning, but after meeting that woman, it became a daily life of being a dog-licker. All other battles of wits and courage were covered up by the aura of dog-licker, making it hard to watch.

Wear it clean and don't rebel, I can't stand it! ! ! Whipping of mnp

The emperor guarded the gate of the country (all the land outside the gate was lost and the capital became the gate of the country. The actual control of the land was less than 5 million) The king died in Sheji (he was shot back by random arrows when he went out of Donghua Gate, Zhu Chunchen refused to open the door when he went out of Chaoyang Gate, the door was locked when he went out of Anding Gate, the eunuch couldn't cut it open with an ax, and he hanged himself when he couldn't escape) Never cede the land (Annan Hetao Throw it away directly, and what you throw away is not counted as a cut) Never pay compensation (my Ming Dynasty "rewarded" Lin Dan Khan a million taels of silver) Never pay tribute ("year-old coins" are changed to "city reward", "trade" is changed to "tribute", euphemistically called I Da Feng tribute) The emperor calls the door, the civil servants open the city, and the military generals lead the way. I am invincible in the world!

I read the pirated version back then, it's a good book. I'll read it again and make up for it.

I like it, but the male protagonist's IQ is worrying. I really can't stand it anymore. He is self-righteous to the extreme. He has such an IQ that even a hundred lives would not be enough to kill him. What do you think of a legal society? ? ?

I must have read more than ten chapters, but I was persuaded to quit by my self-proclaimed father.

Others call the protagonist Lu Yifeng, but the protagonist always calls himself Feng Xiang. We can't make the names unified like this, which will affect the reading experience.

Too poisonous. It is good to oppose the Qing Dynasty. First, the protagonist is a fat pig. Second, the protagonist's personality is too low and he can't walk around when he sees a woman. Sometimes smart, sometimes stupid. The left and right brains interact with each other. Third, others call the protagonist Lu Yifeng. The protagonist himself still calls himself Fengxiang. You have traveled through time, and it is time to discard the name of your previous life. Otherwise, the sense of fragmentation will be too severe. The fourth is that the protagonist's subordinates are really stupid. If I were the protagonist, I would have sent them back long ago. There are too many blockages. It's cool that I haven't seen it yet. I couldn't stand it anymore and ran away.

So beautiful. Read it all in one go. .

I have read less than a hundred chapters, and here are a few points: 1. The main character is short and fat, which is really unpleasant, but he can be more normal ~ 2. The servants are not the stupidest, only stupider. They are indescribably stupid and refuse to change despite repeated admonitions. They also flirt with women when they see them. It's disgusting. ~3. The protagonist is sometimes shrewd and sometimes stupid, sometimes like a saint and sometimes like a licking dog. He forcibly increases IQ and forcibly decreases IQ~ 4. The author's understanding of the Qing Dynasty is too shallow, and he makes up random things, forcibly lowering the strength of the Qing Dynasty to facilitate the protagonist's reaction.

Author, I want to tell you something. I used the protagonist in your book as a passerby, I hope you don't mind. Here in Chapter 88 and 89.

I'm very curious about how this book has 2.7 Million words, how can it achieve such a monthly pass rate? ? ? Is this book so unpopular? 😰

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