Wreaking Havoc in the Great Qing

Wearing a Qing dynasty chrysanthemum-shaped electric drill, they did not rebel.

The Ming Dynasty: The emperor guards the nation's gates, and the monarch dies for the state. Jurchens: Those who offend our Great Qing shall be ceded to distant lands and paid indemnities nearby. Unyielding to the death, hanging themselves in the mines, relocating the capital to the north, and defending the nation's borders to the last man—these were the true heroes of Chongzhen and Yongle, men…

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

There are hardly any stories about the Qing Dynasty in male-oriented fiction; while in female-oriented fiction, it's all about aspiring to be a princess or a royal consort. It's truly baffling.

I've read some information that because of the Qing Dynasty, our territory became much larger. However, the Qing Dynasty broke our backbone, and we only managed to straighten ourselves again later (there are still some aftereffects, like Professor Zheng Qiang mentioned, with some yellow-skinned bananas). I firmly believe that we will climb to the top and endure forever; territory can be seized. 🙂

I haven't read the book yet, but as a member of the anti-government camp, I've finally found my tribe!

I read the beginning of the first chapter, and I don't know what deep-seated hatred the protagonist has for Qing. He faints just looking in the mirror; I hate that too, but this is going too far.

In reality, during the period before and after the First Opium War, the Qing Dynasty was not much behind Britain. Distance is the best protection. Even with incomplete reforms like Ali Pasha's in Egypt or the half-baked military reforms of the Ottoman Turks, it could have kept enemies at bay and prevented participation in the scramble for world power.

Over twenty chapters of brutal beatings! You dare tell dirty jokes to a young, innocent girl in ancient times, right in front of her father? Who could stand that? Even when you're trying to show off, there's a basic principle to it!

Why are there so few online novels about rebellion during the Qing Dynasty? Because the Qing Dynasty was very powerful in its early and mid-periods. Even in its late period, it was able to quell rebellions in Xinjiang, thousands of kilometers away, and suppress the Taiping Rebellion. What could you rely on to overthrow it? And even if you did overthrow it, how would you build a new China?