The Corrupt Official of the Great Qing

I read this book when I first started reading online articles. At that time, I thought this book was quite good. A few years later, I no longer read books about the Qing Dynasty, and never watch braided dramas on TV or movies. The early Qing Dynasty was a massacre, no one can deny this. The so-called prosperous age in the middle period was a prosperous age where a group of scholar-bureaucrats were afraid of being killed, and all those who dared to stand up were killed. The poor people had potatoes to starve to death, a prosperous age advocated by a group of minions, and there was also the so-called literary prison. Does anyone deny it? In the later period, besides ceding land and paying compensation, is there anything else? Don't talk about reform and other reforms, they were all forced by the below. Even if it is, what is the result? ? ? Not to mention the prosperous age of Kangxi and Qianlong, it is just a joke in history, it is just a prosperous sweet potato age. The above are purely personal thoughts, any similarity is purely coincidental.

Seriously, if you were a Han in the Qing Dynasty, you would have no other choice but to rebel. The economic policy of the Qing Dynasty was to "lose the world and make one person fat". The poor people were so poor that they couldn't take the blame. The Ming Dynasty hid wealth among the people. In the end, the Xiaoglaihe natural disaster hit the country, but the government failed to collect taxes because of the policy and had no money for disaster relief. The Qing Dynasty really did harm to the world. In the beginning, the Ming Dynasty was a bit weak, and with the post-war economic recovery, there was still progress. However, after the cross-roads, the whole country collectively ate its laurels, and it was not until the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom that it recovered, because after the Heavenly Kingdom, it was equivalent to a warlord separatist regime, and the central government only took advantage of the great justice to collect tribute.

The Ch'ing dynasty had to rebel no matter what. If you don't rebel, there's nothing to say about destroying national unity. I just want to read a novel and enjoy it. Wei, Jin, late Tang, Yuan Dynasty, Qing Dynasty, these are the four dynasties. As a modern Chinese, I want to read rebellion.

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I just want to ask, those people who hate the Qing Dynasty, no matter how much you hate it, after all, the Qing Dynasty does exist. Whether you beautify or criticize, it does exist. Then why can't you read the novel without rebelling? The novel is written for people to read, but it is also written for the author himself. Can we leave some morals? You can abandon the book if you don't want to read it, and no one is forcing it. There is no need to harm other authors here.

The protagonist has a good hairstyle

When I first started reading historical novels, I liked anti-Qing novels. Now I prefer to read novels about being an emperor again in the Qing Dynasty. I don't really like anti-Qing novels because I'm tired of reading them. There are too many anti-Qing novels and there are many good ones. However, there are not many good novels about being the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and even more pitiful.

It's useless to say anything, the Communist Party of China is really good.

Whether it is an anti-Qing novel or a novel about being an emperor in the Qing Dynasty, I like it as long as it is well-written and exciting. Anyway, I come to Qidian to read novels, not to be an angry youth who is mindless.

Do you still want to reform that Manchu thing? The half-baked Westernization Movement is proof of this. I guess I have to kill all your 'masters' before we can accomplish anything [face covering]