The Corrupt Official of the Great Qing
大清弊主
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 13y ago
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The Qing Dynasty in My Eyes
I read this book when I first started reading online novels, and I thought it was quite good back then. A few years later, I stopped reading books about the Qing Dynasty and stopped watching any TV or movie adaptations of the Qing Dynasty. The early Qing Dynasty was a period of massacres; no one can deny that.
Honestly, if you were a Han Chinese and traveled back in time to the Qing Dynasty, there was no other option but to rebel. The Qing Dynasty's economic policies were essentially "profiting at the expense of the nation," leaving ordinary people truly impoverished.
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.
I just want to ask those who hate the Qing Dynasty: no matter how much you hate it, the Qing Dynasty did exist. Whether you glorify it or criticize it, it did exist. So why can't there be novels about people traveling through time to the Qing Dynasty without rebelling? Novels are written for people to read, but they are also written for the authors themselves. Can't we have some decency?
The main character's hairstyle is nice.
When I first started reading historical fiction, I liked anti-Qing novels. Now I prefer novels about reincarnation as the emperor in the Qing Dynasty. I don't really like anti-Qing novels anymore because I'm already tired of them; there are too many of them, and many are quite good. Novels about becoming the Qing emperor are actually fewer in number, and even fewer good ones.
No matter what you say, the Chinese Communist Party is truly good.
No matter what you say, the Chinese Communist Party is truly good.
I enjoy both anti-Qing novels and novels about becoming emperors in the Qing Dynasty, as long as they are well-written and exciting. I come to Qidian to read novels, not to be a mindless, angry young man spouting nonsense.
The Qing Dynasty, that thing, still wanted to reform? The half-baked Self-Strengthening Movement is proof of that. They probably had to slaughter all your 'masters' before they could get anything done. 🤦
I don't know how anyone can whitewash a semi-feudal, semi-slave dynasty. Are they descendants of bondservant officials? 😀😀😀