All Under Heaven Is Huaxia

Even after the Southern Ming Dynasty was established, why still try to enter officialdom? Establishing your own power base is the right path. You'll never achieve anything if you don't break the old rules.

It's a wonder that the protagonist is so stupid. Are we modern people? If I were in the Southern Ming Dynasty, I would raise an army and do whatever I wanted, whether it was the Longwu or Yongli Emperors. I would do things my way.

If a dynasty and its literature have become rotten to the core, then a new dynasty and a new literature should be rebuilt. Literature as rotten as Confucianism ultimately gave rise to democratic literature that replaced it.

I was speechless after watching it. The protagonist likes to kneel and pledge allegiance to the ancients, but he didn't declare himself emperor. The story after Nanjing was recaptured is all written in a way that avoids direct criticism.

Holding ninety-nine steel knives, he would not stop until he had killed all the barbarian children; With drums and gongs resounding and the masses roaring, we vow not to rest until the Yellow Dragon is defeated! In the twelfth year of the Shunzhi Emperor's reign during the Qing Dynasty, Zhou Shixiang, a Han Chinese from Xinhui, Guangdong, declared: "We Han men will never be slaves!"

The ending section is mostly copied from the late Ming dynasty.

I looked at twenty pictures, and they were all given to the Zhu family?

I'm abandoning this story. What kind of person would I become after transmigrating into something I can't do anything about?

The seat of Chenzhou Prefecture was not in Huaihua, but in Yuanling County, Huaihua City. I am from Yuanling. Yuanling has the Yuanjiang River, a vital waterway. After Qin unified China, it was established as the seat of Qianzhong Commandery. Since ancient times, it has served as the seat of prefectures, circuits, provinces, administrative offices, and special administrative regions.

The writing is fragmented and makes me want to fall asleep.