
Blood of Taiping
太平血
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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[Comment] Why did you write about cuckoldry when you were just writing a proper book?!
😅This was originally an excellent historical web novel, but, Orange author, what the hell did you do?! Don't they know readers hate cuckoldry plots? This has driven away a lot of readers. The male protagonist's fiancée transmigrates into the body of Empress Dowager Cixi, is raped by the Qing Emperor, gives birth to a son... And almost succumbs to poisoning. 💀
I've read hundreds of chapters and found that the author is constantly glorifying the British and French invading forces. It's disgusting.
While the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was indeed terrible in its later stages, it was very good in its early stages, giving hope to people living at the bottom of society. Just look at the numerous people from various provinces who went to join the Taiping army.
I read the ending directly and realized that most novels during this period were written according to the original history, so I didn't dare to think about other endings. China began industrialization in the 19th century, and with the Second Industrial Revolution, catching up with the West quickly wouldn't have been difficult.
I read it out of curiosity without reading the synopsis. The male lead's fiancée was raped by the emperor, he was given away as a wife, and the ending followed the same old formula. It felt too contrived and pointless. Take my advice, don't watch it, it's poisonous.
Giving away a woman, being cuckolded, and the ancient book are indeed hard to bear. Even ten years later, I'll still come back and curse it: ***
It's not a single protagonist transmigration story, what the heck? It's multiple protagonist transmigration stories, goodbye!
Why should the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom be allowed to lose in World War I?
The author is truly amazing; she wrote a story where the second female lead likes the male lead but also cheats on him.
Ugh, the comments are so reminiscent of the old history, I just don't want to watch anymore.