The Qing Dynasty, Simmered in a Pot

A novel from 2006, Gu Longgang's masterpiece. Twelve years have passed in the blink of an eye. I reread it tonight, and it's still captivating. The masterpiece remains, but the author has been retired for a long time. I miss you so much. I wonder if the author still remembers that I offered a 50,000 yuan reward for any clues to find you. You only liked the post and have remained silent ever since.

I only looked at a few pages before giving up. I thought it was about overthrowing the Qing Dynasty? Turns out it's just a sycophantic piece by a Qing loyalist!

If five modern people were to travel to ancient times, the men would basically only be able to become refugees, and the women would basically only be able to become machine operators.

Such a good book was buried because of the phrase "wearing the Qing Dynasty clothes doesn't lead to rebellion"?

I stumbled upon it, but gave up after reading a few chapters. It's truly a servile novel.

Isn't this the story of five time-traveling servants who desperately use their 21st-century knowledge to save their master Kang's life?

Judging from the title, I thought it was an anti-Qing book. 😅

He was born in the ancient Longgang of the Tartars. However, when this book was written, historical time travel was still in its infancy, and there wasn't the strong anti-Manchu atmosphere that would later emerge, so this can't be attributed to the book at that time. After all, for the early days of the Kangxi Emperor's reign, "The Deer and the Cauldron" was their first impression of the Kangxi era.

Sigh, why isn't this book more popular? It's a rare gem!

To be honest, 😰 I still prefer watching stories about farming and rebellion. 😰