Qing Dynasty Historical Literature

From the time when the Qing army entered the country to the end of Kangxi's reign, the name "Third Prince Zhu" was always active in the land of China. Is there really someone who is resisting the Qing Dynasty, or has he become a symbol of the resistance? It is unknown today. However, at least the protagonist of this book is the fake "Zhu San Taisun". Although the protagonists and his son are not the real direct descendants of Emperor Chongzhen, they can still be regarded as members of the Zhu Ming clan. I believe that most book friends feel regret and sympathy for the demise of the Ming Dynasty. Compared with others, I probably hope that Zhu Ming's descendants will overthrow the Qing Dynasty and realize the "anti-Qing and restoration of the Ming Dynasty". Suitable for the crowd: This book is suitable for book lovers who are interested in the history of the early Qing Dynasty, hope to overthrow the Qing Dynasty, and have a good impression of the Ming Dynasty. Rating of the work: 8 (The writing style is sophisticated and mature, the plot is smooth and natural, but it feels a bit routine.) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern young man who knows a lot about chemistry, who travels back in time to the Zhu Ming clan in the early years of Kangxi, and carries out the "anti-Qing and restoration of the Ming" under the banner of "Zhu San Taisun", eventually overthrowing the Qing Dynasty. Author: Da Luoluo can be said to be an expert in writing anti-Qing articles. Currently, he has eight completed articles with more than one million words. After many years of hard work, we are rich in experience, experienced and mature, and we have never been eunuchs or unfinished. So you can enter the pit with confidence. However, "Success is Xiaohe, failure is Xiaohe" has become a routine because it is too familiar with anti-Qing literature. Personal review: First of all, what I like very much is that the protagonist of this book has a father. Although there is no constraint if he is alone, the family line is completely cut off. The protagonist of this book uses the banner of "Zhu San Taizi" to force his father to become "Zhu San Taizi" and other things such as filial piety, which adds to the interest of the article. The exchanges and bickering between the two father and son not only reflect family affection, but are also very interesting. Secondly, I have a good impression of Zhu Ming, who "the emperor guards the country", so the plot of Zhu Ming's clan personally realizing the "revolt against the Qing Dynasty and restoration of the Ming Dynasty" is more attractive to me. Finally, the author's setting is very reasonable, and it is possible for the protagonist to "reverse the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty". First, the protagonist knows a lot about chemistry, especially the mixing of perfume, and can make gunpowder cannons by himself. Second, the time of entry is the 10th year of Kangxi, when the three vassals were still weak. If the Qing Dynasty's rule was very stable after the San Francisco dynasty was pacified until the end of Qianlong, it would be difficult to realize the vision of overthrowing the Qing Dynasty.

Because the Qing Dynasty was humiliated by Western powers in various ways at the end of its period, most book friends do not have a favorable impression of the Qing Dynasty. Almost all Qing Dynasty literature focuses on overthrowing the Qing Dynasty. This book is rare and does not overturn the historical literature of the Qing Dynasty. Even if you don't like the Qing Dynasty, you still have to acknowledge Yongzheng's contribution. The protagonist is the fourteenth son of Kangxi. If he, a man with modern thinking, became the emperor, he would definitely do better than Yongzheng. Suitable for the crowd: This book is suitable for book lovers who do not have a strong dislike for the Qing Dynasty, but who appreciate people like Yongzheng to a certain extent and hope to change the situation of being oppressed by foreign powers in the future. Rating of the work: 8 (The plot setting is reasonable. Although it is an old book more than ten years ago, it is not out of date now. The father-son relationship with Kangxi is also well written. There is also a theme bonus, because there are too few books that do not overthrow the Qing Dynasty.) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern man who traveled through time and became the fourteenth prince of Kangxi, defeated other brothers, won the throne, and used his forward-looking vision to reform the Qing Dynasty, making the Qing Dynasty far more powerful than Europe and the United States at the same time. Personal review: I think this book is right not to overthrow the Qing Dynasty. After all, it is difficult to betray one's own class after becoming a prince. And many times, top-down reforms are easier to carry out, and not many people will die. After the protagonist becomes the emperor, it is easier to make China stronger by taking advantage of his status. At the same time, the protagonist does not forget his original intention. After achieving a series of achievements, he formulates policies to improve the status of the Han people and ease tensions. And it also limits its power to a certain extent. In addition, although it is a bit unrealistic (Kangxi has feelings for his children, but not much), the relationship between the protagonist and Kangxi is well written, just like an ordinary father and son. Personal complaints: This book is a bit dark. I like Yongzheng 😂 Also, the emotional descriptions are a mess.

In China, everyone should know Cao Xueqin's name. Why did he write Red Mansions? Part of the reason should be his reflection on the decline of his family. So if you were to be Cao Xueqin's elder through time travel, how would you avoid and save yourself when faced with a house raid that is very likely to happen in the future? Let us find out through this book. In addition, this book is also one of the very few that does not focus on resisting the Qing Dynasty, and it can also be eye-catching to a certain extent. Suitable for the crowd: This book is more suitable for book lovers who are not very disgusted with the Qing Dynasty, but are tired of reading historical articles about resistance to the Qing Dynasty, and hope to solve the problem through peaceful reform (rather than violent overthrow). Rating of the work: 8 (a rare historical article that does not resist the Qing Dynasty, with a bonus of subject matter. The author is a woman, and the description is more delicate, especially the palace struggle. But as a male reader, I do not agree with many of the author's views) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern person who traveled through time and became Cao Xueqin's elder. Through his understanding of history, he saved himself to avoid the confiscation of his home, became the emperor's favorite, and worked hard with Yongzheng to make the Qing Dynasty more powerful. Personal review: Yongzheng was the most accomplished emperor of the Qing Dynasty. He was hardworking and carried out reforms, which were indeed beneficial to people. Therefore, the protagonist did not resist the Qing Dynasty, but assisted Yongzheng to make the Qing Dynasty stronger. I am more supportive of it. In addition, during the period from the middle of Kangxi to the middle of Qianlong, even if I am a fan, I have to admit that the life of the people was much better than that in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. If you want to resist the Qing Dynasty, there is no mass base. The identity setting of the protagonist is also very good. Because we know Cao Xueqin and are familiar with the protagonist, we can quickly step into the role of the protagonist. And because of this identity, the protagonist can approach the highest level of the Qing court and realize his personal ambitions. Finally, I have to admit that as a female author, she is more delicate than the male author, and the author's writing style is very good, and the description of the palace struggle is even more amazing. Personal complaints: In that era, it seemed strange that officials would not take concubines. And even if I accept the author's setting that he doesn't take concubines, why do he write so many female supporting characters and all of them like the protagonist so much? Especially the childhood sweetheart, she appeared so frequently in the first half and loved the protagonist deeply, but then she suddenly married someone else and became a concubine. The author also specifically wrote that she was unhappy after marriage. This really makes me feel uncomfortable😡

In the late Qianlong period, official administration became corrupt, and there were more and more corrupt officials like Heshen. The rule of the Qing Dynasty was no longer so stable, and there were more and more uprisings. In this case, if someone sneaked into the Qing court and kept poaching, would the Qing Dynasty collapse during the Qianlong Dynasty? This book uses a seemingly funny but ironic way to mock the corruption and incompetence of the top officials of the Qing Dynasty. Using the above method, the Qing Dynasty was disintegrated from within. Suitable for the crowd: This book is more suitable for book lovers who like to watch the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty, hate Qianlong, like comedy style, and do not have high requirements for the rigor of the article. Rating of the work: 9 (Using a funny and weird way to satirize the senior officials of Qingting, with a sense of black humor. The whole maintains a relaxed and funny atmosphere, which can make people decompress and relax. But sometimes for the sake of satire, the senior officials of Qingting are too intellectual) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern man who traveled through time and became a descendant of the second minister who was about to be expelled from the banner. Through his intelligence and wisdom, he deceived the senior officials of the Qing Dynasty, kept poaching the corners of the Qing Dynasty, developed his own power, and finally disintegrated and replaced the Qing Dynasty. Personal review: The writing is very strong, and the way of using comedy to irony is really full of black humor. Moreover, the author has a good grasp of the scale, making it funny and making readers happy and relaxed (especially the plot of being named Batulu really made me laugh to death😄), and accurately expressing the satirical meaning. The so-called "advanced expression method" is nothing more than this. The method of resisting the Qing Dynasty is very novel. Almost all the books I have seen before are ways of developing industry and military power to defeat the Qing Dynasty. This book, on the other hand, sneaks into the Qing court itself, and as a big moth, it keeps poaching the walls, and finally causes it to collapse. Personal complaints: In the later stage, the protagonist is already in control, and it might not be as weak as it was in the early stage. Perhaps in order to maintain consistency, the protagonist continues to be funny and ironic. In fact, it has no effect at all on advancing the plot. It feels a bit sarcastic for the sake of sarcasm.

Starting from the Song Dynasty, "going to Southeast Asia" began to occur in the southern coastal areas. This has also led to an increasing number of Chinese in Southeast Asia. Especially after the Qing army entered the customs, many southerners fled to Southeast Asia and took root there in order not to "cut off their hair and change their clothes." This book is one of the few historical texts that focuses on the Chinese community in Southeast Asia. The protagonist unites the Nanyang Chinese to regain Jiaozhi, and based on this, he finally goes north to overthrow the Qing Dynasty. The perspective is relatively new. Suitable for the crowd: This book is more suitable for book lovers who want to read about resisting the Qing Dynasty, expanding its territory, and promoting our country's prestige in the world. Work rating: 7 (It focuses on the Chinese group in Nanyang and uses it as a basis to resist the Qing Dynasty. The setting is relatively novel. However, after occupying Annan, it is not realistic to go north to defeat the Qing Dynasty soon. The writing and plot can only be said to be satisfactory) Personal review: The setting is novel and reasonable. Jumping out of the scope of the Qing Dynasty (unlike the general Qing Dynasty literature that is located in the mainland), based on Nanyang, defeated the Qing Dynasty. Moreover, there are many Chinese in Nanyang, and most of them dislike the Qing Dynasty. It provides the basis for the protagonist to later occupy Nanyang and go north to crusade against the Qing court. Some book friends feel that there are too many plots in Nanyang and it is quite depressing. On the contrary, I think this is normal. Because the protagonist was very weak at the time, and the Chinese were outsiders after all. Even if they were economically powerful, they were still squeezed out. That's why the protagonist's early stage is so difficult. This is logical. Personal complaints: Going north to conquer the Qing court is too fast. We had just occupied Nanyang and were already unstable, so why did we go north so quickly? Moreover, it is not very realistic to defeat the Qing court like a snake swallowing an elephant. If this is the case, then why is the plot of the occupation of Nanyang so depressing and long?

You may be curious, the title of this book clearly refers to me, the Ming Dynasty, why I included him in the Qing Dynasty. This is really not a mistake on my part. The time of this book is when Xianfeng Cixi was in power. As for calling me Daming, it's because the protagonist is a descendant of Zhu Ming, and he rebuilt a new Daming. The new Ming Dynasty established by the protagonist is located in a place you would never expect: North America. This book is also one of the few historical texts that escapes the scope of the Qing Dynasty, develops outside, and finally returns to its homeland to overthrow the Qing Dynasty. Suitable for the crowd: This book is more suitable for book lovers who want to see the victory over the Qing Dynasty, have a good impression of Zhu Ming, like Little John Khan, and like light-hearted and humorous historical articles. Rating of the work: 10 (The writing of this book is good, and the plot is smooth and natural. The author should be a fan of John Khan Jr., And the writing style has a strong Tongliao flavor. The whole book has a relaxed and humorous atmosphere, which is a good place to decompress and relax) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern person who traveled through time and became a descendant of Zhu Ming Dynasty. Through his own efforts and the help of Golden Finger, he started a business in North America and later attacked the Qing Dynasty. At the same time, he also actively promoted advanced Chinese culture and achieved cultural victory. Personal review: The setting of this book is very novel. One is to develop from North America and then counterattack the Qing court. Second, this book is one of the rare Qing Dynasty texts with golden fingers. In general Qing Dynasty novels, the protagonist has rich knowledge of physics and chemistry, and can directly rub weapons by himself. The golden fingers of this book can be traded with modern people. Big D has promoted the process of industrialization. After all, it is difficult for one person to drive the development of the entire industry. The protagonist always deals with township enterprises in order to gain advantage, and even makes up a lie about working in Africa (laughs😄). In addition, what I like most is the language style of this book. As a member of the people of Tongliao, I am very familiar with and accustomed to the style of this book. To be honest, I sometimes doubt whether the author is Khan himself. Anyway, I often laughed uncontrollably while reading this book. I hope all book friends will notice this and don't read this book while working and studying. By the way, there is another unique point about this book, that is, it emphasizes the importance of culture. In this book, in the end, as the song goes, "the whole world is learning Chinese" and a cultural victory is achieved. This is rare in Qing Dynasty literature. This is also something I appreciate very much. Personal complaints: Maybe it's because of force majeure. The end of the book is a bit rushed. Obviously there is still a lot to write about.

The late Qing Dynasty was a really turbulent era when various ideas began to spread and collide in China. Perhaps it was because China at that time had few scientific talents or intellectual talents that could save the country. Since the late Qing Dynasty, a large number of writers and thinkers have emerged in China. But it's hard to tell who had science and engineering majors at that time. If a man from science and engineering traveled to the late Qing Dynasty, what could he do? Can it change and make China stronger? Still doing nothing, barely struggling to survive in troubled times. If you are also curious about this, read this book. Suitable for the crowd: This book is suitable for book lovers who are interested in the history of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, who hope that China will become more powerful and famous in the world, and who prefer to pursue a sense of refreshment. Rating of the work: 9 (First of all, the entry point of this book is very novel. The protagonist did not rebel, but published articles to engage in academic research and become famous in the world. Because the protagonist has knowledge about the future, every time he publishes it, he will attract various praises and feel very happy. However, because there is no scientific foundation in the late Qing Dynasty, the achievements of the protagonist cannot be used. And because the protagonist is only engaged in academics, he cannot influence the situation at that time, which will slightly reduce the feeling of the book) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern man in science and engineering who traveled back in time to the late Qing Dynasty. Through what he learned, he was praised by the scientific community and became famous all over the world. Personal review: As I said above, the setting of this book is very novel. Unlike ordinary Qing Dynasty literature, it is not about politics or fighting for hegemony. Instead, I publish articles to engage in academic research. This is a different way of development, which can't help but make people's eyes light up. In addition, because the protagonist has advanced knowledge, it will be widely praised once it is published. Especially the author is good at using the changes in the facial expressions of other characters to highlight the protagonist's power, which makes this book very enjoyable. Finally, the plot of this book is smooth and natural, the author's writing style is also good, and it is very comfortable to read. Personal complaints: In the later period, there was a serious tendency to follow routines, that is, publish first, then win awards, and finally shock the world. But it is of no use to the country, it is just to make a name for oneself. Moreover, the protagonists are engaged in elite education. I think mass education can save the country. Also, there are hundreds of chapters, can there be a female protagonist? The protagonist is not too young😍