I woke up in a sleep and it was past four o'clock. Then I went to my aunt's house for dinner tonight, and maybe I had to play cards or something. I updated it later, so I can't guarantee that there will be... There is a high probability that there will be nothing today.

In addition, when I talked about Sakurai Current Affairs, when I wrote it before, I thought about whether to be more objective, but then I thought that Sakurai Current Affairs is a foreigner, and his views should be subjective and a little one-sided. The author wrote a novel and used the pen (keyboard) in his hand to build a world. There are all kinds of people in this world, with different ideas and different three views... If he can do this, he will be a qualified writer.

When I was writing that passage, I wrote it from the perspective of Sakurai Current Affairs (except for this passage, I did not write about where the Qing Dynasty is better before). I personally think that only in this way can I perfectly shape the distinctive characteristics of the characters and the conflict of three views. Of course, I am still far from that state.

Look, Li Xianyu doesn’t think the Qing Dynasty is good. He always thinks that it was the most tragic era in history.

In terms of the collision of ideas of the characters, I think I am doing well. I don’t have facials in my role, whether it’s a villain or a decent person.

But it may be that the readers are too rational, or my book is too substituted, and you always go out of the show. When you see something that does not match your own views, it is immediately the author's problem. He said: Oh, author, you are a man of Qing licking dog...

You are soulless when reading books like this (manually funny).

Then let’s talk about my point of view. To briefly summarize the Qing Dynasty, it was a dynasty that was very powerful in the early stage, weak in the middle stage, and tragic in the later stage.

No dynasty in China has such a tragedy. What is there no China after Yashan, and there is no China after the fall of the Ming Dynasty. Compared with the late Qing Dynasty, this is all a pediatric department.

As for the issue of territory, the Qing Dynasty was indeed the "largest" dynasty in China in history, and the Tang Dynasty was not as big as his.

This is not what I said, it is what history says. Those readers who say that I have too many personal opinions will look at history by themselves.

I did not count the Yuan Dynasty here, so I added double quotes. Because the debate about the Yuan Dynasty was more intense than that of the Qing Dynasty. Some people say that the Yuan Dynasty was not considered China, and China was just one of the many younger brothers it had fought. The Ming Dynasty just expelled them back then was the best proof.

Therefore, the territory of the Ming Dynasty was not as large as that of the Qing Dynasty. After the Qing Dynasty took over Beijing, it included its original territory and the territory of the Ming Dynasty (this is official history, not private goods).

Some people also say that the Yuan Dynasty belongs to China, because if the Qing Dynasty counts China, why is the Yuan Dynasty not counted as China?

I think it is mainly because Mongolia was later split and the Manchus were assimilated (this private goods, my personal opinion).

Actually, it was because I was cursed at the end of the previous chapter and someone took it seriously...

So I'm afraid that if I don't update something today, you really think this book is over. It just so happens that everyone has a debate about the Qing Dynasty, so I made a single chapter based on this topic... Don't worry, it's not over yet.
Chapter completed!