Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 509 505. Comments on "Thousands of Men Slashed"

Today I would like to recommend a book by the great historical writer Qing Le.

"Thousands of Men Killed", it's sunny now, a great writer.

Category: History-Alternative History.

【Introduction】

Just look at the title, you know what the content and style are, needless to say, you know...

【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter One: A bizarre incident: an unnamed man choked to death on tofu! The protagonist, Liang Pengfei, had just returned from a company mission in Africa and was meeting his lover. His crime was exposed, and he jumped from a building into a tofu vat, choking to death. A perfectly good man, now a headline news item.

Chapter 2, almost died again... The protagonist traveled to the Qing Dynasty, aboard a ship. The crew, believing him dead, prepared to throw him overboard, filled with grief. He was thrown overboard, started cursing, and begged for help, only to be rescued by the crew. This was likely a merchant ship, his father's.

Chapter 3: YD's Occupation: Pirate and Merchant. It's the 55th year of the Qianlong Emperor's reign, and his family is both merchant and pirate. Having just fought a naval battle, they've driven off the enemy, only to see their strength increase significantly. Although the protagonist dislikes this dynasty, having arrived, he must make the most of it.

Chapter 4: Pirates who paid the ransom? The protagonist recovers after eating the fish porridge his father brought him. The steward reports that the French want to use the ransom to redeem their men. The protagonist, recognizing the British-made flintlock rifle in the steward's hand, suspects the group is British and decides to interrogate them personally.

Chapter 5: The Yangtze River's waves behind push the waves ahead; the son is stronger than the father. The protagonist, speaking fluent English, learns from the so-called knight that they are not French pirates, but British soldiers. He then threatens them with the castrato singer in the opera, and finally learns a piece of earthly news.

【Brief Comment】

Qingle, a great writer, has written 11 works including "The Second Biography of Fang in the Early Tang Dynasty", "Talented Men have Always Emerged in the Red Mansion", and "The First Family in the Tang Dynasty".

The best one among them is the one introduced today. It may even be his masterpiece. Of course, it may also be the one by Fang Er.

"Thousands of Men Slayer" has 26 collections on Qidian.com, 5868 collections on Bookstore, 44 fans, and no leader.

创作时间是2009年12月到2011年1月，全书179万字。

This great writer has not written any high-quality works since "The Best Ruler" and has been doing so until now.

His style is rather naive, his language is quite plain and sloppy, and his logic is not particularly rigorous.

His official evaluation is that he is a well-known historical writer in online literature, with extensive research on history and his own unique insights. The book mainly tells the story of the protagonist who travels back to the Qing Dynasty and becomes the son of a maritime merchant. He starts by running a maritime trade and expands his business and the territory of China.

His appearance changed history, because later the territory expanded to South America, and the whole world knew and feared him.

There are many details in the book that are not suitable for detailed description, and many historical materials are difficult to verify. His historical views only represent his personal views.

However, it has to be admitted that this book is very popular among readers.

Maybe it has something to do with those huge fantasies that are unfounded but have a glimmer of possibility.

Overall, this is a historical novel.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

Recently, there are suddenly several more readers.

Yes, that's the only way to describe my readers.

A reader has been asking me to update for two days in a row and has also given me a lot of very pertinent suggestions.

I'm very happy.

I've always said, what's the difference between a novel without reviews and a pirated copy?
What is the difference between a novel with no one urging you to update it and a stand-alone novel?
Every author should listen carefully to readers' suggestions, especially good ones.

Then modify it as appropriate based on your own situation.

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