The book review area is too busy, Lao Lei has to say a few words

Lao Lei has been so ill these past two days that his head has been burning.

But I still need to explain a little bit about what everyone says about intensifying ethnic conflicts.

First of all, the time in the book is the late Ming Dynasty, not the late Qing Dynasty. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Eight Banners Soldiers had been abolished, and it could be said that the entire Manchu people had been almost completely abolished. Those who supported the entire Qing Dynasty at that time were actually Han people, the Han officials in power and Han soldiers. In the late Qing Dynasty, massacres had no practical meaning other than venting anger. But the situation was different in the late Ming Dynasty. All the Manchus were soldiers in the Qing Dynasty. All the Manchus who entered the customs must have had their hands stained with blood at that time, and few were innocent. Moreover, the number of Manchus was limited, and killing was a very effective way to attack them.

Although a large number of Han generals surrendered at that time, the morale of the Han army was not attached. The main force was the hundreds of thousands of Manchu troops, who killed a little less.

Secondly, the entire cultivation world has been run like a metal barrel by Ren Shou. Lu Yuan needs to find a flaw to force the destiny and finally overthrow Ren Shou's entire layout. The important thing is that at the same time, the problems of political power and capitalization must be solved in a comprehensive manner. This cannot be done without extraordinary means.

So, let’s put aside the debate and wait for Lao Lei to write slowly. (To be continued.)