Are there any hot-blooded novels about history, history of the Qing Dynasty, and the Republic of China? There must also be elements of management, the Ming Dynasty, and the Qing Dynasty?

This novel was called "Black Flag." It was a historical/Qing history and Republic of China novel. It had elements of passion, management, imperial examinations, and the Qing Dynasty. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of Black Flag: Purple Hairpin Hate. Finished, you can read without worry. [Black Flag: A novel from the late Qing Dynasty that I like. Book of the Great God. No explanation needed.] It just felt a little weak. Could it be that God River Crab didn't dare to write? Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "Anti-Qing Dynasty: From the Reincarnation of the Ming Dynasty's Filthy Lands". It was a historical/Qing historical and Republic of China novel. It had hot-blooded, decisive killing, and Qing Dynasty elements. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. "Anti-Qing Dynasty: From the Reincarnation of the Daming Filthy Earth" Author: Listening to the Wind Boils the Rainy Night. [Anti-Qing Dynasty: Beginning from the Reincarnation of the Ming Dynasty's Filthy Earth]'s introduction: 1776 in the Western Calendar, 41st year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty. That year, the United States issued the declaration of independence, Watt invented the steam engine, and Adam Smith published The Wealth of Nations. This year, the Manchu Dynasty pacified the big and small Jinchuan, and Qianlong was very satisfied. He began to prepare for the Daxing Literature Inquisition and the revision of the Siku Quanshu. This year, a transmigrator looked up to the north and swore to the world. "Erebardi, I, Big Ming, am back!" Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "Han Never Extinguishes." It was a historical novel that was categorized into the history of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. It had elements of hot-bloodedness, strong countries, poor children, and the Qing Dynasty. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of Han Buxi: Night Travel Dream Life. The introduction of Han Buxie: Sometimes broken, sometimes revived Keep it first ~ A rare novel written in the Zheng period After the Penghu naval battle, the eve of the Ming Dynasty's Zheng Dynasty's surrender to the Qing Dynasty (1683 AD) More than a thousand soldiers and craftsmen who were unwilling to surrender went south to Luzon Protect the Chinese in Luzon from being massacred, take down Lavague from the Spanish, and gain a foothold. After establishing a base in the northwestern part of Luzon, he began to set his sights on Taiwan. (The main character was a small soldier at the beginning, but he had an uncle who was a general. When he went south, he brought the King of Lu with him and worshipped the Ming Dynasty as the new moon. Of course, he was the boss now.) There were very few people who wrote about this period. It was rare. The author was a part-time job and updated once a day. Now, there were more than 300,000 words. He could read it and hoped that he could finish it. Hurry up and read!

This novel was " Days in Liulichang." It was a historical novel, and it had elements of wits, treasure appraisal, and bosses. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. Days in Liulichang, author: 78 Stars Beyond the Sky. The introduction of " Days in Liulichang " was a fusion of several TV series from that era, such as " A Few Days of Autumn in Life "," Wolf Smoke in Peiping "," May Flower Fragrance ", etc. He was more interested in antiques, so he casually interweaved them. The plot was mainly original, and the TV series was supplemented... Hurry up and read!

This novel was "The Happy Life of Chen Jialuo." It was a historical/Qing history and Republic of China novel. It had elements of time travel, management, and the Qing Dynasty. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The Happy Life of Chen Jialuo, by Westpalle. Finished, you can read without worry. The introduction of "Chen Jialuo's Happy Life" was: "Old Driver, Three Red Books." Although there was not much drama yet, the future was worth looking forward to. Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "The Rise of the Southern Ocean of the Ming Dynasty". It was a historical/Qing historical/Republic of China novel. It had elements of hot-bloodedness, decisiveness, hegemony, and the Ming Dynasty. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. "The Rise of Nanyang in Ming Dynasty" by: Listen to the wind boil the rainy night. Finished, you can read without worry. In the year 1659, Zheng Chenggong's Northern Expedition to Nanking was defeated on the verge of success. Hundreds of thousands of Zheng's elite soldiers were lost, and the last hope of China's revival seemed to have been blown away by the wind and rain... With the end of the heroes, the Nanming Regime that had resisted for more than ten years was about to be destroyed. China was in chaos, the rivers and mountains had fallen, the stench of blood was everywhere, money was everywhere, clothes were gone, and the Han people were once again reduced to the lower class. It was as if it was a foregone conclusion! This year, a young man came to this era. He looked up to the north and let out a deafening voice. "Kang Mazi, I'll let you experience what it means to have a strong ship and a powerful cannon two hundred years in advance!" Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "Awakening, My Time." It was a historical/historical novel. It had hot-blooded, positive elements. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. 'Awakening, My Time' by Crazy Little Reed. Finished, you can read without worry. The description of "Awakening, My Time":"Awakening, My Time" is an unforgettable novel. The author used the Republic of China as the background and vividly depicted the social phenomenon at that time, making the readers feel as if they were there. The author of this book not only showed the story of an ordinary person fighting hard in that era, but also through the pen of the protagonist, together with Lu Xun and other big shots, promoted the vernacular language, enlightened the people, and shone their own light on the darkest dawn before the spark of fire and the martyrs. This kind of positive spirit was deeply moved, and it also made people full of respect for the ancestors of that era. After reading this book, I felt my blood boil and tears welled up in my eyes. I paid tribute to them! This book is not only a novel, but also a memorial and reflection of that era. It is worth cherishing and thinking about. Hurry up and read!

This novel was called "I Exterminate Demons and Protect the Way in the Republic of China." It was a historical/Qing historical novel with elements of hot-bloodedness and Daoism. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. "I am in the Republic of China to eliminate evil and defend morality" by Flying Dragonflies. In the early years of the Republic of China, the warlords were in chaos, the people were in dire straits, and demons were rampant. Chen Qing had learned military boxing from his previous life, started with Wing Chun, practiced martial arts, and killed demons… Hurry up and read!

This novel was called " Eighty Thousand Miles of Bright Wind ". It was a historical novel that had elements of passion, management, and the Ming Dynasty. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. "Ming Feng 80,000 Li" author: Purple hairpin hate. [80,000 Miles of Bright Wind]: Hurry up and read!

This novel was called " The Heavenly Change of Jiashen." It was a historical novel that had elements of passion, management, and the Ming Dynasty. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of "Jiashen Heavenly Change" is short hair. Finished, you can read without worry. [Jiashen Heavenly Change]: The drastic changes in 1644 were too much for the eyes to take in, and in the end, a civilization as brilliant as the stars was dragged into the mud, making people sigh. 1644 was always the symbol of drastic changes. This was a necessity that was piled up by countless coincidences. Perhaps with the addition of a coincidence, there would be another inevitable result. This was an era where there were as many heroes as slaves. Should he be a hero who stuck out his chest in the midst of blood and fire or a slave who bent his knees in the midst of living in vain? Let a coincidence open the prologue of the Age of Heroes. The hot-blooded story began… Hurry up and read!