Watching the Dawn

Lao Lei has been sick for two days, and his head has been burning.

However, we still need to explain a little or two about what everyone said intensifies ethnic conflicts.

First of all, the era in the book is the end of the Ming Dynasty and not the end of the Qing Dynasty. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Eight Banner Soldiers had been abolished, and it can be said that the entire Manchus were almost abolished. At that time, the entire Qing dynasty was actually supported by the Han people, the officials in power and Han soldiers. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, massacre had no practical significance other than venting outrage. But the situation was different in the late Ming Dynasty. The Manchus are all soldiers, and all Manchus entering the customs at that time should have their hands covered with blood and few innocent people; and the number of Manchus is limited, and killing is a very effective way to fight.

At that time, although a large number of Han generals surrendered, the Han army's military heart was not attached, and the main force was the hundreds of thousands of full troops, killing a little less.

Secondly, the entire practice circle has been operated by Renshou in the iron bucket. Lu Yuan needs to find a flaw to force his destiny, and finally overturn the entire layout of Renshou. What is important is that at the same time, the problem of political power and capitalization must be resolved in a package, which cannot be done without extraordinary means.

So, let's put down the argument, let me write slowly for Lao Lei. (To be continued.)