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Why are there so few novels about time travel in the late Qing Dynasty?

2024-09-15 09:33
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The reason why there were relatively few novels about time travel in the late Qing Dynasty was mainly because the historical background of this period was more complicated and had a certain degree of uncertainty and controversy. At the same time, the social, political, and economic aspects of the late Qing Dynasty were quite different from modern society. It required the transmigrator to have a relatively rich historical knowledge and cultural background to adapt to the social environment at that time. In addition, the historical events and characters in the late Qing Dynasty were relatively scattered and it was difficult to form a unified story line, which made the creation of time-travel novels even more difficult. Therefore, the creation of time-travel novels in the late Qing Dynasty was relatively difficult and had a relatively small audience. It also became a topic that some novelists were unwilling to touch on.

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Why were there so few Yuan Dynasty time-travel novels?

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2024-09-17 11:52

The Yuan Dynasty was a very important period in Chinese history, but time-travel novels tended to focus more on the plot and character creation than the historical background. The political, social, and cultural environment of the Yuan Dynasty was very different from that of modern society, so the author needed to spend more time and effort to adapt to this background, otherwise the plot and characters in the novel might become unrealistic or difficult to understand. The culture and art of the Yuan Dynasty also had great characteristics, such as the ruling style and cultural traditions of the Mongol Empire. These characteristics were not easy to understand and accept in modern society, which would also affect the creation of time-travel novels. For the above reasons, the creation of time-travel novels in the Yuan Dynasty was relatively small, but this did not mean that they did not exist or could not be created. If the author could deeply understand the society, politics, and culture of the Yuan Dynasty and make full use of the plot element of time-travel to create a time-travel novel with a sense of reality, depth, and appeal, it would also produce very popular works.

Comic novels that travel through the late Qing Dynasty

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2025-01-07 12:19

The following are some recommendations from comics and novels that traveled through the late Qing Dynasty: 1. Deep Blue Track 1895: The story takes place in the eastern waters of Taiwan in 1895. A submarine crew accidentally transmigrated to the past. They faced the attack of the Japanese naval fleet and launched a series of adventures and battles. 2. The story takes place in a world where mutants exist. The protagonist, Zhang Chulan, is a superhuman hidden among ordinary people. He traveled through time and space in this world and fought with all kinds of enemies. 3. [Phoenix Against the World: This is a time-travel manga. It tells the story of a female protagonist who traveled to ancient times.] Through her wisdom and courage, she turned the tables and became a legend. 4. [Loser Counterattack: Supreme Ninth Young Lady: In the story, a useless young lady born from a concubine became a legendary figure through hard work and wisdom.] 5. In the story, a little thief transmigrated to become a female supporting character in the book and began her counterattack. These comics and novels were all set in the late Qing Dynasty and contained elements of adventure, battle, and counterattack. They were very worth reading.

Why do time-travel novels always like to travel to the Qing Dynasty?

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2024-08-25 05:11

This wasn't a characteristic of all time-travel novels, but there were several reasons why it appeared in many time-travel novels during the Qing Dynasty: The Qing Dynasty was a relatively stable period. The social order was relatively stable, the economy was prosperous, and the culture was developed. These aspects were often depicted in novels, so traveling to the Qing Dynasty might bring some freshness and excitement. 2. The clothes, food, buildings and other cultural elements of the Qing Dynasty were often depicted in novels, so it might be easier to adapt to these cultural elements and integrate them into the plot of the novel. The Qing Dynasty was a critical period in Chinese history. There were many important events and characters such as the emperors Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, as well as historical figures such as Lin Zexu and Zeng Guofan. These characters often appeared in novels, so it might be easier to understand and participate in historical events if you travel to the Qing Dynasty. There were also some interesting cultures, customs and habits during the Qing Dynasty, such as the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival, and the New Year. These cultural elements were often depicted in novels, so it might be easier to understand and experience these cultures when you travel to the Qing Dynasty. Traveling to the Qing Dynasty was probably a common plot in many time-travel novels. The reasons might include the above factors.

Can you recommend some time-travel novels about the history and military of the late Qing Dynasty?

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2024-07-16 16:28

😋I recommend the following historical military novels from the late Qing Dynasty to you: 1. "The Legend of the Villain of the Late Qing Dynasty"-A story of settling the injustice of the world with a big stick in his left hand and money in his right hand. It was a story that traveled through the military. 2. Starting from Huo Yuanjia-A world of practicing martial arts and learning medical skills. It has the background of the late Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China, the Song Dynasty, and many other eras. 3. "The End of the Qing Dynasty"-The story of a college student who traveled to the end of the Qing Dynasty and became a godly doctor with invincible martial arts. 4. "The Legend of the Warhawk"-A transmigrator becomes a hidden member, forming the Warhawk Commando Team, fighting the puppet army, killing traitors, and abusing the devils. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Qing Dynasty time-travel novels

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2024-09-25 15:08

The Qing Dynasty time-travel novels referred to the stories in novels that traveled to the Qing Dynasty. These novels usually depicted a group of modern people traveling to the Qing Dynasty to find their own status and lifestyle in this unfamiliar era. The main topics of these novels usually included politics, history, love, family, and interpersonal relationships. The lifestyle and values of people in the Qing Dynasty were very different from those in modern society. They usually practiced a feudal system of autocratic monarchical rule, and there was a huge gap between the social classes of nobles and commoners. At the same time, the economy and culture of the Qing Dynasty were relatively backward compared to modern society. In these novels, the protagonists usually had to overcome various difficulties to adapt to this strange era and find their own living space. They may encounter various challenges such as political struggles, diseases, natural disasters, and interpersonal relationships, but through their own efforts and wisdom, they finally find their own way in life. The Qing Dynasty time-travel novels were a popular genre because they depicted a different era from modern society and showed the complexity and variety of human nature.

What were the recommended military novels with the theme of time travel in the late Qing Dynasty?

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2024-07-16 18:37

I recommend "The Legend of the Villains of the Late Qing Dynasty" and "The Strongest Soldier of the War of Resistance" to you. The former tells the story of a man who escaped death by luck and used a big stick and money to solve the injustice. The latter tells the story of a chef who became an all-powerful anti-Japanese general. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Are there any novels about the Qing Dynasty, but not about time travel?

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2024-09-10 20:29

I recommend "The Struggle of the Qing Dynasty" and "The Imperial Police of the Kang and Qian Dynasties." Both novels were about ancient romance and palace fights. There were no time-travel elements. They described the struggles and growth experiences of the protagonists in the officialdom and palace of the Qing Dynasty. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Good-looking novels that travel through the late Qing Dynasty

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2024-12-31 20:53

The following were some good novels that traveled through the late Qing Dynasty: Love of the Last Lonely City's Imperial Concubine, Poison in the Qing Palace, Power in the Late Qing Dynasty, From the Late Qing Dynasty to the 21st Century, and The Great Qin Minister. These novels covered elements such as palace struggles, power struggles, and love. The story was rich and the writing was smooth.

Are there any good novels that travel through the late Qing Dynasty?

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2024-09-06 09:57

A good novel that traveled through the late Qing Dynasty was recommended as follows: 1. Daily Life: It tells the story of an ordinary person fighting with the officialdom and social forces of the Qing Dynasty in the late Qing Dynasty. The plot of the novel was full of ups and downs, the characters were vivid, and the language was humorous. It was a very interesting time-travel novel. [2]" I'm an officer in the Qing Dynasty: A story about a modern youth who traveled to the end of the Qing Dynasty and became an officer." The protagonist in the novel gradually adapted to the life of the Qing Dynasty society and established deep friendships with other characters through tireless efforts. The plot of the novel was compact and the characters were full. It was a good book with ups and downs. [3. The Little Fujin of Qing Dynasty: This novel tells the story of an ordinary person who became a little Fujin at the end of the Qing Dynasty.] In the novel, the protagonist experienced many twists and turns in the struggle against the various forces in the Qing court. The novel had beautiful language, ups and downs, and distinct characters. It was a very interesting time-travel novel. These are some of the better novels that travel through the late Qing Dynasty. I hope you will like them!

Could you recommend a novel from the late Ming or late Qing Dynasty about time travel and military affairs?

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2024-08-15 07:45

Let me recommend some military novels from the late Ming or late Qing dynasties to you! These included Time Traversing the Late Ming Dynasty: The Beginning of a Doomsday Town, The Legend of the Late Ming Dynasty: Steel Spine, Returning to the Late Ming Dynasty as a Military Advisor, The Legendary Hero of the Late Ming Dynasty, The Legend of the Warhawk, The Bloody Late Ming Dynasty, and so on. They all combined the elements of historical wars and the fantasy of transmigration, allowing people to experience the wonderful journey of transmigration while enjoying the addiction of history. I hope these recommendations will be helpful to you. If you like it, remember to add it to your collection!

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