I Have 100,000 Dead Warriors

Some nobles even came out and suggested that Big Fat Ju follow the example of Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty and go to Coal Hill to find an old crooked tree to hang himself, so as to avoid the Qin army invading and dying in humiliation.

When Fatty Orange heard this, he was furious.

How can Chongzhen, a king who lost his country, be compared with him?

The Qing Dynasty was as solid as an iron barrel, and he didn't believe it would be destroyed by a group of traitors.

Big Fat Orange tried his best to maintain it, recruited soldiers everywhere, and strengthened the defense. No matter what, he could not let the Qin army break in.

However, some things are already destined and cannot be changed by human will.

The more Fat Orange forced conscription, the more intense the uprisings became in various places.

In the fifth year of Yongzheng's reign, the two flag masters, Zhengbai and Zhenghong, who were responsible for fighting the Qing army head-on, were killed by Qingguang and Xuanfeng, two of the Seven Sword Masters.

The main force was leaderless and morale was low, and they were completely wiped out by the army led by Nian Gengyao.

At this point, the Qing Dynasty was like a candle in the wind, and it could be extinguished at any time.

Seeing that the Qing Dynasty was about to end, the Eight Banners nobles, unwilling to perish along with the dynasty, sold off their property, converted it into gold and silver, and prepared to flee.

When Big Fat Ju learned about it, he was shocked and angry. He ordered the killing and warned them that they must live and die with the Qing Dynasty. Anyone who dared to escape would be killed along with his entire clan.

Although such a bloody suppression temporarily stabilized the situation, it made the situation worse.

Big Fat Orange stood in front of the gate of the Palace of Tranquil Longevity, looking at the vast blue sky, feeling a little dazed.

"It has only been a hundred years since the Qing Dynasty came to power, but after more than sixty years of hard work by our Emperor, the country has already become prosperous."

"Why? Why did it become like this in my hands?"

"Is it because our Qing dynasty is a foreign race, so its reign is only a hundred years like the Yuan dynasty?"

Big Fat Orange really couldn't figure it out.

With the national strength of the Qing Dynasty, why did it lose to the Qin army?

You know, the Eight Banners Army of the Qing Dynasty was invincible back then. Even a powerful Ming Dynasty fell into ruin, didn't it?

Looking at the lifeless yellow palace, Big Fat Orange felt numb both physically and mentally.

This is probably what is called the end of the road.

The atmosphere of despair quickly spread from the former dynasty to the harem.

When the women in the harem learned that the Qing Dynasty was about to perish, they were all panicked.

Although the queen and concubines are very good at palace fighting, the power they can exert is limited to the harem.

Looking at the whole world, the harem is just a drop in the ocean.

The rise and fall, honor and disgrace of all the female members of the family depended on the emperor alone.

If the dynasty were to collapse, no matter how hard they struggled, they would eventually be buried with the emperor.

As the heroine, Zhen Huan is known as the 'female Zhuge Liang'.

But no matter how smart she is, she can't resist the rolling wheel of the times.

For a time, the emperor and empress were filled with sorrow and the concubines shed tears.

Big Fat Ju was afraid that he would become the second Chongzhen, and the Queen and others were even more afraid.

People only know that Chongzhen was hanged on Coal Hill.

However, few people noticed that before his death, in order to prevent his wife and children from being defiled by the rebels, he forced Queen Zhou to commit suicide, his concubines to hang themselves, and he killed his own young children with a sword.

Princess Changping managed to survive, but her left arm was chopped off by Chongzhen, and she became the famous one-armed nun in film and television dramas and novels.

Everyone praised Chongzhen for his willingness to die rather than be humiliated, and for dying with dignity.

But who will pity the concubines and children who were killed or forced to death by him?

If Big Fat Orange really becomes the next Chongzhen, will they end up like Queen Zhou, Princess Zhaoren and others?