A Guide to the Victorian Rebellion

Name: A Guide to the Victorian Rebellion
Author: Mei Xuezong

by Mei Xuezong

ongoing Fantasy Sword and Sorcery Male Lead

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"Tell me about your career." "Uh, fugitive?" "I asked about the other one." "Tao, Taoist priest." "How do you spell it? Oh, T-A-O-I-S-T, what are you doing in London?" "Well, let's rebel." "Where are your charms and pens?" "Just the one you have." "You Chinese Taoist priests who have been in the UK since 1800 use Moleskine acid-free paper and Montblanc 'red and black' talismans?" "Sir, I went to school in England." "Why don't you just practice Qi like an American immigrant?" "... Sir, the air pollution in London is too serious." The Scotland Yard officer's expression twitched unnaturally. "Get your number plate. You don't have to go to court. You'll line up to be shot on the 1st of next month. Now that the weapons license is not confiscated, the warden of the Tower of London is waiting for you to go over and exorcise the spirit first. Do you understand? Which weapon over there is it that you use to exorcise demons?" "Understood, sir." Chamberlain walked straight past the copper coin sword and mahogany sword thrown crookedly on the table, and put the oiled Colt M1892 back into its leather sheath. =========I am the dividing line you cannot see============ Victoria's Penguin Group: 945379915 Welcome to our loyal editorial department! Just join the group and submit your valuable idea ID! We look forward to chatting with you!

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I lasted a chapter and a half. If I had clicked on this book through push notifications and random browsing, maybe I would have stuck with it longer. Unfortunately, I came to this after seeing someone's answer on Zhihu. This person is ignorant, arrogant, thinks that everyone is drunk and I am alone, and reads this book as a symbol of his status. I scoffed at that, so here I am. I wore colored glasses. In my eyes, the first chapter and a half of this book was like the author's good son on Zhihu. It was full of arrogance and aloofness, and the text was full of useless rhetoric and invalid information. Therefore, I cannot make a useful assessment of the book's content. I only have one suggestion, please contact the author of the Zhihu answer and ask him to either revise his answer or delete the title of the book. What is one pink and ten black? That's it.