The Red Age: Melon-eating People in the Courtyard

The historical background is reasonable, but the plot is unreasonable. As the military commander of Peiping in 1948, the upper limit may not be high, but the lower limit is definitely very low. The leaders know which way the wind is blowing. When everyone is desperate for money, the protagonist is robbing money, killing people, buying food on a large scale, and defrauding food. Who wouldn't think of these things as enemy agents coming in? Then when the military commander thinks about retreating, will this enemy agent steal my money? The person who killed me? This guy was so arrogant before the Eighth Route Army entered. Is the next step going to take my dog ​​head? The protagonist is so slutty, is he really a freeloader of the military commander? Seeing that each case has some of his characteristics, and he did it all by himself, there must not be many helpers. He checked them one by one, and what he caught was 5 million gold coins and more than n vehicles of weapons. He would rather kill the wrong one than let it go. Anyway, he couldn't defeat the Eighth Route Army. What happened to the villain military commander who enjoyed the final madness?

Your system is a vampire. Eight hundred taels of gold buy one to buy life money. In the era of war and chaos, there was no food to eat. Wouldn't it be better to keep the golden ocean? What's the use of a thirteen-year-old naughty kid spending more than two thousand taels of gold to upgrade himself to a veteran? Did you really become a fool by traveling through time to become a fool? [Emot=default,14/]

Why do chronological writers like to use systems and spaces? I've seen many historical novels with space or systems. You can get supplies and money by signing in every day. Then you can play with a hammer and just lie down. With the help of the system, you will have no worries for the rest of your life. So what else should you write? There are also spaces that have a copy function. Just buy some gold. In a few years, you can exceed the earth's gold storage and reduce gold to the lowest price! I laughed so hard!

The title of the book is "The people who eat melons", and what they do has nothing to do with the people who "eat melons". The protagonist's abilities are already invincible. If you look at the catalog, you will see that it has nothing to do with being low-key.

I can't understand it! The title of the book is The Age of Fire! But I have read more than fifty chapters, and they are still writing about things before liberation! Change your name! It's so inconsistent!

If I hope the protagonist marries Qin, it's best to let the Jia family be single. If it doesn't write about the protagonist marrying Qin, I won't watch half of it without the protagonist marrying Qin.

It's data flow. On average, one-third of a chapter is data space. Also convinced.

I have just read a few chapters, and I feel that this setting is just a siheyuan. It is purely for the sake of mindless novels, and it is incompatible with the atmosphere of the times.

A Taoist mind is a sharp weapon, and a murderous intention arises from it. There are systems and plug-ins, but the intensity and extent of the tossing has been comparable to that of several neighbors in the courtyard. This is the mismatch between the strength and the plot. The top student likes to play house with kindergarten children. If you don't go to the moon or study the mysteries of life in the universe, what's the difference between you and Jack Ma and those people who have to compete with vegetable vendors for a few coins after they become rich?

It doesn't work, there are so many drugs, just sell them into the space without charging more! This kind of destruction is even more complete!