There Were No Warlords in the Republic of China

Wang Yi traveled through time to the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China and became a second-generation bandit with a strong system. Wang Yi united his comrades to fight against bandits and Japanese, and killed four people in the stock market. After getting rich, send people to study abroad in the East and West and break into the top management of Beiyang. He was sent to participate in the Revolution of 1911 and run various schools. During this process, Wang Yi was challenged by various veterans, but he persisted in fighting to the end. Wang Yi abolished the unequal treaties, established a super army, drove away the Japanese devils, and occupied four continents. Wang Yi gained love, friendship, and retired with success. The system gave him huge rewards, immigrated to aliens, and started bigger experiments. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.