
Republican Era: Heaven-Defying Comprehension, Crushing the Foreign Powers
民国:悟性逆天,打断列强脊梁骨
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- Ongoing
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- 12.8M Words
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- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 10d ago
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Does the protagonist only become stronger by himself? He's worried about his family, why doesn't he teach them martial arts? Unbelievable...
They keep the women who are happy with their lives while the men, regardless of age, are all taken. They keep the pretty ones for themselves, the decent ones as prostitutes, and the unattractive ones as laborers.
The protagonist is similar to Xiao Chuan. Decades later, that red empire is my homeland. Watching this unfold makes me want to quit immediately. The author's mind is truly bizarre.
Hopefully, the next step will be to wipe out all the Japanese, followed by a retaliatory massacre on their territory.
It was already pretty basic enough, I only watched it because I was interested in the subject matter, but it turned out to be poisonous, and it just left the little disc in this world by itself, speechless.
Is this a fight or just a war of words? Does it really have to be this ridiculous? If someone's a martial artist disagrees, they should just fight until they're convinced! Only the strongest fist proves right! Don't make each fight a mere few pages long, requiring several chapters to write about.
This is utterly ridiculous, ridiculously naive, with characters even ascending to immortality in broad daylight! Xiao Die's death was so tragic! A whole bunch of poorly written, rubbish plot points, except for the Japanese island portion which was quite good.
Just say you won't give it to me. Even an idiot can't write properly, I'm speechless. You can't even defy fate, I can only secretly help you. That's so... Ridiculous, so lame. Respecting history? There are so many ridiculous dramas, and they still talk about respecting history? I'm speechless. And yet nothing seems to have happened.
The author has been making the protagonist's attack methods too simplistic lately. They need to add some wide-range killing moves: laser eyes, a nuclear explosion kick, a three-phase long-range nuclear explosion punch, a giant solar nuclear explosion sphere thousands of meters in size, a fire fist, a gigantic Dharma body similar to the Susanoo armor, ki blasts, freezing abilities, and super telekinesis capable of moving mountains thousands of meters high.
It's fun, but it's a complete simplistic story for beginners. New readers might find it okay, but veteran readers won't find it appealing.