After the War of Resistance, I Became a Warlord in the Golden Triangle
抗战胜利后，我在金三角当军阀
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A small suggestion... I absolutely love stories like this: power struggles, imperial rule, vast territories, the acquisition of smaller states as allies, large-scale Han Chinese immigration, appropriate harems, descendants, the Sinicization of place names, etc.!
This elementary school student's writing is on the top of the charts? There must be vote rigging.
It's said to be aiding rabbits, but if you didn't know better, you'd think it was licking rabbits.
The author of this 20th-century imperial title must be out of his mind!
The author, huh? Wars are fought for territory, resources, and population. How can you govern after killing all the prisoners? How can you develop if there are no able-bodied men left? If you win a war, all that's left is a wasteland? The author has no humanity. While you condemn the brutality of the Japanese army, you yourself are just as brutal.
I can't stand these kinds of novels. It's like a monarch running around showing off how powerful he is; only an idiot would do that.
I have no idea what this nonsense is. What country thinks about war all the time? If there were, the person who wrote this would be either an idiot or a lunatic.
This book is too ridiculous. The protagonist goes to help even though the other person doesn't want his help, and it's all for free. He gets warned not to come over, and then he goes back to explain.
Why is Feilu now filled with writing by elementary school students? It has absolutely no substance.
It all started when they inexplicably joined the Korean War. The war was fought for no reason, with no valid purpose, motive, or justification. The claim that they joined the war for "national interests" was pure nonsense.