
Republican Era: Xiao Liuzi, I’m the King of the Northeast!
民国:小六子,我才是东北王!
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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Why isn't the Nationalist government being taken down yet? What's the point of keeping it around? It keeps popping up to harass the protagonist. How long is this going to drag on?
The weapons are way too outdated. Do you think everyone else is stupid?
I'd like to ask, is this another story where someone builds their own empire and then hands it over to someone else?
The protagonist is constantly being schemed against; I'm speechless. He has absolutely no authority.
Writing is one thing, but don't treat your readers like fools. With a billion dollars, why don't you go to the moon?
As a time traveler, surely they won't let the Japanese pirates invade China again later? Won't they try to divert attention from the Japanese pirates' problems? Australia has abundant mineral resources, a large land area, a small population, and a lax military. Is there any better place? Australia is the Japanese pirates' dream destination, their ideal land.
That's too small a scope; at the very least, one would need to bring back a billion tons of gold to be worthy of the author's status. A billion dollars is nothing.
It's a bit frustrating. With a system in place, how did I end up like this? Are the Japanese invincible?
Speaking of which, the protagonist should probably find a partner by now. He's in his early twenties, almost 30. It's dangerous if he doesn't have any offspring.
I don't like the idea that the protagonist of this novel will be killed by a meteorite in the next chapter.