Changleli: a Prosperous Age Comes as I Wish

250,000 Words, the book is almost finished. The score has reached 9.7, Which is considered a top level. Thank you everyone for raising the score. It is expected to be completed by the end of April or early May. I will try to revise it and print it into a paper book for everyone's enjoyment.

Beautiful and wonderful! It is full of ups and downs, delicate writing, full characters, each hidden and murderous, full of twists and turns, exciting and fascinating! ! It's really a wonderful book! ! 👍🏻👍🏻

This book is probably the ceiling of Tomato. Through time travel and reincarnation, I finally realized the lingering feeling of unfinished thoughts. Thank you to the author for this good book. Five stars is too few, ten.

The familiar Republic of China, the familiar Shanghai, the principal's wonderful writing, and the details are as fascinating as ever! I don't know if it's the orange-red series! ? Or is it a new chapter? The synopsis sounds a bit like a time-travel drama, I'm looking forward to it!

"Changleli: A Prosperous Age Comes Like My Wishes" can be said to be my favorite and really well-written novel that I have read in recent times. The whole article has a novel concept and rigorous logic, radiating from the households No. 29 In Changleli and Pan's Garden. In the previous article "Chang Le Li", the author describes the trivial daily life of No. 29 In the old alley, full of fireworks, which makes people feel like they are in that era. The relationship between the male protagonist and Kou Kou is warm and delicate. The most touching moments are when the male and female protagonists eat Xiaohuan together and when Agui calls his colleagues to help move the paper factory. The Pan family's garden is full of people who are obsessed with life and money, and the story has ups and downs and is fascinating. The next chapter, "The prosperous age goes as I wish," is a decryption and explanation of the previous chapter. Not only does the prosperous age go as I wish, but also the people in the prosperous age do as I wish. The most touching thing is when the male protagonist meets the old neighbor No. 29 And his descendants, he always feels that things are different and people are the same. Although many old friends have passed away, they are still so warm when they get together on No. 29, As if it was yesterday again. I feel that this is really good and good. The more touching moment is "Zhao Dianyuan is concentrating on the TV, and the black and white documentary of World War II, Pacific Ocean" is playing on the screen. "The naval battle on the World War II, the explosion of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, the surrender ceremony on the USS Missouri, the cheering people of the victorious countries, the Tokyo Trial..." The tears she shed during the war made me lament the hardships of life in the past, and I couldn't help but be grateful that I was born in China today - a prosperous age won by the revolutionary pioneers, like Mr. Cao in the book, with their bodies, blood, beliefs, and spirits.

I pay homage to the author, yyds, there are too few novels with the quality of Tomato! Poor language cannot describe how good this book is. This is a time-travel novel. The author takes us through Shanghai in the 1940s, showing us vivid characters and vivid stories. Finally, it gives us an open ending. After returning to his world, how the protagonist uses what he has learned in modern times to rise step by step in his world. The author did not write it, but the picture is rippling in the hearts of every reader...

This is another masterpiece that people can't bear to put down. Reading a good book can really comfort a dry soul. The author creates each character with full flesh and blood, and depicts vivid portraits of small characters against the background of the big era. When reading, I often feel as if I have traveled through time and space and truly seen the stories that the author writes. A very good-looking story, not something that can be compared to the kind of young and brainless online articles. The author has done a lot of work on the background of the creation and the setting of the characters, often inadvertently burying the clues, and at the right time, letting the foreshadowing blossom into a classic. There is a bold story structure, but it is not obtrusive, as if it should be that way. It is rare to see a masterpiece with such positive energy and a lasting taste in reading. I really hope that a great director can put it on the screen. I also hope that the author can make a guest appearance as Professor Qian in it.

The book is so beautiful that I couldn't stop it from the beginning. I wished I had to sleep. The author has really put in the effort and researched the history. It is not an ordinary time-travel novel. If you like serious dramas, you can read it. There is no sadomasochism and no bloody love. It is just the civilian life before liberation. It is not an easy life and there is no passionate love. I hope my review will be helpful to everyone's understanding of the novel

Facts have proved that no matter how simple or vulgar a story is, it can shine with a different brilliance in the hands of a famous artist. The prosperous ten-mile foreign market where you will sing and I will appear, the small Shikumen crowded rented houses, the diligent, down-to-earth, smart and studious homeless children, the beautiful-looking young girl from the Xu Kingdom... Their life ambitions fluctuate with the changes in history. Every little character is full of vitality in the principal's writing, and it feels like they are right in front of you when you read it.

I hate time-travel dramas very much, but this one is an exception. The writing is soul-stirring, especially the first half. A rare good book! Make it a movie. Full of positive energy!

Nice! There is love for children, and there is also love for family and country! There are also sufferings in the world, but they are not written in a heavy tone, and the ending is still relatively beautiful! What I like the most is the descriptions of Shanghai city life. It's like being in old Shanghai. It's very interesting! [Like][Like][Like]

All I can say about the principal's books is that you just have to read them. Ever since I followed him in 2013 and started writing about The Age of Orange, The Iron Age, and The Martial Arts Empire, all the books are excellent. The writing in this Changle is fluent, the content is researched, and the logic is tight. Whether it is viewed as a time travel novel or as an ordinary Republic of China novel, it is of the highest level. It can be called a literary work rather than an Internet article. In fact, I know that the plot of "The Principal" is already very self-contained. At least most of the characters who appear in it end up having a good death. This is actually very rare in many realistic-themed works, but I still couldn't let go after watching it. After reading it for just a few days, it feels like I have experienced a hundred years of ups and downs. The intrigues, love-hate entanglements, and shortcomings in the street are still vivid in my mind. The vivid characters in Alley No. 29 In the article are clearly visible on the page, as if they are already my friends and lovers that I can't let go of. However, as the article ends, there is no trace of them in the world. It makes me want to read the 500-word chapter of School Dash, but when I think about it carefully, it seems that all the stories have the best ending here. A novel can make people unable to put it down, leaving only emotion and admiration.

After reading online articles for so many years, this is the best. It's not like online writing, it's like traditional literature, which can be published and distributed. At first, I thought it was written by a famous writer. It has a strong flavor of life, a strong sense of picture and scene, and sophisticated writing style. The story is very logical and seems to be careless and unnecessary, but it actually foreshadows the rest of the story. The plot is cleverly designed, often unexpected and full of twists and turns. The characters are not stereotyped, and the change and development process is consistent with the reality of life. The psychological description is also more delicate. But the text still needs to be proofread carefully.

Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful! Good text has a sense of picture. When you open this novel, the 360 ​​Dolby surround sound holographic 3D projection compiled by the two-dimensional text will pull you into that rainy night, that era, that old Shikumen house and those people. I don't want to go into details about the richness and fullness of the characters, the ups and downs of the complex, and the gripping suspense. I don't want to talk about the historical research, the wide range of folk customs, and the pyrotechnics of life in the article, let alone the concept and layout of the full text and the great love for the country... It is a super high-level novel in every aspect! On a side note, I think Yang Koko did not travel back in time, but was reincarnated and continued to live in the prosperous China.

When you close your eyes, you can really imagine what Shanghai was like at that time. The plot has ups and downs, the writing is smooth, and it is very comfortable to read. There is nothing embarrassing about it, and you can gain a lot from it!

There is no particularly heroic sentiments about family and country, but the descriptions of ordinary people of all kinds are detailed and vivid. Every ordinary person has his or her own sufferings, and they are all extraordinary stories. The author has a profound understanding of national destiny, politics, and society. Under a specific background, everyone is a product of the times. He does not describe human nature in particular, but expresses it vividly. Although the ending is hasty (perhaps due to the author's weighing of reality, the work ended early) and it is a time-travel theme, it can still be called a good work with ingenious conception, clear logic, and excellent writing style and knowledge reserve. It should not be an online article, but should be published. This is my first time reading the principal's work, and I look forward to more such fine short stories in the future.

It's really good-looking and exciting. The male protagonist is great, he has a stable temperament, is smart, studious, brave and responsible! Kou Kou is a bit of a mystery, and what is said about her later is all speculation, but fortunately they are together and they also see the country after liberation. It's just that Jianing's relationship finally didn't have another "power source" to continue... The details of the description are great, but due to the geographical relationship, language barriers, etc., Some parts are not very clear, but it also opened my eyes to know the old Shanghai at that time, and once again feel the happiness of living in the present. I have cried many times over the misfortunes and unfortunate fates of the characters in the book... I have read a book before that was about the Republic of China and the modern era. I came to the modern era every night and returned to the Republic of China in the morning. I have a lot of imagination. It is a bit similar. I don't know who drew from it. After reading them all, I think this one is better. Worth reading[Like]

I found this book while browsing when I was short of books. I was hooked as soon as I read it and read it in three days. I feel that the author has clearly explained so many characters and scenes, making the comparison between the past and the present, and the feelings of suffering and happiness, make the readers extremely emotional and grateful that they were born in the right time and place. Thank you, principal! Now let's search for your other novels!

The novel is very well written, and the plot is deeply moving and touching. It seems that there really is such a period of history, and many of the scenes described have been thoroughly researched by the author. It is now 2.50 In the morning on 2022.25 And I am still watching it. It is worth taking a closer look. The author is great!

The principal's books are as good as ever. I remember that I burst into tears when I read Guo Shi Wushuang. Today I am still attracted by Changleli when I read it again. The concise writing style, compact plot, and full-bodied characters make people want to read it. It is really a masterpiece among online books.

I was a little surprised and read it in full. No trace left behind, but a heavy presence. The only aftertaste is that I feel sad. So I expressed my gratitude and said a few words. I don't recognize sadness at first, but I have a different feeling in my heart. Suddenly one day, the lanterns were hung high on the branches, and things kept going on. I see good words, little by little. If I speak silently, I hesitate. A person with strong intentions means he has a lot of effort in one task, so there are many hidden worries. The book is delicate, the writing is troublesome, and the writing is deeply true. After finishing, the spectators said: "Hard work, hard work." Sighing, I can't express my thoughts inside and outside; A lifelong obsession with constant paranoia.

For me, it became interesting and exciting starting from the ten or twenty chapters. It should be classified as a group portrait story. It tells the story of the experiences of the male protagonist and his neighbors in the family home. I have to mention that the male protagonist is really a very handsome and charming character. He is smart and studious, and can adapt to the new environment quickly. He can always find someone. What I can do, the most important thing is his kindness and sense of justice. I really admire him. I think he is a hero. When I read it, I was really moved to tears. Not a single character in the book appears in vain. It is all foreshadowing at the end. It is really awesome and makes people feel goosebumps.

It seems fascinating to combine the filial piety of the family with the fight against Japan and national salvation. The author has profound writing skills. I suggest that when writing a Jin Yong-style novel, first set a framework for something in history, and then continue to fill in the material. When completed, it will definitely be a masterpiece and have a reliable feeling. Thank the author for his fine work. Food for God, I have read The Orange and Red Age, a very down-to-earth article about the dark side of reality. If you can analyze and dissect the past and present of the dark side clearly, you can explain democracy more clearly. Thank you for your wonderful article. I look forward to publishing better articles.

It is a relatively rare time-travel novel of the Republic of China, with many characters and rich images. The description of life in the alley is vivid, and the sense of age is overwhelming. The contrast of the environment before and after the time travel makes people feel full of emotions following the perspective of the protagonist. It's wonderful and worth reading.

A very nice book, thank you author! Because my ancestors are from Shanghai, and I still have a lot of relatives in Shanghai, I often hear about Shanghai's past, and I admire the author very much. I admire the author for having such a comprehensive understanding of Shanghai in the 1940s and describing the people's lives during that period so truly and vividly. I also admire the author for using this book to further inspire readers' love for the motherland and strengthen their belief that the Chinese nation will be able to overcome all difficulties and obstacles and win. The novel's unique imagination and concise writing style are fascinating and worth reading again and again. A lot of Shanghainese is used in the article. When reading, the natural conversion of pronunciation will make it more lively and interesting, and also feel more friendly.

Everyone in the novel has a distinct personality, and the descriptions of the characters are detailed and vivid. It has a strong sense of life, no exaggeration to highlight the image of a hero, and is close to life. It allows people to unconsciously follow the text and travel through time. Walking into the alley, you can see the narrow stairs, the protruding clothes-drying rod, the toilet at the door, the coal stove in the stairwell, and the petty nature of the neighbors. When big things come, we unite together and help each other. There is love, hate, and calculation. It's really full of fireworks. The ending was tearful.

It is indeed an award-winning novel. Like! The book describes the situation in Shanghai in the 1940s very delicately, and the characters are all lifelike. Reading is like being immersed in the scene, and it is easy for readers to immerse themselves in it. The structure of the novel is also very novel. Through the protagonist's time travel, from the perspective of the protagonist and the life trajectories of several generations of families in Changle, it leads to the development and great changes of the old and new Chinese society. We modern people have to sigh: It is so good and happy to live in a powerful country in peaceful times!

Overall, it's a rare good book. The characters are vividly drawn and the plot is gripping. It profoundly shows the helpless struggle, ignorance, and despair of the people at the bottom who yearn for a better life but are helpless in that troubled era. This book describes the urban life, cultural environment, historical buildings and urban architecture of old Shanghai very well and has a sense of picture. It's so exciting! The nonsensical time-travel setting in the second half of the book is not very appropriate. It has a certain impact on the completeness and coherence of the book. In short, it is a rare and good article that is so heart-wrenching that one cannot put it down.

It is both a biographical novel and a history book. The writing skills in this book are extremely profound, and the simple and concise overall style is full of literary art and emotion. In terms of plot, it can be said that the principal has done enough homework on old Shanghai for this book. Whether it is the location, language, or the atmosphere of Shanghai Beach, it gives readers an extremely realistic sense of immersion. The second half of the journey revealed the feeling of the mountains and rivers suddenly getting late and the world just right. It has elements of the time traveler and the Kunlun Man, and you can also vaguely see the shadow of the Orange and Red Age. As a long-time book fan of the principal, I naturally enjoy it very much.

It is a new approach in time travel literature, and the details are very lifelike. The author writes it as a paper book, so the paragraphs are long. In paper books, there is no waste of paper, but it is not convenient to read on mobile devices.