Reborn into the Anti-Japanese War: I’m Actually a Rich Young Whampoa Cadet

The writing is good; the protagonist has a wildly imaginative mind and suffers from delusions. He transmigrates back to the Republican era, but the knowledge he inherited from his previous life has been wasted. Since he's transmigrated, his mind is stuck in the 21st century. Having lived two lives, his behavior is childlike. The plot perfectly captures the essence of popular fiction.

Alas, there are not many books that can be read nowadays.

This Mr. Ren, five words appear frequently. Either use code names or use forms. Don't you think this is verbose? Furthermore, how can the protagonist be so cowardly as a mouse when he travels through a great family?

The writing is not bad, but a time-traveler with three generations of pig's feet, a background and knowledge, and daydreaming about it every day, even trembling when he takes the military academy interview, has transformed a good young author into a scheming, cowardly fool, which is really a stretch.

Like cattle and horses.

I thought he was writing about the struggle history of a diaosi, but later I saw that it was a summary of the author's personal views on history. Not interesting

It's a confusing read, the writing is very good, the plot is unclear, and the whole article is full of nonsense. I never like to comment on books. If they don't look good, I will just abandon them. But I really can't bear it if I don't complain about this.

It's really too long-winded. The author gives a long history lesson. Please come here to read the novel, not to listen to your lecture on the podium.

Good, good, good, good

Good, good, good, good