A Warlord's Life in Republican-Era China
民国之军阀生涯
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
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- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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Nice! No system, very good This book really gets better as you go to the back
Objectively speaking, this book is well written. There are relatively few novels about the anti-Japanese warlords in Northeast China.
Not bad, no system is more reasonable.
Very well written, cheers author
The book is quite good, but no one reads it.
It's very interesting, the logic is clear, the plot is compact, and it's beautiful to watch.
The book is very well written, with tight plot twists and turns, distinctive characters and vivid language. It's just that the ending was too sudden, which is a pity.
The feeling when I saw the lynx was very familiar. Later, it seemed that the lynx rebelled and was captured by Xiaozhi in a honey trap and gave birth to a child. Overall, it is very good. No matter what the book is, every author writes it carefully. As long as you read it, you can still read it. The Republic of China was really a turbulent century. The warlords were in chaos, each occupied the top of the mountain, and a hundred schools of thought contended. I hope it will have a good ending.
It's pretty good. It's a good book. There are knots in the years, but the flaws cannot hide the flaws.
Where can I read the whole book?