Transmigrate to Republican-Era China: I Become a Bandit in the Northeast

Being merciful to the Japanese pirates is being cruel to one's own people. Four stars is not wrong. If we had known that the Japanese pirates were there to monitor the terrain, we would not have killed them. This is a cannon fodder novel; there are certain things that can't be written. It's garbage if it doesn't go abroad. The protagonist is stuck in Northeast China with no soldiers and no money.

Up to chapter 72, this book is very good. The protagonist is reborn in Heilongjiang in 1927, giving him four years to grow stronger before the September 18 Incident in 1931. I wonder if the protagonist can avoid the tragedy (Northeast arsenal, bank, college student, technician).

I hope the author keeps it up. After reading more than thirty chapters, if the story continues like this until the end, when writing about Northeast China, the author must emphasize that the Anti-Japanese United Army should not develop too quickly, but should remain in hiding for several years to work hard to grow stronger. The author has a good idea that we can look forward to.

Well written and quite interesting.

The story is intricate and logical, the characters are well-defined, the customs of the Republican era are familiar, the details are clearly described and consistent with the characteristics of the time, the historical knowledge is also familiar, and the psychological description of the protagonist is consistent with the actual situation of a time traveler.

I prefer down-to-earth novels, those without any special abilities, where characters influence the course of history entirely through their own efforts.

It's highly immersive and keeps viewers watching.

It's written very realistically. I wonder if there will be any thrilling stories later on. Keep it up, author!

The book is good, it suits my taste.

The story is quite engaging, but the low rating suggests the author has lost motivation to update.