
Republican Era: I Made a Name for Myself by Writing Books
民国:我靠写书名扬天下
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 149k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Any Stories About Transmigrating to the Republic of China Era as a University Student? Please, Someone Help Me
Late Qing, Republican Era, and World War I: Building an Army and Dominating a Region
Looking for books like *Warlord: Super Talent System*.
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China, Build Your Own Faction, and Fight Anyone Who Gets in Your Way
A Delicate Young Lady Who Studied Abroad in Republican-Era China
Are there any Republican-era stories about a wealthy merchant's daughter who studied abroad and returned to China? A pampered young lady who sweetly clings to her father's arm and calls him
Anything Like The Literary Giant Rises in Republican-Era China?
Republic of China-era literary greats
Republican-Era Male Teachers or Literary Figures, No Female Lead
Novels Set in the Late Qing and Republican Period About Wiping Away the Humiliation
Republican-era novels.
Any Stories About a Republic-Era Female Writer Who Used Her Pen as a Gun, Whose Work Is Taught in Later Generations?
I'm looking for books like *Quick Transmigration: The Host Is Always Secretly Pretending to Be a Deity*. Are there any stories about a Republican-era author who wielded a pen like a gun, whose works are now taught in textbooks? Like *A Few Stories About the Republican-Era Author in Quick Transmigration: The Host Is Secretly Pretending to Be a Deity*.
Republican-Era Female-Led Stories with a Grand Vision
I'd like to read something like *Quick Transmigration: From Background Character to Big Shot*. The female lead shouldn't be fixated on romance. Instead, she should build a career in her country, doing intelligence work, scientific research, or even going to war, and contributing to her nation. No CP is fine. It could also just be one arc in a quick transmigration story...
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It's okay. It would be better if there were no emotional scenes. The heroine in it feels like a noble person who has no relationship with her, even though she takes up a lot of space. Putting the hero's good brother Zhou in it feels more CP than her, even though Zhou rarely appears.
This genre is good, but there are still too many political things. Internet articles carry modern values, which is already progress. Make a movie, you make a movie about cultivating immortals? This is so funny. Make a kung fu movie. To be number one in the world in any one of them is a matter of enhancing national pride. It's all about progress.
Very good, keep up the good work! If there is no poisonous point, I will keep chasing you.
It's very good, but it's a pity that it hasn't been updated for a long time. I've been looking for a similar article since I read "The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China". I read a lot of them but I'm not satisfied with it. Only this one is very well written. It's not just a copycat. The protagonist is also developing his own career on the road of saving the country and the people. It can be seen that the author is not good at emotional drama. It cleverly avoids large-scale descriptions of emotional lines, and it is just right to stop at the most pointed points. The career line of the protagonist is very attractive. Although there are some shortcomings, I think it is an above-average online novel. The pace is compact and there is no fluff. It makes people look forward to the follow-up. I hope the author can continue writing.
This type of book is really rare. I think it's very good. Come on! (ง•̀_•́)ง
Although this is not the first time I have watched a male video, I think the writing in this male video is quite good. There is no harem or anything like that, and they focus on their career. Moreover, the author's writing style is very good, and I have a strong desire to read on.
The characters' emotions are well described.
Different styles, especially Sanmao. This is how to face the Republic of China in its entirety, not just the emperors, generals, ministers, talents and beauties, but to be with the people.
Zundu is good-looking, at least among the literary writers of the Republic of China that I have read, I think it is better-looking, although I haven't read much [rolls eyes] The author should give it a boost [sending heartfelt thanks]
It was very well written, why is it gone?