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A very good novel, written very objectively. The Qing government would rather give the old Queen Mother a huge sum of money to celebrate her birthday than give the Beiyang Fleet military expenses, saying it was the Qing government's ignorance. This is a popular practice in textbooks. However, Beiyang is a local regiment training warlord's armed force, not the imperial court, so it can be seen that there is something wrong in what is written.

People who like to read short stories may not find it very interesting, but for people who have been reading for a long time, it is definitely a good book. It is very logical, does not make people feel mentally exhausted, and makes people shine [Like]

To be honest, this book is wonderfully written. The author is very knowledgeable about recent history. The author must have done a lot of research. And the author also has a pretty good political mind. I hope the author will keep updating

The person who wrote this book has very professional knowledge about the development of weapons in the world and a strong understanding of various countries in the world. I highly recommend it. The only regret is that the description of the mentality and life of the time-travelers is a little lacking, but this is a very excellent book!

It was really boring when I read it before. It was not until I recently finished reading about modern Chinese history that I realized that this novel is very close to reality. The characterization is perfect, and the war scenes are slightly flawed. Opening this novel is like opening another China in a parallel universe.

It's really a masterpiece, and it's a masterpiece that can defeat the gods in one battle.

OK OK! Reading this book is like playing a fusion game of Tightrope and Wowo Shit! Very historical! The only shortcoming is that the description of internal affairs is a bit lacking. The Ministry of Internal Affairs or the Military Intelligence Agency is like a wire console. It is difficult to accept that it directly controls the overall situation without any foreshadowing. But this is indeed a mature historical novel that is rare for tomatoes. The author is really using his brain to write the book, and we are also using our brain to read the book. Wang Qiwen is already 61, my God

A very wonderful political novel that explains what would have happened if China had won the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894. I think if China can really win the Sino-Japanese War, it will basically be similar to what is written in the novel

Seeing now, the article is not a mindless article, the protagonist has plans and ambitions. The great powers have not been brainless, which is worth watching. Very pretty. Alas, I see fewer and fewer people. Tomato sealed the book so that new people can't see it now. It looks great, but it's a pity that it's banned now.

To be honest, this book is very rigorously written and does not have any big holes. Modern history is very cruel. I like that there is no romance mixed in. That era was full of wars, plagues, deaths, interest games, and the game of great powers. The writing is also very exciting, and the diplomacy is also described well.

The author writes well, has a sophisticated writing style, and has a good grasp of the international situation he writes about. Although it is an imaginary world, the plot develops very naturally. The only thing I don't understand is whether the protagonist is on the right side. The description of the October Revolution is more puzzling to me.

The writing is very clear and standard, which can be said to be the support of an experienced writer. [Thinking][Laughing evilly][Pouting]

It's very good. Although it's a bit cool, it's not too unrealistic, which is good. The most appetizing historical article! Come on, the author works hard!

This book is very well written, logically rigorous and the content is also very good. But isn't it about time travel? I felt that the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty and the development of submarines in the early stage had elements of time travel, but in the middle and later stages, it no longer felt like it. Sometimes I even forgot that the male protagonist had traveled through time. There are some reflections of time travel in the international form and control, but the military industry and agriculture are not so obvious. Of course, the protagonist is not a science expert and has some understanding of modern technological weapons. It does not have much impact on this book. But the magnetic stripe of espionage is well reflected in this book. The protagonist leads the country to survive in the cracks between major powers, and then slowly becomes stronger and becomes the superpower that dominates the entire Asia. Overall, this book is very well written and is the type I like. Compared with those novels about historical time travel with their own awesome systems, it surpasses 99%. Finally, I hope this book will get better and better, and cheers for the author.

It's a good book, it's really good, but it's just too dry. This is probably the only shortcoming. I suggest that the author, in addition to writing about the country, also write about the male protagonist, such as unavoidable things like giving birth to children. Let's make a transition like this. That way it won't be too dry, more people will read it, and you can also write something about culture. After all, in addition to developing heavy industry, this country also needs to develop light industry and culture simultaneously. Well, for example, it is to revive the Han style and the Ming style, right? We also need to protect cultural relics, hope that the great powers will return some of the cultural relics they have acquired previously, make movies, export culture, etc. Another important point is that when you read this kind of article, you just look at the rise of our country, and then use the acquired knowledge points to intercept foreign technologies, such as internal combustion engines, and then develop them in advance. The main reason is that you are not so careful, so you don't find much, and you also go to find some foreign talents. Scientific research is not detailed. Of course, each author has a different focus. It would be better if you can add these, I hope you can have better development. [Eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]

It's well written, not a mindless piece of writing. The description of diplomacy between countries is detailed and true, as well as the military aspect. The author should have a lot of knowledge in this area, and the writing is very detailed (of course, people like me skip it if I don't understand it very well). Overall, it's worth reading. The only shortcoming may be that there are relatively few descriptions of people's lives. Most of them are about military and political aspects. It is highly recommended for those who are interested. You can also try it if you are not interested. After all, you are so serious these days and there are not many articles written. [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart] It is recommended to skip reading selectively. There are many texts that are not very important and can be ignored.

Heroes of the Far East and Struggle in Soviet Russia are definitely the best novels in modern history

It can be said that the writing style is relatively delicate, the logic is coherent, and the content is more suitable for pen pals who like modern history (it is not recommended for that kind of illusory historicism). I hope the plots of the Second Industrial Revolution and World War II can be detailed later. After all, it is an important opportunity to catch up with Western countries.

I think it's very good. The only shortcomings now are typos, paragraph divisions and some punctuation issues. The other problems are not big. I feel that it has exceeded the level of most tomato writers. Each chapter is also very long. But at present, it is very similar to the situation of a Three Kingdoms novel I read before. The level is good but I rarely read it. That one is now so bad that it is only updated in the single digits. I hope this one will become popular.

Objectively speaking, this book is very good. It writes about the game between countries after the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty, mainly in terms of war (what else to talk about besides war during World War II). The focus of each book is different. The author's book should be considered very good in the same system. (Not many people write seriously now)

The most important thing is not the large number of fast food novels on the Internet. Not stud books, harem stories, etc. I like any novel that doesn't involve a lot of content between men and women. This book is one of them.

First of all, this book is to my liking. Secondly, there is no need to guess the country name here. Finally, I generally like to defend the author when reading books, but I am more easily affected by comments, and I don't know much about historical figures and don't want to deliberately search for them. After briefly reading some of the later chapters, they are more suitable. Five-star support.

Well written, enjoyable to read, very structured and not divorced from reality I want to know if there are any other books of this type about the rise of China. This book is very well written.

It's really good. I have read many similar books before but they were not allowed to be written because of the issue of posture. I hope the author will update it more.

This is simply a masterpiece at this stage, with detailed descriptions of history, data, etc. [Laughs][laughs]

This book can no longer be simply described as a novel, it should be called a history book. A history book that records the development of China in the world described by the author. This kind of novel does not bring you into the protagonist, but brings you into history. If you are new to modern history or are looking for an enjoyable article in the traditional sense, then there is no need for you to read this book. In the time and space described in this book, this book should appear in the research materials of scholars, in university libraries or in examination papers. This is a history book

Although it is meant to be a cool article, the author has really put a lot of effort into the historical research on the development of weapons, and has put a lot of effort into researching the history of the book. It is certain that the author has definitely done a lot of research on history, and the portrayal of each character is very good. It is really great that the characters who appear in the book do not have to be guessed. The logic is relatively clear and organized, and you can clearly understand how to achieve the diplomatic goal. However, I feel a little bit sudden. The Beiyang Department regained sovereignty. It feels a little too fast, but the impact is not big. This book is really good-looking, and the author will update soon!

It's very good. The author has worked hard to understand it. There are too many knowledge points required here. Although it is not as deep as Red Dawn and the masterpiece, it is not too far away and there is no system? Selling equipment is too stupid. It's almost the same as what I've read. It's also similar to Shuangwen 1908, Far Eastern Madman. It's hard to have an ending when writing something similar. I hope the author can persevere.

Well written, I hope we will always be strong in parallel time and space

Combat tactics, diplomatic games, and technological development are all very reasonable and exciting. Starting from Beiyang, winning foreign wars, overthrowing feudal autocracy, and becoming one of the best in the world is exciting. (Why can't I find it in the search, and I can't find this book in the bookshelf when I recommend it)