Republican Era: The Red Revolution Begins With The True Story of Ah Q
民国：赤色革命从阿Q正传开始
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Although it's a novel about a time traveler in Ah Q's world, it's also, in my eyes, a true revolutionary novel against the Qing Dynasty, arguably the first counter-revolutionary novel ever written about the late Qing period.
It's rare to find such a good story on Tomato Publishing! First, the logic is strong; that alone puts it ahead of 99% of books! Second, the characters' words and actions are consistent. There are no sudden conflicts or sentimentality like in simplistic novels; everything flows naturally. Third, the author's writing skills are excellent, combining readability, storytelling, and literary merit!
It's fantastic, using a time-travel narrative and the backstory of Ah Q to depict the lives of people at the very bottom of society during the Xinhai Revolution. Although it doesn't clearly explain things like prices, these minor flaws don't detract from the book's overall brilliance.
I've only read a few dozen chapters, but it's truly a great book. The characters are vividly portrayed, as if every detail has been meticulously depicted, demonstrating the depth of the writing. Finally, I've found a good book among Tomato's collection!
The subject matter is very novel, much better than most of Tomato's light novels. Indeed, the protagonists these days are often quite disgusting. Keep it up, author! If your style gains acceptance and you become successful, I wish you good luck.
As a fan of Zhou Xun, I clicked in as soon as I saw the protagonist transmigrated into Ah Q. I like the way the protagonist only touches on some fighting ideas without forcing them. The author must have done a lot of research before writing. I will definitely continue to follow the series if the quality is maintained!
This book is truly wonderful, and the author's literary skills are exceptional. I don't know why it's not very popular. I hope the author will persevere. I suggest using fictional elements for necessary plot points; I'm worried they might get censored. Good books are hard to come by, so keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง
I personally think this book is absolutely fantastic, and the writing is quite realistic. But could the author please speed things up a bit?! It's so good, please hurry up and finish it! I've already given it 5 stars, please! 👍👍👍💕
The story is tightly structured and intricately linked. The early chapters depict the humiliation suffered by the protagonist as "Ah Q," which contrasts sharply with the later portrayal of Xu Zhen, who sheds his facade of spiritual victory and dedicates himself to a noble cause. This contrast serves as a plausible replacement, as no normal person would want to live as Ah Q.
It's really good, and there haven't been any forced negative parts yet. The protagonist has very positive values, and it tells the story of a patriotic young man who returns to a turbulent era filled with blood and tears, wanting to do something to change things and avoid some regrets and sacrifices. I really like it 😍. I hope the author updates ten times a day.