Ruling North America: Starting as a World War I Laborer

The writing is thorough and the plot has ups and downs, which is very good. But I am worried that it will be unfinished or become a short article.

It's good to watch, the characters have brains and wisdom, and the plot isn't outrageous or blunt.

Very good, let's do our best on Weibo to expose the humiliating history of China in the early Republic of China, and try to change the image of Chinese people outside and their unyielding resistance. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Very well written! It's not the style of "all foreigners are barbarians, and all Chinese are gods and gods of creation"! Very true! When it comes to issues about discrimination, unlike books written by some people, I won't go into details. It's better to read it yourself.

It's very good, the stages are clear, and the plot is also on point. As for the reason for the low overall rating. . . Maybe you can change the website, Tomato has a large proportion of underage people, and this kind of detailed plot can easily arouse their irritability. Yes, I can't understand why so many people like to read synopses? A refreshing and lively rhythm is important, but it is very superficial to blindly pursue new information quickly and to read in a vulgar and self-pleasant way. Even if this book only contains some key points, it would be a good and enjoyable article, but perhaps more people will not know the details at all in the end. I dare say that at that time, even if it was only two days after reading it, all stages of Zhou's participation in the battle, such as the situation when the train first arrived at the battlefield, the situation when he was sent to cross the center of the battlefield, and the situation when he was sent to attack the German wounded barracks, would be forgotten. This book cannot be read over and over and becomes a disposable chopstick. The many details that make someone feel cumbersome may be the result of the author's careful consideration so that readers will not find any flaws when reading carefully. But it is a pity that some people have not thought about reading carefully. And it's not a minority. Is it okay later?

I originally saw this book at six o'clock, and I thought it wasn't very good, but it turned out to be quite good, and I highly recommend it. Also, is it okay for the author to update it five times a day?

It is good-looking, the content is unpretentious, and the composition is very simple, which all highlights the author's construction site. In addition, the novel subject matter - World War I + labor is refreshing. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart] I haven't watched it in a while, maybe I'm just bored.

This is the first time I read this type of novel about Chinese workers. I think it sounds good, but the number of words is too few.

To put it simply, it could have been written better, but there are many small problems. For example, Chinatown developed a strange force but did not put an informant in this force, so that the top management of the council was imprisoned and forced to betray the protagonist, but there was no news at all. There are really few means. When encountering something bad that has a major impact on the protagonist's power, the protagonist will suddenly have an unknown premonition. In fact, you can write about the news coming from the arranged informant, instead of having an unknown premonition several times. There is another way for smart people to secretly support a force of their own, but on the surface it is against them. In this way, if the secret enemy wants to unite with the protagonist's enemies to target the protagonist, the protagonist will receive the news in advance. Although the writing is acceptable, the emotional drama and plot are not nearly as good. But if you can ignore it and just read it, it won't be a problem. Old bookworms may find it uncomfortable, so I'll give it 4 stars.

This book is perfect, I love it