
Dawn in Xichuan, 1909
西川欲晓1909
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
474Chapters
1.1kReads · 30 days
121kReads · all time
8.0Score
114Listens
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This is a truly realistic book. Those system novels are just pure wish-fulfillment stories. Starting your own business in reality is much harder than this. When you're weak, many people won't be willing to follow you, especially in a business where it involves risking your life.
Is the protagonist's target the whole country, or Sichuan?
A very good book.
It's a shame that such a good book isn't being read by many people. The book is very well written in terms of detail and has a good storyline. It's worth collecting!
Development is progressing well. We need to build up our military factories, weapons factories, and firearms factories. We also need more soldiers. We shouldn't keep giving victories to the enemy; we need to achieve more victories. The masses are great; even if it means sacrifice, we must develop people's democracy.
I was skipping around while reading, and I wanted to ask which chapter Xia Ping's historical commentary appeared in?
Such a good book only gets a 6.6 rating? What kind of reading level is that? This book only has such a low score; what kind of quality is this? I dare say this is the most historically accurate time-travel novel ever written. Modern China could only achieve national rejuvenation by following the mass line, taking the socialist road, and defeating the imperialist powers and warlords!
It's well written, but some of the language is only understandable to people from Sichuan.
A stable base is fundamental.
It's well-written, but the author is probably from Sichuan, so there's a lot of Sichuan dialect. The author could use standard Mandarin in everyday speech with occasional touches of dialect to make it easier to read.