I Shined in the Republic of China

Recently I have learned a lot about that era, so I wanted to find some similar books to read. At first I wanted to read a cool article about traveling through the past and following a great man to turn things around, but this article didn't have that kind of plot, but it was delicate and moving enough. I thought it was just a book written casually, but only after personal experience did I realize how cruel that era was, with the exchange of children for food, the difficulty of intellectual enlightenment, the numbness of the people, the criticism among warlords... The building is about to collapse, some people are confused, and some people are full of ambition but insufficient strength. The heroine was the same at the beginning. She just wanted to survive first. This was just a book she wrote. But as she continued to come into contact with the characters in the book, and saw with her own eyes the things that had not been described in her writing but actually happened, she realized that she was really in the flow of this era, and in it, everyone was so small. I couldn't help crying when I saw some small details, especially the historical plots. Our nation has really experienced those things before [crying]... It's very exciting to watch now! I look forward to the author's story, and the growth and transformation of the characters. I look forward to seeing the emergence of great people of that era. I also hope that the protagonists can also move towards the light and get out of the darkness!

My friend recommended it several times but was not interested. It feels like the concubine's love for the young handsome man to death. Now that I have read the first volume, I find that it is not the case. The heroine is also very good, so I will continue to follow it now.

The writing is really good. I really like the feeling of the heroine awakening and growing up. It's really rare to see an author in Tomato who is so careful about naming the protagonist and each chapter. Some of the sentences are so philosophical, wow wow, I really want to see them finished. When will the manuscript be updated?

Even if it only depicts my ugliness, it cannot stop the "Lou Xin Yue" that grows on my flesh and blood. Like flowers, strong and gorgeous, this year's flowers are better than last year's "flowers are better" A "Mian Tao" who loves his friends deeply and is willing to sacrifice his life to avenge his family. As strong as the red river (born Zhao Jingxian) He can't speak but he became a reporter who dared to write and take pictures. He was silent but enlightening in his "idle conversations" "Yun Feiyang" is domineering but dares to act, love and hate Hahahaha, there is also a bookstore with many talents from Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon What's up with the sand brush? Autumn sand brush flutters in the wind Author, please don't stop updating. I like your characters very much. They are brave, smart, and enthusiastic. Your ideas and writing are so wonderful. They will definitely become popular. Please keep at it. I want to see how Jiang Erya in your novel rises to the challenge.

Really, I immediately lost interest when I first saw the title, but I read through the book reviews before reading it. I thought it was about being a spy in the Marshal's mansion, and then falling in love and killing each other, but reality slapped me in the face. The author's writing is very good, the heroine is very good, the plot is very good, and New China is very good. After reading the author's book, I have benefited a lot. We should cherish this hard-won today, the motherland needs us

I've read a lot of novels about the Republic of China, but I couldn't stand it at the beginning. The characters in this novel are really great. The author's writing style is also very rich. The characters are very full. He writes every character vividly. He writes about the sorrow of the lower class people during the Republic of China and the people who succeeded him when the country was in crisis. The only shortcoming is that it is too brutal. Can you not write Lou Jindeng to death? It is so heartbreaking. The characters in it are so heartbreaking. , Seeing them leaving one by one, seeing the people the heroine knew disappearing one by one, I felt really sad. Whether it was good or bad, as time went by, many of them left this world, and I felt a sense of loss in my heart. I felt that their death was ordinary, just a verbal retelling by others, but it was also their life.

This book is really good. I have been looking for this type of book. I read a lot of articles about the Republic of China on Tomato. In most cases, they are engaged in business or running around in big families, and love and hate with young marshals and so on. Articles about a generation slowly waking up are really rare with pen as a weapon. I originally thought that I would not be able to find it. I decided to write one by myself. Unexpectedly, I found this book. I really loved it [][][][]. I have been waiting for a long time. This book has always been on my bookshelf. I am a picky reader, and there are only a few books that can be put on the bookshelf. This book is really good-looking and highly recommended. Come on big

Traveling through the book of the Republic of China, saving the country with words, the heroine does not have a distinctive personality, but she is very real. She is afraid of death and pain. Sometimes she is brave and bold, and sometimes she is cautious. There is no particularly grand scene or aura. The heroine is just a small character, and she has her own way of saving the country. There is no cheating, or the feeling that the nation is in danger. But it's also very true. Isn't it the same for small people like us? We start from the bottom and contribute very little.

A great book. In fact, it is rare to see this kind of book on Tomato about saving the nation from the Republic of China. It may be difficult to grasp the rhythm, but I like this book very much. It's hard to describe the feeling that this book gives me. It's very similar to the feeling that "The Age of Awakening" gave me, but it's not the same. It's like when I read this book, I was surrounded by autumn leaves and the chirping of birds in my ears. When I clicked on this book, I could briefly go to that bustling and exciting era. This book is full of passion and passion. The heroine did not have a sense of belonging at first, and she only wanted to survive. But when she saw the poverty in famine-stricken areas and the suffering of the people, she said the sentence "a little knowledge of pen and ink, but intentional difficulty" made her "alive". I saw a kind of national spirit in her. Many characters, with just a few strokes, appear vividly on the paper, just like the history of Zhao, like Jiangzhou Si. They give me a real feeling. Reading other books will feel illusory, but their flesh and blood are so scarlet, as if there really was a Mr. Lou who used a pen as a spear in history. In fact, I am a very lazy person, and I rarely post long comments to evaluate anything, but when I saw the author replying to me, I knew that I had to evaluate, because I am a student myself, so I privately thought that the author was probably also a student. She has a pure writing style, or in other words, she has a pure literary heart. This heart is "Bing Xin". When I saw the article posted by the protagonist, I was really touched. One thing that really stuck out to me is that each character's name has its own corresponding poem. For a while, I participated in a poetry conference held by the county, so when I saw the poems, it was inevitable that they would be a bit familiar and far-fetched. I have a small idea. Can the author combine a certain characteristic (or ending) of a certain character with the poems, like He Xusheng and Zhao Shisheng. Otherwise, no matter how good the name is, it will inevitably be a bit arty.

I don't know how to express my thoughts, but it's well written. The protagonist is afraid of death and pain, but when she sees the ugliness that is not shown in the book she wrote, she suddenly realizes that this is a real world It's because human lives are so worthless, it's due to feudal pedantry, it's due to bullying by foreign powers, it's due to this society that is rotten from the "roots"

It looks good and is well written. It is a novel about the Republic of China with a story from a different perspective. The heroine has been growing up, and her changes in mentality and thoughts along the way are well written. There are also foreshadowings, about Loujin Deng, about the initial persistence and reflection of one's own heart, about dreams, and about home and country.

It's not bad. It felt a bit forced to be lyrical at the beginning, but then it became smoother and smoother. The reason why so few people read it is probably due to the limitations of the writing method.

Woo woo hoo, they are all good babies. Everyone is written so vividly and vividly. I don't know how to describe what I think and feel. The writing is not good. Every name of the characters in the book has its origin. In short, the writing is so good. The author has such a wide range of knowledge! I know a lot of ancient poems. The writing is really good. I have never seen such good writing. I feel like I could publish a book. I will definitely ask for my autograph when the book is published [Blow a kiss]

The literature of the Republic of China is mostly about people coming and going, and dying, whether it is a confused death or a vigorous sacrifice. The romance of the Republic of China is not about the ten-mile foreign market or the night Shanghai in songs. It is about countless people turning themselves into candlelight and tearing open the darkness one after another with a little bit of light. Then they fall on the road one after another, paving the way for the comings with their own flesh and blood without hesitation, and opening up the way to dawn for the living.

Please update the author. It's super good-looking, with delicate and abundant emotions. The writing is fresh and beautiful. The storyline changes. The description of the character's growth is all foreshadowing. It's not a watery text. Every word hints at the heroine's experience in growing up and the reason why her thoughts have changed. Looking at the author's description, I feel that the story has a very warm and melancholy style. I feel that it is a story with the ending being he but the process being be.

Just like the sentence mentioned in the article, the author puts his pen and ink on the character's growth process, intending to make the character flesh and blood. Therefore, Jiang Erya gradually changed from an outsider's mentality to an insider after entering the book: from knowing that the results of history are good, so watching with a cold eye, to firmly believing that "success does not have to be mine, success must be mine." I haven't read the novels in the comment section that talk about romance in the Republic of China, but I have read a few articles about people who traveled to the Republic of China and participated in saving the country. From what I have read so far, this is not a good read. Jiang Erya is not a heroine who transforms into a big boss after traveling through time and then turns things around. She is just an ordinary person who grew up in a peaceful era. The heroine was really living in embarrassment at the beginning, but it was her embarrassment that made this novel more real. This book describes the survival phenomena of many small people in the Republic of China, and exposes the cruelty and ugliness of the Republic of China: the country has internal and external troubles, the current situation is turbulent, the people at the bottom exchange their children for food, and the upper class lives in dissipation... The word "indifferent" seems to be generally applied to people at that time, but there are always some nationalities whose backbones are full of passion and build the dawn with their flesh and blood. Even if their efforts seem so feeble (it seems like they are off track? That's it, I don't know what else to write)

What I particularly like... Come on, teacher! !

This is a rare and good book. The author is a literary student at first glance, and the whole book has the bookish atmosphere of a liberal arts student.

It's really good-looking. I came in out of curiosity to take a look. But after a few chapters, I fell straight into it. The author's writing style is really outstanding. Every name is carefully chosen, and there are some historical facts. The quotations of famous quotes all have far-reaching intentions. Each character is very full and three-dimensional, and they will not torture for the sake of torture. The change of the heroine's thoughts is very natural. First, she studied in a famine and accidentally entered a cannibal village. Then, she was sold to a brothel and put her life to death. At this point, the heroine has found her original intention. The revolutionary martyrs enlightened the people's wisdom and body and took the lead in death. Even the wind is not a canary trapped in the house There is also the building, the feudal home, the escaped sister, the broken him [punch out], the overseas part is really [crying] so real They are all independent individuals with flesh and blood. Human nature is too complex~ I love it, I love it. This good book should not be buried! ! !

It is a book that I particularly like. The writing is very good and the story told is very clear and well-organized. I look forward to the follow-up and hope that the author can keep updating it. I hope more people will like this book.

I read this when I was in high school. I changed my mobile phone number in college. Now I want to find it to reflect on it. It took me a long time to find it. I thought it was taken off the shelves for some reason. I had to describe the content of the book to Doubao to find out what the name is.

It is a work with a bit of stream of consciousness. If you can read it on the same channel as the author, you will have an excellent reading experience. ദ്ദി˶•̀֊•́)✧The character of Erya (the heroine) has a complex and layered vivid and touching character. Attached are some excerpts of sentences from the article that I personally feel deeply about: Even though there was the Tianzu Movement in the late Qing Dynasty and the "Tianzu Association" that warned against foot binding, some stubborn remnants of feudalism were still persecuting young girls one after another. Jiang Erya walked on the bustling avenue, but it felt like she was in an ice cave. She was at a loss. Did she write this? It seems like it was written, but it doesn't seem like it was written either. The platform does not allow bloody and violent plots, so Jiang Erya did not write it; some bloody and violent things are indispensable cultural symbols of this era, so she wrote it. So is it written or not written? Jiang Erya didn't know, she had forgotten. She only remembered that there was a period of time when overwhelming curses swept over her. She hugged the computer and revised the article word by word, using lies written in ink to cover up the facts written in blood. (From chapter 9, always hand in hand at that time)

I watched a little bit of it a long time ago, and I still feel moved when I watch it again. Come on [sending my heart][sending my heart]

I thought it was a cool article, but it felt wrong when I read it. Why is it so cruel? [Crying][crying][crying][crying]

Please update it quickly [crying] [crying] It's really super, super, super beautiful! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

So much love, a touch of sadness, yet magnificent

It's very beautiful, and the author's descriptions are spot-on in some places.

Great writing! Every character in the article has a distinct personality. There are no simple good guys or simple bad guys. I quoted a sentence about the duality of people. I forgot to underline it and can't find it now. After reading this article, I once again felt that during the Republic of China, people's lives were so difficult and the revolution of our ancestors was so heroic! How lucky I am to be born in China!

I really hope you can publish a book

Very beautiful, very real