I Won't Wear Patched Trousers After Transmigrating; I'll Become the Richest Person in the Republic of China

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, the author has released a new book, it's so good! The character of the heroine is well developed, neither too weak nor ruthless. The sense of ignorance of being a human for the first time is very gripping. The whole plot is also very good. At least the three views are very positive. When the protagonist is inhuman, the most taboo is the inhuman horror, but if the behavior pattern is all human-like, it is not as good as writing about people. Da Da has a good sense of proportion, and the protagonist looks like a human being due to objective factors. It is really wonderful

My suggestion is that if you want to see a girl with no censorship, you can go somewhere else, or if you want to see it, you can read it and then run away. If it doesn't matter, the writing is still very good and worth reading. I also flipped through the comment section and took it all into consideration (it was too long and I couldn't help but feel like something was wrong and I didn't want to read it). This book should really be in the male channel. Most of the highlights are given to men, as if it was written for Lu. Although there is no CP, the heroine is like a pendant like a grandpa who gives gold fingers. It is obvious that the heroine has given such a powerful setting. It also whitewashes the scumbag, and it seems aggrieved that the heroine is suppressed, but the writing style is really good, and there are very few good writings of this type, alas.

A rare good work, with human fireworks and national justice. It is very immersive. I look forward to more updates. The pit is too shallow.

This novel is absolutely brilliant. It is rare to read a novel about the Republic of China that is very sensible and refreshing. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are not in love, they are brothers (sisters), comrades-in-arms, and partners. Every character here has advantages and disadvantages. Flesh and blood. Even if it's just a small spy, neighbor, or coachman, every character is very distinct and creates the feeling of a real world. Every time I watch it, I feel like I'm watching a movie, it's very visual. Although it is written in the Republic of China. There is depression, but there is also joy. Especially when you know that brutal history. You will feel very happy after being changed by them. Although there are some events that they can't change, this is more realistic. 555... I didn't expect that Daodu was in the extra chapter. Other people's extras are all about making up for regrets and having a happy ending. Your extras are all about giving us knives. Author, you return my tears.

It's so beautiful. The first unit hasn't finished yet, but why is it so beautiful? The writing style is very simple. If you like reading about the Republic of China, don't miss it. I can't think of too many words to praise it, but it's really awesome.

It's a worthwhile trip. I came here after the author. I saw another reader classify Bai Yueguang in Liufang Baishi. Yes, it was me, Bai Yueguang. I was having a battle of wits and courage with another author who had erroneous views, and I was bored while reading it. Suddenly, I missed the immortality. Originally, I was the type who read it all in one go, but the author definitely didn't like me. Haha. I thought it would be better to support the author I like than to waste my energy with other weird authors, so I jumped into the trap decisively, waiting for the tie here and chasing another article by the author. It's not a loss, it's really worth the trip, it's really beautiful. Again, my favorite type is in the same vein as Zhang Qing, and I get excited every time I see the shadow of my ancestor. I really like Comrade Xiao Lu! And when I came in, I discovered that Sanqi had really made great progress! Both the writing arrangement and the expression of thoughts and emotions are more restrained and mellow. The writing power is getting deeper and gentler. This is literature! Words have power, reading means faith, haha!

Don't say anything else, it looks great. Although it's homely, it's really a cool novel, and the heroine won't be bullied. The background is the Republic of China period. The protagonist disguises herself as a man and gradually awakens in this chaotic era. Of course, the group portraits in this article are very well described. Whether it is the heroine's family, friends, like-minded partners, villains... They have their own unique shining points, and they also have a selfish side. In short, they are flesh and blood. By the way, although the article does not directly describe the appearance of the heroine, judging from other people's reactions, the heroine should be particularly good-looking, with a perfect appearance. The above is just my evaluation after reading more than 100 chapters. At this time, the first story is not finished yet.

The first half is very comfortable to watch, and the scenes of old Shanghai described in the text are vivid. There is no main plot at the end of La Kua. There are many trivial household matters + anti-Japanese war + spy war. There are too many elements but no priority and they are scattered, which makes it very tiring to read and loses the interest. I look forward to the author's next book.

It's very interesting, the plot is very novel, and the heroine's image is very vivid, but there is one thing that makes me feel a little uncomfortable. It is true that Lu Pingsheng, as a young man of the new era, knows history and wants to change some history with his own ability, but he relies a little on the heroine's super power... I feel like the heroine is like a tool? And I saw that Xu Ayu suffered a heavy hemorrhage during childbirth, and the heroine was exposed in order to save it. Chilu, I saw some comments saying that the heroine killed many people with superpowers, but she was still written as very innocent. I personally think that she was a lion in her previous life, and the law of the jungle taught her that the jungle is the law of the jungle, so it is normal for her to kill people to protect herself, but alone It was purely because she was a human being for the first time, so she couldn't quite understand the complexity of people's minds. It was normal, just like now, her family had never taught her about the complexity of society. She was smart, and she learned from books, but no one told her about the complexity of people. Only Lu was her guide.

This is a slow time-travel, but the story is logically coherent, the characters are distinct and stable, and the origin setting of the protagonist Wei Miao is also very novel and interesting. Moreover, although the plot of the second world "Anti-Japanese Republic" is full of passion, tragedy, betrayal, etc., Because it is written from the perspective of a child, A Miao, the main tone of the article is relaxed and full of fireworks. It is still my favorite non-CP novel!