Captain Jia's Roundabout Way to Save the Nation

It's very to your liking, so brother, hurry up, because I'm also writing, and the subject matter is different.

This is the first Anti-Japanese War novel about Captain Jia that I have read. There is no golden finger, no system, and no portal. In the original novel, he used his clear and stupid curves to save the country, but here he uses his wretchedness as a disguise. It is very good. I hope the author can show his manly skills. He will update it five times a day, which makes me feel refreshed.

Pretty good. I have only watched these clips of Captain Jia, and I don't know the plot very well, but for now, the author's writing is quite good, and there are no poisonous points. Come on, author, keep updating.

It depicts the funny feeling of an underground traffic station, but it also contains a part of the consciousness of being Chinese. The author has a very thorough understanding of the character Jia Gui. Even if he travels back in time, Jia Gui's language is not obtrusive, and his interaction with Heiteng is very consistent with the feeling of a film and television drama (although I haven't seen much of it.) This is the first time I've written a book review seriously. I hope the author will continue to persevere.

This is the one I've seen written by Jia Gui in the underground traffic station fanfic! ! Worth a look! ! !

It's just that the cover is very sloppy and the content is very funny. There are mostly dialogues in it, not too much description, but on the contrary, the characters are shaped on the original basis through dialogue, and it is also more humorous. And one advantage is that the protagonist does not have a system, and the protagonist is not like the cool article where he got airplanes and cannons and started making homemade gunpowder and making 98K across the ages. The protagonist relies purely on his own IQ to fight wits and courage.

Currently, I am most optimistic about the two novels in the tomato spy genre. One is Ota-kun Yamamoto, and the other is Captain Jia. Currently, except for the plot of Xiaowu, which is a bit difficult to comment on, they are both pretty good (there is really no one who sympathizes with disadvantaged children and uses their own daughter as a gift. My family is a daughter. Who doesn't want my daughter to live a better life?) I hope it won't be too bad later. Sweat, I just found out that I beat Yamashita Ota-kun into Yamamoto [face covering]

It can be said that the writing is quite excellent. It is normal to have mistakes. You can polish it carefully after finishing it. But when will the author evolve? Twice a day

Maybe I introduced Captain Jia's original character in the previous chapters, and it feels like the character is a bit broken, which is probably why the rating is low. But it's really good to watch it slowly, it really has that flavor. The characters are also well drawn, but the author's mention of the system in the article is a bit off-topic, although only in a few sentences. I have read so many systematic articles, and I am really tired of aesthetics. I still hope that the author will not engage in systematic articles. Other than that, this book is really worth recommending. The writing style also has the flavor of the original drama. I hope the author will continue it, so when will there be an update [Chigua]

I don't understand why the score is so low. It really has the emotion of the original drama and is very smooth. The story line is very good except that the author only updates one chapter every day. Negative review, only one chapter a day, are you embarrassed? Do you really think you are Jia Meimei? Are you worthy of hundreds of reminders a day? Eat less and update Qianqian. You have seriously affected Anqiu's revolutionary affairs. The gay revolution has not yet succeeded. You still need to work hard. Don't give up on yourself... Come on...