The Great Author of the Republican Era

Well written! It's been a long time since I've read an article by a literary giant from the Republican era. Isn't the author supposed to be writing about literary giants? Why is he writing about industry all the time lately? And in that era, who wasn't a master's or doctoral graduate in education? You didn't continue your studies, just a bachelor's degree? Where are you going to teach? Are you going to teach basic education?

The author has a detailed understanding of American history and philosophy in the 1990s. While the writing style leans towards philosophy rather than being overly passionate, it's easy to immerse oneself in the text. Keep up the good work, author!

I read the entire 100,000-word update in one go. It's very good, the plot isn't mindless, and it has a touch of humor. Highly recommended.

It's visually appealing, but I hope there will be less romance, as the romantic storyline really doesn't compare to the stunt scenes.

It's alright, but could the author please clarify something? I'm still a little worried about whether it's a single female lead. Also, the name "Elegant Gathering" could be changed; it feels a bit arbitrary. Otherwise, it's good, and the pacing is quite good.

Those who gave it low ratings are mostly readers of lighthearted, wish-fulfillment stories. This article can be seen as a fictionalized version of something like "Currency Wars," "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," or "Steel, Cannons, and Bacteria."

I'd been looking for books in this category for a while, but they were all pretty much the same style, and they were all rather dry to read. This one, however, was a breath of fresh air for me; it's just too short.

From what perspective do you hope to change the country?

Overall, the article's historical and character descriptions are quite accurate. The only problem is the excessive addition of modern elements, such as sycophancy and excessive displays of affection. Furthermore, it lacks historical depth and is overly exaggerated in some places. Hopefully, the author will delve more into the tragic social conditions, the suffering of the people, and the helplessness of those with lofty ideals in later installments.

It's well-written, but please don't introduce anything too futuristic like the Su-7 or that other warship later on. It would be fine if the protagonist came up with those ideas himself, but since someone else mentioned the Su-7, that might be the reason for the lower rating. Aside from that, it's well-written and worth reading. Keep up the good work, author! Five stars!