Two Worlds: What Do You Mean, a Middleman? I’m a Republican-Era Martial Artist!
两界：什么倒爷？我民国武夫好吗
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- Completed
- Length
- 334k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Other names
- Two Worlds, Republic of China: Can This Marshal Make It to the Other Side?两界民国：本帅能走到对岸吗Alternate title on Fanqie
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150Chapters
168Reads · 30 days
160.4kReads · all time
6.0Score
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Never mind, I wrote it myself, so it deserves a five-star review. The book review section is full of trolls trying to shake my resolve. 😠😠😠
If this book were set in a fictional Republican-era world, I would find it fantastic, or if it were titled "Infinite: I Can Travel Through Film and Television Dimensions," it would also be excellent. Unfortunately, it's neither. It's a book that uses the Republican-era setting as a backdrop but focuses heavily on film and television works, so I can only give it a fairly objective rating (three…
Honestly, after reading so many mindless wish-fulfillment stories, I'm completely numb. It's so refreshing to finally find one that I don't enjoy. I'll give it five stars for now. I'll check it out later 😏 As expected, only the front part is viewable. Everything after that is skipped around.
I don't understand why the rating is so low. After reading the previous comments, I think it's a matter of personal taste. I initially thought this was just an ordinary person. How well can you expect an ordinary person to do? Does someone from the lower rungs of modern society suddenly become smarter or perfect after being transported to the present day?
At first, I thought it was just an ordinary time-travel novel set in the Republican era, but I gradually discovered something different. All I can say is, "A madman, a scoundrel."
A major highlight is its integration of elements from multiple films and television dramas, resulting in more three-dimensional characters. However, it's a bit too early to judge whether it's good or not. I'll give it five stars for now to support the author's continued work. I'll add a review after I've finished watching it.
Why are all the ratings on the homepage positive? 🙂
A very good Republican-era novel, especially the Goose City section, which is very well written. I wasn't planning on reading it, but I got more and more engrossed. The protagonist is a "useless" type, which feels realistic; he's not portrayed as a perfect saint from the start.
The author has great ideas; most people couldn't write something like this. I hope you'll keep up the good work!
It must be said, our ancestors really suffered during the War of Resistance Against Japan. Those were days when you really needed something to look forward to and something to cling to in order to get through them.