
Late Qing: I Became Emperor of Australia!
清末:我在澳洲当皇帝!
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- 139k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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The author's writing is very good. Very few people write about this topic, and some can't persist even after writing it. I hope the author can persist. I personally think the future of this book is very good. The author will keep up the good work. You must persist, come on! Because there are fewer authors writing about this topic, and fewer people will read it. In the early stage, there may be fewer people reading it. If you keep writing, I will recommend it to you. Don't suddenly stop updating. If you don't want to write anymore, you must say it.
You can connect Australia to New Guinea and do a project similar to the South-to-North Water Diversion Project to alleviate Australia's water shortage. You can also get a map to see, otherwise you won't know where to go.
Overall it's okay. It's just that the punctuation marks don't matter. Less commas. Just fine.
When I saw the alien 👽, I felt something was wrong. I took a look at the author and saw that he was not a "fellow professional". Is this alien a fellow? [Laughing evilly][OK]
I just discovered that you actually started writing this novel in May. What happened in the middle?
Nice! It's interesting, just read it as a cool article, but it's a pity that it's not very good at updating.
The subject matter is novel, but the update is too slow. If there is one chapter a day, no one will follow it. I hope the author will update more than three chapters a day, so as to retain readers.
Why did my brother stop working?
It's well written and pretty, but the updates are too slow. Basically one page a day. Sometimes it's hard to update.
The subject matter of this book is good. The writing is also good. It's just too short.