
New Book by Gecko Under the Eaves
屋檐下的壁虎的新书
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 324k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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16Reads
96Chapters
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64kReads · all time
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Through Liangjian, the Position Is Higher Than That of the Regiment Commander, Such as Brigade Commander, Division Commander, Army Commander...
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Less introduction, it's too verbose, and it doesn't give you an understanding of his experience. The pace should be faster, so as not to end unfinished! It's too long-winded, 2/3 of it is just an introduction to past experiences. Instead of reading modern history, why not write about time travel and development? I'm not worried that no one will read it, and it will end up being unfinished.
Is it so bad to write novels now that you have never read novels? I don't know what 40 years is good for? I own a grain and oil store, but I wonder if those without pesticide residues are more expensive? Also, those millets and other cereals can be processed at least 5 times the price.
The writing is too messy
There is too much nonsense, the introduction of weapons is too short, and there is a lot of inner drama. It's boring to read.
It's too watery. The content is exactly the same as the one I read before.
The main character is just a rookie
Water. . . . . .
Junk food is really junk
Modern part too stretched crotch
Messy
How can a novel become popular science when it's just a novel? Who asked you to explain the history of World War II? Don't you worry about copying homework online? Boring!
First praise, collect
The sea, you are all water
Failure product failure product
It looks like it's becoming an ocean
I particularly like water. You have to jump to watch it. It is not suitable for users who listen.
Popular science article, no wonder so few people read it
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