The Warlord: After Garrisoning the Island Nation, I Do Whatever I Want
军阀：驻军岛国后，我为所欲为
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- 222k Words
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- War & Espionage
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- Warlord: I Garrison the Japanese Islands, and They Call Me a World Power军阀：驻军脚盆岛，他们叫我列强Alternate title on Fanqie
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Keep it up! Feeling pretty good 🤔
It's alright; it perfectly captures the essence of colonial rule.
The content is relatively new, no longer the old formula. This material is good.
It's rare to see a novel about troops stationed on Japanese islands. Five stars to encourage readers.
It's very good, it's so beautiful!
It's still very good-looking.
Five stars are a must.
It's great, I love watching it, I want more! Haha, I've never seen this kind of subject matter before, it's really good!
Yes, yes, yes. Nice, nice, nice. Very good.
Well written, keep it up!