
Republican Era: I Have a Hidden Utopia Where I Can Build an Industry
民国:我有世外桃源可以搞工业
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 114k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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53Chapters
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5.8Score
38.7kReads · all time
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Chapter 47 is still a good read. The only dissatisfaction about joining the Red Party (in the book) is the preferential treatment of prisoners (especially the Japanese). Everything else is fine. I hope the author will not do the same.
The word count is a little less. I've read the latest chapter and I think it's okay.
Come on, good, good, good
You should summon a few strategists, otherwise you won't be able to develop at all.
No matter which direction it develops, killing Japanese soldiers without AI is worth five stars.
It looks good, but the space is a bit small.
I quite like it, but I don't know why the author didn't update it. I think it's okay.
Very well written, cheers
The writing is okay,,, write well and don't stop writing even half of it.
Great book! Not worse than Xue Jianqiang's trilogy. It's a pity that the player is not summoned. Or it would be more interesting. That's what technology can be written about in detail. It's a little thick now. There isn't much to see in tech talent.