The Warlord Who Rose from Lingnan in 1910
1910从岭南走出的军阀头子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 887k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 22
Spy Fiction + Smart Characters + Sound Values
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Reader comments 26
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It looks okay so far. It is indeed a relatively good start to develop industry with Lingnan as the center. After all, trade and development cannot be avoided by shipping. It is understandable to cling to Germany's thighs as the next stop is approaching. Although it is still a good article, it is relatively good and reasonable. The plot is relatively reasonable. It is not impossible to push some bugs to Chuangyue. After all, Is it actually fun? You can ignore a certain degree of authenticity. At the same time, you can really have a lot to write about the big powers in the North and the sea. Don't worry about the word count. The idea of forced reform is also accompanied by the warlords' force. Overall, there is not much fault. The author should have a relatively complete outline. After all, the Republic of China does have a lot to write about. Summary: It's worth reading, the plot is reasonable, and the conflicts are reasonable. Good luck to the author.
Yes, not Holy Mother. In troubled times, we must make steady progress and cannot compromise with those wavering factions. We must go through the iron plow, otherwise there will be endless troubles. Come on⛽⛽⛽⛽
I like the character of the protagonist. It would be better to use Bawang Zazhi of the Han Dynasty for the current situation, and use Chongdian in troubled times.
2 Yuan is not easy to earn
I don't know why the industrial zone should be placed in the coastal zone. Isn't this to allow sea bombardment and airplane bombing?
Not bad, not a brainless piece of writing
Give yourself some encouragement!
Beautiful and well written
The writing is okay. Relatively speaking, In Tomato is a good book, but authors about the Republic of China should be careful, as they may be criticized. Come on
Recruit strange people and strange things, and form a special department internally and externally. Add some skills to the protagonist! That's how the novel is written... More to come later [laughter]