A Mutiny from the Start, the Guangxi Army Marches South into Southeast Asia

Not bad, food and grass. It's the type of imaginative writing that makes all your wishes come true, ignores some practical difficulties, and touches on the details in one stroke. It's understandable that I can't write some content because of website problems, and I dare not write about it. However, some descriptions are obviously processed by AI, and the comment area often refreshes with abstract creatures.

It is definitely an article written by a genuine Guangxi veteran! The psychological content of nearly a hundred years of cutting sugar cane, planting rice, planting peanuts, and growing fruits is vividly written.

The subject matter is very good. I have long been tired of reading articles published in China. The layout of this book is quite good. What I wrote at the beginning is very exciting so far. I hope to update it more every day.

It's quite good, somewhat interesting, and not cheating at all. It's a realistic and logical read. In the past, I occasionally saw domestic branch families in ancient history running to Southeast Asia or other places. Now I see a modern branch family running there.

It's beautiful. Many time-travel novels are not of this level, especially in another time and space where people in Guangxi have lived a good life.

Not bad, not bad, worth reading. The focus is very good, and the details are appropriate. Maybe it is a farming article in another sense. It covers the development of heavy industry, people's livelihood, education, administration, military, light industry, culture, politics, international situation... It is good to read.

Generally speaking, it starts with a high position, then the pace is fast, there are not many details, and the time line is passed, and the book is completed quickly. In fact, the subject matter is quite good, but the writing method is weird. I feel that the content of the novel is too little, and the outline is a little too much. Anyway, it's okay

It can be seen from this book that the author wants to pursue a sense of reality. Regarding idealization, what I want to say is that the author writes with the goal of founding the country, so naturally it is impossible to write too much political intrigues for you. Those things that are in the clouds must be written in a simplified way, mainly describing the content of the founding of the country. This is just a novel. We cannot ask for too much. How to write the content of the novel is originally affected by the author's ability. All in all, I think it's pretty cool, but there are always parameciums in the comment section who want to be the emperor, and even argue about monogamy😅

The author writes well and logically, and the clues are clear step by step. The characters and the expansion of territory are very emotional and logical. It is disgusting to take advantage of various opportunities and opportunities at the time to make profits for oneself without kneeling down and licking some countries such as Eagle Sauce.

A very good book on the founding of the People's Republic of China. There is a similar excellent book at the starting point. It also talks about the founding of the People's Republic of China in Nanyang after World War II. I feel it is a little better written than that one [Admiration]